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skinnymixer's Rustic Shepherd's Pie

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skinnymixer's Rustic Shepherd's Pie

Shepherd’s Pie is a true winter classic… A great way to create a budget friendly, veggie filled meal in the Thermomix that is both delicious and comforting.

I opted to use low carb potatoes in mine, but you could easily substitute them with sweet potato or alternatively this popular mashed cauliflower recipe. To make this a complete meal, you can steam vegetables from step 5 if you wish, and you can also opt to make it dairy free or top with grated cheese too! Enjoy.

Love Nik xx

Rustic Shepherd's Pie

5 from 15 votes
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Course: Main Meal
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 55 minutes
Servings: 6
Calories: 406kcal

Ingredients

Mince Ingredients

  • 1 medium brown onion - peeled, halved
  • 1 medium carrot - roughly chopped
  • 2 cloves of garlic - peeled
  • 30 g olive oil
  • 300 g liquid beef stock - or 300g | 10.6 oz water + 1 tbsp beef stock concentrate
  • 70 g tomato paste
  • 5 g worcestershire sauce - or soy sauce
  • 1 tsp paprika
  • 1/4 tsp cracked black pepper
  • 500 g lamb - or beef mince
  • 100 g frozen peas

Rustic Mash

  • 500 g potatoes - unpeeled, cut into small cubes
  • 30 g butter
  • 30 g cream
  • 1/2 - 1 tsp salt

Instructions

  • Add onion, carrot and garlic to mixer bowl. Chop for 3 sec/speed 6/MC on. Scrape bowl down.
  • Add oil and cook for 5 min/100°C or 212°F/speed 1/MC off.
  • Add stock, tomato paste, worcestershire sauce, paprika and pepper to mixer bowl.
  • Insert simmering basket and put the mince inside the simmering basket.
  • Put your deep steaming tray in place with the potatoes inside. Cook for 20 min/steaming temp/speed 3. Break mince up with a spoon carefully half way through cooking.
  • Set your mince aside in your baking dish, preheat your oven to 200°C or 400°F and continue to cook potatoes for a further 5 min/steaming temp/speed 3, or until cooked.
  • Stir through peas and desired amount of gravy (liquid in the mixer bowl) through the mince.
  • At this point you can choose to rinse the mixer bowl if you want to, put your potatoes into the mixer bowl with butter, cream and salt - mash briefly for 3-4 sec/speed 4/MC on.  Repeat if required.
  • Top mince mixture with rustic mash and bake in the oven for 20 min, or until golden brown.

Notes

Bellini Users
Use your sharp blade for this recipe.
At step 5 use ST temp if using an Intelli and 120-130°C or 250-270°F if using a Supercook.
At step 6 use ST temp if using an Intelli and 120-130°C or 250-270°F if using a Supercook. Add on a extra cooking time if required.
At step 8 process until desired mash consistency.
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Nutrition

Serving: 220g | Calories: 406kcal | Carbohydrates: 13.3g | Protein: 23.3g | Fat: 28.2g | Saturated Fat: 11.7g | Sodium: 432mg | Sugar: 4.1g
  1. Is it safe to steam the mince and potatoes for 20 minutes with only oil & Worcestershire sauce in the mixer bowl? I always thought you needed water in the bowl when using the varoma?

    1. Add stock, tomato paste, worcestershire sauce, paprika and pepper to mixer bowl.
      Insert simmering basket and put the mince inside the simmering basket.

  2. 5 stars
    Great recipe and had enough sauce to freeze for another time! Was a big hit at home everyone loved it

  3. 5 stars
    Made this tonight and amazing! Best shepherds pie I have ever made. I was a bit naughty and put some grated cheese on top of the mashed potato to try and tempt this kids and 2/3 tried it so success 😂 thanks for a great recipe will become a staple in our house.

  4. 5 stars
    So, so, so good!! I was craving comfort food in the middle of the Melbourne winter and this absolutely fitted the bill. I doubled the lamb mince but cooked that on the stovetop, and doubled everything in the sauce except the water (I used 1.5 times the recipe). I threw in a mix of frozen peas, corn and capsicum and the result was the hearty, delicious warm hug I was hoping for. Best of all, we have leftovers for tomorrow. Winning! Thanks for yet another first rate recipe Nik!

  5. 5 stars
    This is a great family friendly recipe, it was enough for two adults and two kids, which I served in individual ramekins. I added bacon to the mash, that went down really well! I expected my kids to turn up their noses as they don’t normally like all-in-one meals, but both readily ate this quickly! Great flavour, quick and easy.

  6. 5 stars
    DELICIOUS FOR ALL AGES!
    Thankyou for this recipe which I have cooked a few times…this week I even impressed the Parents and visiting Daughter…so full of flavour.

  7. 5 stars
    So I have lots of skinnymixer books but I came across this recipe when I googled what to do with some lamb mince I bought on clearance and I’ve never used lamb mince before.
    This recipe is amazing. I knew it would be such is my faith in skinnymixer recipes so I doubled the recipe. The mince was packed tight and I stirred it a bit and extended the cooking time.
    Anyway it’s great. I used all the gravy and chucked some mushrooms in too to use them up.

  8. 5 stars
    Just fabulous – double the mince and added extra veg – it’s a favourite
    Partner likes leftovers for his lunch for the week thank you

  9. 5 stars
    Made this tonight and it was amazing. Did the slow cooker version and served with Rustic mash (both white and sweet) and steamed veg. Will definitely do again

  10. Hi,I’m going to try this rustic shepherds pie could I half the quantity as there ìs only the 2 of us .🤔 It sounds delicious 😁

  11. Yummo! I use a little more mince (maybe 700g), some lightly pan fried diced bacon as per your suggestions, and any extra veggies (such as capsicum, tomato, zucchini). My kiddies love the mash cooked the old fashioned way on the stove but everyone was licking their lips and wanting leftovers. So much for making extra for lunch tomorrow 😂

  12. 5 stars
    Oh my was absolutely delicious. Used pork and veal mince. Not having to peel potatoes was a bonus. Thinking can make with pumpkin to lower point value. Whole family loved it. 👌

  13. 5 stars
    Another family favourite. I steam some cut veg and cook the spuds after and add that to the mince to bulk it out a little more so I have leftovers. Love these quick and easy dinners that taste amazing!

  14. I am sure I actually remember when this recipe was released but for some reason I waited until now to try it!! It is sooooo delicious. I really loved it. My 7 year old wolfed it down. The almost three year old was more particular but she still 8 some which is a big win. For here is usually spag bol or die. Thanks for a yummy easy recipe. I will make it often.

  15. Amazing! Just did it with minced beef and substituted 500g cauliflower for dessert he spuds. I applied bacon and spring onion (all I had) suggestion stirring it through the mash… family loved it!!

  16. This is an easy, regular “go to” recipe in our household. I made it today with 1kg of beef mince and also added grated zucchini to the listed ingredients. I also tried cauliflower mash (Tanya’s no fail) for the first time and it worked a treat! Making a bigger batch allows for leftovers for lunch the next day.

    1. 5 stars
      Hi Tara did you double this recipe we have only just made this and we could have eaten twice as much family of 5 3 boys (6,5,2) devoured it
      Great recipe hoping for some advice on doubling

  17. We love this Shepherds Pie recipe. It’s perfect comfort food. Two questions: Has anyone tried doubling the recipe, or even 1 1/2? I find that when we’re feeding more than two adults plus the kids, it’s not quite enough. Also, best spud for mashing in the thermie? Thanks for a great recipe.

      1. Does the mince cook through? I have just put in 1kilo of mince and it’s packed in rather tight so I’m worried it won’t cook properly?

        1. It does cook through, but you should stir it. The dish does go in the oven – so you do have that extra oven time. There is a danger of blocking the steam holes of the machine when you overload the basket. Perhaps try moving it to a frypan next time x

  18. Love this recipe it is so easy and always delicious. Today was with sweet potato. Have made this a few times now.

  19. I made this for dinner last night and I am unsure why I haven’t make this recipe before now.
    I used 600g of beef mince and added half of a diced red capsicum to the beef before adding the sauce. I also didn’t have cream, so substituted with sour cream which was delicious. I am so thankful that you made the suggestion to add bacon and onion to the mash, it took the dish to yet another level.

    Thank you for yet again helping me impress my partner 😍

  20. Another delicious recipe – thank you! As others did, I added some extra veg to the gravy and a can of lentils into the baking dish at the end with the meat. I used nuttelex and almond milk in the mash potatoes to make it dairy free. And fussy Miss 2 ate 2 bowls!

  21. am I reading correctly, dont peel the potatoes, and make the mash with the skin on? I have never heard of doing mash this way?

  22. Holy crap Nik, this was bloody delicious.
    Made the pies in singular ramekins with sweet potato, and was to die for.
    Thank you so much for all that you do.
    You make cooking enjoyable

  23. I have a Magimix Cook Expert and recently made Nik’s Rustic Shepherds pie with leftover slow cooked lamb shoulder. I made the sauce in my Magimix as per Nik’s recipe ( using the conversion chart on Magimix Tips & Techniques FB page). I then chopped up cooked lamb shoulder into chunks and used Food Processor to whizz to the consistency I liked. Combined sauce and meat and covered with a mix of mashed potato and pumpkin. It was delicious.

  24. Made again tonight and added a Tin of lentils to the cooked mixture. With the carrot onion and garlic at the start I added a handful of mushroom, a zucchini, celery and half a red capsicum. So good

    1. It is the Varoma setting, turn your temperature dial all the way around to the right past the highest temperature 😁

      1. Winner! I used (more than recipe suggested) frozen peas corn and carrot instead of just peas. Fussy kids went back for seconds leaving us with no left overs. My favourite dilemma. Thank you

  25. I have never liked Shepherds Pie but my husband loves it so I have made it quite a few times & each time differently to see if I would enjoy it but never had any success, that is until this recipe! I love love this dish, my husband thinks it’s the best one he has eaten & even my fussy as 4 year old ate it without complaining. I used half cauliflower half potatoes for the mash just because I like to sneak extra veg in when I can. This will be a regular in our household & it freezes well.

  26. Lovely warming family meal. Miss doesn’t like anything 3.y.o. ate the filling (if I picked the peas out and dished hers with no mash) but that is still a win!!! Thank you!

  27. Made it tonight after a recommendation by a friend. I added one zucchini to step 1.
    Also put 10g of Worcestershire sauce and 170g of tomato paste as I decided to just finish the bottle off.
    This part tastes pretty good.

    Made a combination of potato, sweet potato and cauli mash… haven’t tried yet, Will tomorrow.

    Thanks for the recipe.

  28. Made this for tea! Was absolutely delicious! Even fussy miss 5year ate it and asked to have it tomorrow night for tea!
    THANK YOU

  29. I don’t think the recipe is very clear. Do you add the sauce mix with the mince when you put the mince aside and continue to cook the potatoes?

    1. Anne, No it clearly says in step 3 add stock, tomato paste and pepper to mixer bowl then insert simmer basket in step 4 and place mince inside.

  30. SOOOO GOOD!!
    I had some bacon and cauliflower that I needed to use, put the bacon in with the onions cos I hadn’t read ahead and didn’t know it would become the gravy, I’d do it again in a heartbeat tho!! OMG! That gravy was to die for!
    Subbed the potato with cauliflower and this dish was demolished by mr 2.5, and miss 1! (They even ate the peas which is unheard of!

    Was planning on freezing the leftovers for hubby, but don’t think there’ll b any now!

    Thanks Nik!

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  31. Made this tonight for the first time. It was delicious. Even my fussy husband who thinks thermomix meals are ‘bland’ really enjoyed it. Mr 2 and Miss 5 were also fans. This will definitely be on the meal rotation from now on!

  32. Today was the first day we used our thermomix. We made a couple of school snacks and this for dinner. It tasted amazing. Next time I would add some chilli as we are chilli fans and maybe a few extra veggies, but overall it tasted great just the way it is.
    Next time I will make a double batch. Family of 5 plus one meal for lunch the next day but with the kids going back for seconds my lunch bowl got eaten haha. So good to have something all 3 kids enjoyed and a great experience for our first thermomix meal.

  33. So yummy to reduce carbs I did 2x zucchini instead of carrots and did a half cauliflower and half broccoli mash! Cauliflower hater in my household had 2 servings – so great that you can do all the steps together and walk away for 20’mins will defiantly become a weekly staple

  34. This was delish, everyone devoured it! I did half potato and cauliflower for the mash, used veggie stock, added mushrooms and I accidently forgot to add the peas but still came out great. Thanks for another great recipe Nik ☺

  35. This is my “go to” emergency dinner dish! So EASY! and everyone is more than happy to eat it!
    Thankyou so much!

  36. Made this tonight for the first time. I used lamb mince and veggie stock, added a capsicum and an extra carrot and put parmesan on the mash. I would add more veggies next time but it is delicious 🙂 Will definitely make it again

  37. I never comment on recipes but this was delicious!! I didnt have tomato paste so I put a tin of tomatoes in and no water. Added a heaped tablespoon of vege stock bone broth powder.

  38. Thanks for this fabulous all in one meal. I made a double portion and used cauli mash. My daughter is quite sick at the moment so the ease of this recipe has allowed me to get a wholesome meal on the table for dinner tonight’ and still look after her.

  39. This has become part of our regular weeknight meals. Instead of the paprika I use a dash of curry powder, cinnamon and ground cloves. It’s such a tasty meal (not to mention quick and easy).

  40. Yum! Great wholesome cheap meal – so much better than I remember it being as a kid… will definitely make this one again. Will hide some more veggies next time too.

  41. Awesome! Made this today with cauliflower mash & topped with cheese. I had 1kg of mince to use up so I repeated steps 4 & 5, with an extra splash of water for the second 500gms of mince, then added all the gravy to the mixture. Worked perfectly… very delicious & super easy to make. Thanks Nik!

  42. This is my always GO-TO recipe now. I make this as meals for others – and they all rave not only how delicious it is, but how homely and comforting too! I have only made it with onion and bacon – and will never omit!! It’s the best!! So thank you x

  43. Very yummy, great flavours! I added extra mince, mushroom and celery to bulk it out for our large family & it was perfect. Will be making again. Thanks Nik for a great, simple, & yummy family recipe. 😃

  44. This is the third time making this dish, which is now a family favourite. Tonight served with parsnip mash, no peas, but steamed greens on the side. Delish. Thank you Nikalene.

  45. Didn’t change a thing except for a bit of grated cheese on top before baking! Congratulations on a fantastic shepherds pie recipe. I found the vege sauce thickened up perfectly by the time the potatoes cooked so I added all of it to the mince. Was a bit sceptical about leaving the peel on the potato however it was delicious. The other half loved it too. Big thumbs up

  46. Have made this dish twice and everyone loves it.

    I forgot to buy cream for the mash but substituted sour cream, and the taste was amazing. Best mash ever. I also used about 600 grams potato.

  47. Amazing! And so easy. We all loved it! My husband doesn’t like a lot that I make with the Thermomix but devoured this & requested it again tonight!

  48. Absolutely delicious! I used 600g mince, and in the baking dish added a grated zucchini, a heap of sliced mushrooms and extra carrot. Then used all the sauce, and topped with 600g mashed potato. Now we’ve got half left for dinner tomorrow night…winning!!

  49. Delicious! Made with lamb, and done about 50/50 peas and diced mushrooms.
    P.S. Tell Michael he is amazing, fried onion and bacon in the mash is out of this world!!

  50. The whole family loved this meal & that’s saying something. It’s always a winner when I can get away with cooking 1 meal with no alternates or adjustments.

  51. I have added mushrooms, an extra carrot, a green capsicum. Hopefully there is enough room in the bowl for the meat !! Have made this before and it’s a great recipe. Perfect for a cold winters day with kids sports practice. Can prep early and bakeater! Thanks Nik!!

  52. Yum, this was so good! One of the best shepards pies I have made. The flavour of the mashed potatoes mixed with the left over gravy from the mince mix was superb. Thumbs up from the kids and I 😊

  53. Has anyone doubled the mince (just the mince)? I found even though I used 500g mince (that I minced in TM prior to making this) it didn’t go very far. It only made 4 ramekins and I am a family of 5 🙁 yes I dipped out.

    1. I used 700g of mince (by mistake, I just opened the package of mince I thought had 500g in it!) and it worked really well! We are a family of 5 and it fed us well. I used most of the gravy in it and it was beautiful and saucy.

  54. Oh wow,, the best mash ever.. there was very nearly not enough to put on the pie after “taste testing” it!!

    Another super tasty, super easy recipe 🙂

    Thanks

  55. I’m not surprised that this was amazing! Big hit in our house, my daughter wanted in her lunch at school and said she would eat it cold, but unfortunately Dad took it to work:)

  56. Another fabulous recipe from Nik. i used sweet potato and sprinkled the top with some grated Parmesan cheese. YUM!

  57. Fantastic rustic shepherds pie! I used pumpkin for the mash instead of white potato… Cut it larger so the cooking time would work.. also added extra150g of sweet potato … Sauce/gravy was so delicious and I used Roo mince! Mmmmmmm thanks Nik, dd2 coincidentally cooked this tonight also! Loved it too!!!!

  58. Yet another winner. Made this after reading friends posting on Facebook and raving about it. The family loved it

  59. This is the best recipe ever! Especially with the cheeky bacon & onion. How would I go about making a double batch? The boys want more and more and more!

    1. Probably not wise, but I did double the recipe (just slightly less water) and watched very carefully – it worked but was very close to overflowing liquid from jug (I think mince was a little too compacted to drain quickly through). I’d recommend caution if you are going to try it:-)

  60. This was a complete hit at my house, with 2 fussy 6 year olds, and a 1 year old who would gladly eat only cheese for every meal – it was gobbled up in minutes, 2 nights in a row! I used sweet potato instead of white potato, as we eat low carb, and I also fried onion and bacon to mix through the mash. I then baked it with Parmesan cheese on top, and it was absolutely delicious. I used vege stock instead of beef (as I didn’t have any), and I’ve just realised I forgot to put butter with the mash (but it didn’t need it).
    Highly recommend this!

  61. Made this last night – it was delicious – it was great to have a meal that the whole family enjoyed! I added a zucchini in step one & bacon & onion to the mash as well as a bit of cheese before baking- will definitely make again . Thanks for a great recipe Nik 🙂

  62. A-MA-ZING !!! WOW ! Once again Nikalene has proven herself . This was amazing and Im a picky food snob! Lol. I am yet to be disappointed by a meal that you have created. Well done and thankyou for sharing your journey and recipes with us. I dont know how to express my gratitude 🙂

  63. My 10 year old son is reluctant to try new meals unless it’s a Skinnymixers meal. So tonight I served the pie up, after the first mouthful he said we will be having this again and then cleaned his plate. My daughter served herself a second serve I’m content but it’s just SO good, so I’ll have a little bit more. Thankyou xo

  64. Loved it! Made it with white + sweet potato mash, + bacon & onion – I’m willing to bet that the original recipe is great, but bacon & onion makes everything better!!

  65. Geez this was good. Shepards pie was a staple for me as a kid snd this craps all over my old version! Sorry mum.
    Thanks for another great recipe.

  66. I’ve made this twice now and it’s great. I added a grated zucchini to the mince so it didn’t get chopped up too much. I only had beef stock cubes so added one and a half of those. Neither my husband or I are fans of shepherd’s pie so I was pleasantly surprised at how nice it was. Thanks for the recipe!

  67. This was a hit here! I often struggle to please hubby, who after almost 2 years of thermie cooking, still say “meh” to a few meals. This one was a good winner!! I used lamb mince and liquid beef stock, but I will try with beef stock paste next time.

  68. Made this tonight and it was amazing! I found the flavour to be rich and full but I was heavy handed with the worstershire and paprika. I added cubed carrot to the steamer with the potato as the carrot in the bowl disappeared and included it with frozen peas and corn in the mince mixture before baking.
    I only ever use the BCB vegetable stock and usually include half a teaspoon of either chicken or beef massel stock powder if an alternate flavour is required.
    Also added a little bit of cornflour to thicken the gravy in the last 5 minutes. Yum!

  69. Just wondering would this dish and your other ones (in particular the famous butter chicken) that have chicken or beef stock on ingredient list be replaced with the veggie stock from the bcc? This is what I have on hand.

  70. Delicious!!!!
    I had a couple of changes – 20g worstershire sauce and thyme instead of paprika because I had run out. Used cauliflower mash instead of potato and the whole family liked it.

    I agree with another comment that suggested what beef stock you use affects the taste of the dish, I used beef stock paste from the BCB and it was delicious.

  71. Absolutely love this dish thanks Nic! I’ve made it for the second time tonight with the cauli mash. The lamb gives it a lovely rich taste x

  72. OMG this is absolutely delish and SO quick to make. It was a hit in our house and will definitely be a regular

  73. Made the mince mix to be hcg compliant(omitting oil and subbed cali stem for carrot). Turned out great and made 5 x 174g portions.
    The stock paste you use is a large part of the flavour profile. I had the healthy mix chicken stock ready to go and that is what I used.
    I found it to be rich and lovely. I will make some compliant cauliflower mash to top them.
    A nice change from salads and zoodles.

  74. Another fabulous recipe. Thank you. Made with beef mince, added peas and corn and topped with cauliflower mash. Absolutely delicious mad loved by all members of our family. x

  75. I made this yesterday and fell asleep while it was cooking in the oven. Luckily my oven turns itself off, but when I woke up hours later, it was very, very well done. Hubby said he would eat it anyway and he absolutely loved it. I am going to make it again and try not to fall asleep, so can see how much more he will like it then. I served it with cauliflower bake. When I make something new I always ask for a score out of 5 and he gave it 6.
    Have told him for future reference that if I fall asleep and have something in the oven, to take it out when time has finished (I have MS and can fall asleep very easily and often)
    Will come back and make another comment next time 🙂

  76. Delicious.
    We made with the beef mince, and with white potato mash (no cream) – a big hit with all 3 of us. We will certainly make it again! Thank you.

  77. Another easy, delicious meal. I didn’t have peas, so used corn and added a can of red kidney beans. I also sprinkled some cheese on top.

    1. I’ve been looking for a recipe to replace the packaged mince cottage pie meal base that my family loves. After seeing your comment, I added ground ginger, garam masala, tumeric and a can of chopped tomatoes when cooking the gravy mixture and everyone loved the flavour.

  78. Thanks for another great recipe Nik. Such an easy, quick recipe and another bonus was that I already had the ingredients at home. The whole family loved it. My sone went back for seconds. Will make this again but next time I’m going to use frozen peas and corn.

  79. Found the mince bland after following the recipe so added couple of tea spoons of gravox and re cooked in machine for 2 mins then into oven and was delicious!!

    1. I put in 15g of Worcestershire sauce rather than 5g (accident lol) and slightly more beef stock concentrate and it was delicious.

  80. We had this tonight. My Asd son had seconds and gave me a hug! ! Thank you Nik for sharing a great recipe. Will definately be making this again xx

  81. Yum! Used cauliflower mash instead of potatoes, but otherwise followed the recipe. So easy to make. Thanks so much

  82. Another delicious and simple recipe, thanks nikalene!
    Next time round I’m going to try add in some more veg and I’m sure this will be a staple in our house this winter

  83. Wow Nik! Thank you so much for this awesome recipe. I will never cook it another way. My entire family enjoyed this so much. Thanks for making me look so good in the kitchen! 😊

  84. I found the mince mix bland sorry and was scrambling to fix it at the end 🙁
    Will use your method for my usual seasonings next time. Good base recipe to tweak

  85. Delicious! This is going on our fortnightly rotation for sure. I did beef with chicken stock as that’s what I had..and did put cheese on the top – next time might add chilli too. Thankyou.

  86. I made this last night. It was delicious! Loved by all and only a tiny bit left! My fussy partner said ‘ you can add this to the list!’
    Thank you for another amazing recipe, your recipes never disappoint!

  87. Made this tonight
    I went with Michael’s recommendation…… And had the onion and bacon in the mash…… Please let him know that yes it was out of this world good!
    Yum, everyone wolfed it down ☺️

  88. I have just cooked this to freeze for a friend who has had a baby. How long would you cook it straight from the freezer?

    I had a sneaky taste and it was delicious!!! I will have to make it for us tomorrow night. Luckily, it is so quick and easy to make.

  89. I made this for dinner tonight- I used beef mince, added in a few extra veggies for my one year old, and blended the potatoes a bit longer because we like a creamy mash and it was absolutely delicious. So simple. Perfect for a cold night in Melbourne. Another winner Nik!

  90. this is on my to make this week list. i have everything, except the peas, i never have peas, i feel about peas the way some people feel about coriander. anyway, this will be made this week.

    also, a small editing recommendation. step 7 would read better if the 1st instance of ‘through’ was removed.

    you are awesome Nik.

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