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[WMS]

Originally Posted by neilwood32

Pi is best eaten warm imho.

Neil IF the Pi is warm the Ice cream melts too fast....

Wayne

[Lantz]

Originally Posted by WMS

Neil IF the Pi is warm the Ice cream melts too fast....

Wayne

I like muffins & Pie

[krepta]

Originally Posted by neilwood32

Pi is best eaten warm imho.

It depends on the filling/type of pie. Some pies are best eaten warm. Some pies are best eaten cold. Pi pie is not very good either way.

[neilwood32]

Originally Posted by WMS

Neil IF the Pi is warm the Ice cream melts too fast....

Wayne

I like my ice cream melted into the pi!

Originally Posted by krepta

It depends on the filling/type of pie. Some pies are best eaten warm. Some pies are best eaten cold. Pi pie is not very good either way.

Most of the best pi's are best eaten warm although i suppose a Melton Mowbray pork pi is one delicious exception.

[MrsMcCoy28]

Originally Posted by mbellot

Of course, just couldn't say so until the wife went to bed.

LOL. How sweet.

[MrsMcCoy28]

Originally Posted by number six

Geometry calculations? Tell me more! I love a lass who knows geometry!

Ummm, how about trig? Maybe a little differential calculus?

Talk dirty to me!!!

Yes, I got straight A's in geometry... A's and B's in Trig, and pretty much B- and C's in Calculus. But my calc teacher wasn't very good at explaining things... and even the brains in the class couldn't get above a B+. Algebra... well, I hate Algebra and muddled my way through that.

We could discuss sines and cosines, but I might go on a tangent.

I'll buck the trend and say I like pie room temperature. And I'm not so sure I would like pork pie, neilwood, but I'd try it I suppose. Can't say you don't like it if you haven't tried it. I suppose if it's like a pot pie I could like it.

[MrsMcCoy28]

Originally Posted by MrsMcCoy28

Yes, I got straight A's in geometry... A's and B's in Trig, and pretty much B- and C's in Calculus. But my calc teacher wasn't very good at explaining things... and even the brains in the class couldn't get above a B+. Algebra... well, I hate Algebra and muddled my way through that.

We could discuss sines and cosines, but I might go on a tangent.

I'll buck the trend and say I like pie room temperature. And I'm not so sure I would like pork pie, neilwood, but I'd try it I suppose. Can't say you don't like it if you haven't tried it. I suppose if it's like a pot pie I could like it.

I'm not sure why I capitalized all the names of the "subjects". I think it must be because I've been up since 4 and my sleep got interrupted 11 times last night... literally.

[WMS]

Liz If I recall correctly the various regional English meat pies are the predecessors to the American Pot Pies....

Wayne

[MrsMcCoy28]

Originally Posted by WMS

Liz If I recall correctly the various regional English meat pies are the predecessors to the American Pot Pies....

Wayne

Makes sense!

[WMS]

And Liz, you were missed, there just aren't enough young ladies posting in this thread....

Speaking of whom where is Chrissy and Penny?

Wayne

[krepta]

Originally Posted by neilwood32

I like my ice cream melted into the pi!

How about ice cream pie? Just like ice cream cake, but pie! Of course, these are best served semi-thawed rather than melted.

Originally Posted by neilwood32

Most of the best pi's are best eaten warm although i suppose a Melton Mowbray pork pi is one delicious exception.

Those pork pies are normally eaten cold?? Well, either way, they sure do sound delicious!

[Geoff_Shawcross]

Mmmm.......Pork pie. Good with pickled pearl onions and some red relish. Haven't had that in a bout ten years!

......Enough talk of pie though, I'm going to go eat some......hehe.......mmmmm......saskatoon pie.

[neilwood32]

Originally Posted by MrsMcCoy28

I'll buck the trend and say I like pie room temperature. And I'm not so sure I would like pork pie, neilwood, but I'd try it I suppose. Can't say you don't like it if you haven't tried it. I suppose if it's like a pot pie I could like it.

It is not quite like pot pie - of which I have tried when I have been over. Melton Mowbray Pork Pies are a singularly delicious pie that is on its own in the pie world - selected pork, spices all wrapped up in a lovely pastry. Served cold or at room temperature.........mmmmmm.....especially with a pint of beer........drools...

Originally Posted by WMS

Liz If I recall correctly the various regional English meat pies are the predecessors to the American Pot Pies....

Wayne

Correct!

Originally Posted by krepta

How about ice cream pie? Just like ice cream cake, but pie! Of course, these are best served semi-thawed rather than melted.

Those pork pies are normally eaten cold?? Well, either way, they sure do sound delicious!

Ice cream pie - sounds good to me the best parts of ice cream and pie!

Originally Posted by Geoff_Shawcross

Mmmm.......Pork pie. Good with pickled pearl onions and some red relish. Haven't had that in a bout ten years!

......Enough talk of pie though, I'm going to go eat some......hehe.......mmmmm......saskatoon pie.

Pork pie served with Branston pickle is better!

[zaathrus]

Originally Posted by neilwood32

Pork pie served with Branston pickle is better!

Heathen! You mean with tomato ketchup really don't you

I love me a good Pork Pie - and none of those pretend ones that you usually get from supermarkets.

Braised rabbit and pork pie is also very nice (as is a good game pie) served cold (or warm) with gravy...

[MrsMcCoy28]

Originally Posted by neilwood32

It is not quite like pot pie - of which I have tried when I have been over. Melton Mowbray Pork Pies are a singularly delicious pie that is on its own in the pie world - selected pork, spices all wrapped up in a lovely pastry. Served cold or at room temperature.........mmmmmm.....especially with a pint of beer........drools...

Sounds good. All this talk of pie got me in the mood to make a homemade rabbit pot pie with homemade noodles and then homemade apple pie. Guess what's for supper tomorrow? (Tonight I already thawed the chicken...)