Name: A 4 and 20 Meat Pie
Ingredients: 8 oz Flour; 1/2 ts Salt; 1/4 pt Water; 2 oz Beef drippings; 12 oz Puff pastry; Beaten egg for glaze; 1 lb Minced beef; 1 "cube" beef stock; 1 ts Salt; Pepper to taste; 1/2 pt Water; 1 pn Nutmeg; 3 tb Flour; Brown food coloring

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Eggs	Australian	Australian, Beef	12	Servings

INGREDIENTS

8	oz	Flour
1/2	ts	Salt
1/4	pt	Water
2	oz	Beef drippings
12	oz	Puff pastry
		Beaten egg for glaze
1	lb	Minced beef
1		"cube" beef stock
1	ts	Salt
		Pepper to taste
1/2	pt	Water
1	pn	Nutmeg
3	tb	Flour
		Brown food coloring

INSTRUCTIONS

BASE
TOP
FILLING
Mix all base ingredients thoroughly.  Roll out to about 1/8" thickness.
Roll out puff pastry to 1/4" thickness.
Saute the beef.  Dissolve the stock cube in the water, add to beef. Season
to taste.  Sprinkle with flour and cook till flour is browned and
incorporated well. Adjust seasoning and coloring to taste.
Make pies by putting scoops of about 1/4 cup on the base crust. Egg glaze
around the filling and top with the puff pastry, using the egg glaze as a
"glue" (try not to leave large air pockets). Cut around the filling,
creating individual pies.  Brush the top with more egg glaze for color and
bake at 350 degrees till puffed and browned.
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