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Steak & Guinness Pie

This rich and hearty homemade Steak and Guinness Pie is the ultimate comfort food, perfect for cozy nights or special occasions. Tender chunks of beef are simmered in a flavorful combination of dark Guinness beer, savory broth, and a blend of herbs, creating a deep, savory filling that’s full of richness. Enclosed in a flaky, buttery pie crust, each bite delivers the perfect balance of tender meat, rich gravy, and a hint of sweetness from the Guinness. It’s a true British classic, guaranteed to warm you up from the inside out!

Prep

1h

Cook

3h

Total

4h

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For the pastry

400

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Flour

100

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Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

550kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

47g

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For the pastry, Ratio: 4:1:1:1 4 = Flour 1 = Butter 1 = Milk 1 = Water i.e. 400g flour, 100g butter, 100g milk, 100g water Remember you can make the pasty ahead of time and freeze it which will save you time when making the pie! I use a deep cake tin when I make my pies because it makes a big fat juicy pie but you do you!

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Darren R

2 months ago

Everyone loved it defo doing it agen

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Tyler

2 months ago

Cheers Darren! Love a good pie rave review! 🙌🥧

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David H

2 months ago

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Andrew H

4 months ago

As an American who has never made a pie before, this turned out pretty well! Appearance wise the top could have been a little better, but the taste is fantastic!

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Tyler

4 months ago

Nice one Andrew!

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Chris H

4 months ago

Had to make a square pie but just look at it. First 1 Iv made and wow the whole family loved it. I liked cooking before but now even more.

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Tyler

4 months ago

Thats what I love to hear!

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Melanie M

5 months ago

Yummy…added mushrooms

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Tyler

5 months ago

Thanks Melanie, love the extra mushrooms for that cozy savory boost!

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Andrew D

10 months ago

I liked it overall, but couldn't get the pastry cooked through without it starting to burn on top? Any tips?

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Melanie M

5 months ago

Crust protectors (silicone) or tin foil

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Tyler

5 months ago

Spot on!

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Tim N

a year ago

Is the recipe right on the pastry ? Should it be 400g of flour…….

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Tyler

a year ago

Thanks for the heads up! Yes you're right, it should be 400g flour, all changed now!

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Steak & Guinness Pie

This rich and hearty homemade Steak and Guinness Pie is the ultimate comfort food, perfect for cozy nights or special occasions. Tender chunks of beef are simmered in a flavorful combination of dark Guinness beer, savory broth, and a blend of herbs, creating a deep, savory filling that’s full of richness. Enclosed in a flaky, buttery pie crust, each bite delivers the perfect balance of tender meat, rich gravy, and a hint of sweetness from the Guinness. It’s a true British classic, guaranteed to warm you up from the inside out!

Prep

1h

Cook

3h

Total

4h

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

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For

4

M

I

For the pastry

400

g

Flour

100

g

Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

550kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

47g

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Notes

For the pastry, Ratio: 4:1:1:1 4 = Flour 1 = Butter 1 = Milk 1 = Water i.e. 400g flour, 100g butter, 100g milk, 100g water Remember you can make the pasty ahead of time and freeze it which will save you time when making the pie! I use a deep cake tin when I make my pies because it makes a big fat juicy pie but you do you!

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Darren R

2 months ago

Everyone loved it defo doing it agen

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Tyler

2 months ago

Cheers Darren! Love a good pie rave review! 🙌🥧

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David H

2 months ago

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Andrew H

4 months ago

As an American who has never made a pie before, this turned out pretty well! Appearance wise the top could have been a little better, but the taste is fantastic!

Like

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Tyler

4 months ago

Nice one Andrew!

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Chris H

4 months ago

Had to make a square pie but just look at it. First 1 Iv made and wow the whole family loved it. I liked cooking before but now even more.

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Tyler

4 months ago

Thats what I love to hear!

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M

Melanie M

5 months ago

Yummy…added mushrooms

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Tyler

5 months ago

Thanks Melanie, love the extra mushrooms for that cozy savory boost!

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A

Andrew D

10 months ago

I liked it overall, but couldn't get the pastry cooked through without it starting to burn on top? Any tips?

Like

Reply

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M

Melanie M

5 months ago

Crust protectors (silicone) or tin foil

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Reply

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Tyler

5 months ago

Spot on!

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Tim N

a year ago

Is the recipe right on the pastry ? Should it be 400g of flour…….

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Tyler

a year ago

Thanks for the heads up! Yes you're right, it should be 400g flour, all changed now!

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