English Cottage Pie – Oh My, Oh My!
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The English get a bad rap for bland food, but I happen to like many English dishes. People seem to have the wrong impression and they’re afraid to even try some of these dishes, in fear of it tasting bad (or not tasting like much at all). This hearty and delicious English cottage pie is definitely worth trying! It’s an easy one to cook – especially if you happen to have leftover mashed potatoes from last night’s dinner.
This dish is very similar to a shepherds pie, and it is sure to be a big hit with all of your family members! I often like to add more vegetables, not because the dish needs them but simply because I enjoy them. If your kids are not the greatest fans of greens, this is a great dish for trying to hide them! (The greens, not the kids!)
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Quick Tip: Refrigerate leftovers up to 2 days.
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This is just cottage pie, shepherd’s pie is made with ground lamb. North Americans don’t know the difference.