by jerrib 11 Jan 2013

Happy Friday Cuties

I am just making a batch of Shepards Pie to put into the freezer and I thought I would pass this little tip on to you.
If you have small painting jobs that you use a small roller, save the stryofoam flat trays that meat comes on. They work great and when finished, you can just throw them out.
Hugs Jerri

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by noah 12 Jan 2013

thanks hugs

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by jerrib 12 Jan 2013

Sorry I just saw this today. Shepards pie is so easy.
I buy a large pkg of lean ground beef. I have a really big cast iron frying pan, so I put a little oil in the bottom and fry up the ground beef. I cut up a couple of onions and add to the beef. I add a little pepper and some liquid bovril or oxo cubes. Once this is all cooked well, I just add some frozen corn. In a separate pot, I boil up some potatoes, mash them with a little butter and milk. I have small pyrex bowls, large enough for single servings,so I put the hamburger in the bowls, and add the mashed potatoes on top. Cover with saran and wax paper and freeze. If your doing this for a family, just put the hamburger in a loaf pan and add the potatoes on top. If you eating it right away, I just put it in the oven and bake on 350 or so. Cover the top with foil. You are just really heating it all up. I am just one, so I just put mine in my toaster oven and heat, then for about the last 10 mins or so, I take the foil off and put on broil until the potatoes look a little brown. (Of course you take off the saran first)

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by jerrib 12 Jan 2013

Sorry I should have also mentioned, if you get lots of liquid in the pan, I drain off as much as I can and make gravy, then add it to the meat. If you don't get much liquid, I have also added a can of beef gravy to the mixture.

by jerrib 12 Jan 2013

Just google shepards pie and you get alot of good recipes.
Hugs Jerri
Thank you for asking, its one of my favourite winter meals,that is why I make up a lot and freeze them.