How'd I do with this Shepard's pie cu/ck/s?
>>8268002
looks pretty greasy
>>8268008
It tends to happen when your local market has shit lamb to choose from.
>>8268002
Bump
Lamb? I always go with ground beef, or ground beef and pork. I imagine lamb is just as tasty though.
>>8268248
Then it's not a Shepard's pie
>>8268002
Oh so greasy
>>8268002
>How'd I do with this Shepard's pie cu/ck/s?
OP here with an update. The filling and pie itself was not greasy. All of the grease is on the parchment paper because as it cooked the grease seeped out. Was 8/10 good, the lamb could have used a little bit more seasoning.
>you know it's done when it sticks to the wall
>>8268251
Yes it is you memeshitting autist, the terms are actually interchangeable. You are just overcorrecting based on assumption.
>>8268356
Shepard implies sheep/lamb you daft ignorant fuck. Gordon Ramsay literally has thrown fits over this exact same shit. Go back to you basement.
>>8268356
It's called cottage pie, dummy
>>8268002
>>8268002
the dish you used is way too fucking small
potato to filling ratio is kinda bad, needs more potatoes imo
and could use bit more browning on top honestly, usually throw raw egg to the potato mic on mine to get really nice browning and use fork or something to make the surface as uneven as possible to get loads of surface area to brown
>>8269257
OP here with an update. The lamb that I used was labeled wrong and my whole family has been shitting there brains out all day. The guilt I feel is overwhelming has /ck/ ever goofed like this before?
>Too little potatoes.
The recipe called for 1.5 pounds. I used 4 huge potatoes which weighed in at about 3-4 pounds.
Here is the link to the recipe. Alton Brown is king.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/shepherds-pie-recipe2.amp.html
>>8269231
>misspelling blue or tabasco
???
>>8269231
oh and cappuccino is actually misspelled in that image
>>8269864
Made the same thing inspired by your thread and I also stumbled upon the same recipe. Turned out pretty amazing. Next time I'll leave out the corn though. It seems a little bit misplaced.
>>8270295
HOW DARE YOU MAKE A MESS IN THE OVEN
YOUER GROUNDED FAGGOT
>>8268251
It's an Irish stew, right?