This is an easy dinner to make for the busy mom or dad after work or on the weekend.
Use a ready-to-make pie crust that will make the dish even
faster.
the filling
6 small new potatoes thickly sliced
one medium white onion halved from root to tip and then thinly sliced
4 or 5 slices of bacon diced
250ml single cream
4 large free-range eggs
salt and pepper and fresh herbs
Boil the potato slices in water for five minutes. five
minutes, until it's barely tender. Put aside after draining.
In a skillet, melt some butter and olive oil and sauté the
onions till tender. On medium to low
heat, this should take around eight minutes to complete. Turn increase the heat
slightly and add the par-boiled potatoes.
Stir in the spice and herbs and continue to cook for a few minutes,
until the veggies are slightly brown around the edges. Toss them periodically to keep them from
burning. Sauté the bacon until crispy in a separate skillet, then incorporate
it into the potato and onion mixture. After that, let aside to cool somewhat.
In a mixing dish, combine the eggs and cream; season with
salt and pepper.
Preheat the oven to 170°C and grease a pie dish.
Flour your work area and roll out the base dough, then
line the pie plate with it. Do the same with top dough.
Gently stir the bacon, egg, and potato mixture into the
egg and cream mixture before pouring it all into the pie. Place the pastry lid (if used) on top and
brush with a little beaten egg and milk.
Bake the crust for forty minutes at a time or until golden
and fluffy. Set the dish aside to cool
completely. When ready to serve cut your
pie into nice size wedges.
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