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Venison and Black Pudding Pie

This rich and savory Venison and Black Pudding Pie is a bold twist on a classic British pie, combining the deep, earthy flavors of tender venison with the hearty, spiced richness of black pudding. The venison is slow-cooked to perfection, then paired with chunks of black pudding, creating a filling that is both luxurious and comforting.

Prep

1h

Cook

1h 30m

Total

2h 30m

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Flour

100

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Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

650kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

41g

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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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Andrew F

5 months ago

This tastes GOOOODDDD!!! This was really easy to make, most difficult bit was getting the pastry into the pie dish without putting my fat fingers through it! I chunks because that is what tesco sell, but i guess it doesn't make too much difference? There's a lot of filling.My pie dish was a bit too small so I left out about half the black pudding (which will see me for a could of pudding and poached egg breakfasts).

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Tyler

5 months ago

Yeah, the chunky venison works just fine! Getting that pastry in the dish is always a balancing act, haha.

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Venison and Black Pudding Pie

This rich and savory Venison and Black Pudding Pie is a bold twist on a classic British pie, combining the deep, earthy flavors of tender venison with the hearty, spiced richness of black pudding. The venison is slow-cooked to perfection, then paired with chunks of black pudding, creating a filling that is both luxurious and comforting.

Prep

1h

Cook

1h 30m

Total

2h 30m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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100

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Flour

100

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Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

650kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

41g

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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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Andrew F

5 months ago

This tastes GOOOODDDD!!! This was really easy to make, most difficult bit was getting the pastry into the pie dish without putting my fat fingers through it! I chunks because that is what tesco sell, but i guess it doesn't make too much difference? There's a lot of filling.My pie dish was a bit too small so I left out about half the black pudding (which will see me for a could of pudding and poached egg breakfasts).

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Tyler

5 months ago

Yeah, the chunky venison works just fine! Getting that pastry in the dish is always a balancing act, haha.

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