Name: Mom's Shepherd's Pie
Ingredients: Lamb, leftover, cubed; Onion, chopped; Bell pepper, chopped; 1 tb Cornstarch, softened in; 3/4 c Water, cold; Rosemary; Parsley, fresh; Potatoes, mashed; Butter

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Meats, Entrees, Mom	1	Pie

INGREDIENTS

		Lamb, leftover, cubed
		Onion, chopped
		Bell pepper, chopped
1	tb	Cornstarch, softened in
3/4	c	Water, cold
		Rosemary
		Parsley, fresh
		Potatoes, mashed
		Butter

INSTRUCTIONS

In deep skillet, saute lamb trimmed of fat and cut into 1/2-inch cubes. Add
onion and pepper, saute.
Add not quite enough water to cover what's in skillet. Soften cornstarch in
cold water.  Add with seasonings and turn into casserole. Top with about
1/2 inch of mashed potatoes; dot with butter. (Might dust top with paprika
and/or Parmesan.)  Bake at 400 degrees F. till toasted, about 30 minutes.
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