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When it comes to comfort food, Cottage pie is a classic. Often called, Shepherd’s pie, which is almost identical however made with lamb. This classic cottage pie features a richly flavoured savoury beef mince base layer with a golden mashed potato and parmesan crusted topping. It’s a great value for money meal, that’s easy to make and uses simple everyday ingredients.
Best of all, Cottage pie is truly perfect to make in advance and reheat, or freeze to have pre-prepared, ready to serve, homemade meals stocked in your freezer. Streamline your meal preparation time and washing up when you portion, assemble, bake, store, and serve in the one container! We used 5 x 750 ml Fresh vacuum containers that can conveniently go from the freezer to the oven and then into your handbag.
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When it comes to comfort food, Cottage pie is a classic. Often called, Shepherd’s pie, which is almost identical however made with lamb. This classic cottage pie features a richly flavoured savoury beef mince base layer with a golden mashed potato and parmesan crusted topping. It’s a great value for money meal, that’s easy to make and uses simple everyday ingredients.
Add the carrots, celery, and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally for 3 minutes or until they begin to soften.
Add the flour and stir it in then add all the remaining ingredients.
Bring to a simmer and cook for 30-35 minutes, stirring occasionally until it reduces and thickens. You don’t want excess liquid.
Portion the mince into 5 or 6 (750 ml) Fresh vacuum containers. (Depending on your desired portion size) then set aside to cool before adding the mash.
Drain in a colander. Leave them sit in the colander for 10 minutes to dry out, then return the potatoes to the same pot.
Add the milk, butter, and salt then mash until smooth. Taste test - add more salt or butter if you like.
Portion the mash into the containers then spread carefully to the sides. Trail a fork through the mash to roughen the surface.
Sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
Preheat oven to 180ºC/ 350ºF.
Place the containers in the oven (without lids) for around 30 mins or until golden and crispy on top.
Let cool for 5-10 minutes before eating.
When reheating cottage pies, preheat the oven to 160ºC / 320ºF then place your pie in the oven for 20-30 mins. Stick a knife into the middle to ensure it is piping hot throughout. Or reheat in a microwave according to instructions.
When it comes to comfort food, Cottage pie is a classic. Often called, Shepherd’s pie, which is almost identical however made with lamb. This classic cottage pie features a richly flavoured savoury beef mince base layer with a golden mashed potato and parmesan crusted topping. It’s a great value for money meal, that’s easy to make and uses simple everyday ingredients.
Best of all, Cottage pie is truly perfect to make in advance and reheat, or freeze to have pre-prepared, ready to serve, homemade meals stocked in your freezer. Streamline your meal preparation time and washing up when you portion, assemble, bake, store, and serve in the one container! We used 5 x 750 ml Fresh vacuum containers that can conveniently go from the freezer to the oven and then into your handbag.
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