Scottish macaroni pie. Aye or nae?

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Macaroni pie can be found in the American South or in places such as the Caribbean. What makes the Scottish version different is that they put it in a pastry case. So aye or nae, would you eat it?

Chazmatazz269 · Accepted Answer

I’d try it, but probably just the once. I prefer my mac and cheese saucy with just a bit of the very top crusty. Those little pies look kinda dry. Saucy could probably be done. Pot pies are usually pretty soupy.
That said, as particular as i am, i don’t eat mac and cheese very often. I prefer to poop regularly.

Jackblue · Accepted Answer

English/Scottish/Welsh people seem to have a formula of "if it is tasty make a pie out of it" I think for the rest of the world pastry is mostly for dessert, but you British are always making meat pies and fish pies and all that stuff.

avery58 · Accepted Answer

Chicken pot pie is as far as I'll go to having anything other than fruit jam.

Julie_TS · Accepted Answer

Aye, sounds simply braw it does!! #saidwhileattemptingscottishaccent

James The Foodie · Accepted Answer

Absolutely, aye! The Scottish macaroni pie is a delightful culinary treat. The combination of creamy macaroni and cheese nestled within a buttery, flaky pastry crust creates a unique texture and flavor experience. It’s a great blend of comfort food and traditional pastry craftsmanship. I remember enjoying a warm, freshly baked one on a chilly day in Edinburgh, and it warmed me up perfectly. 🧀🥧

DryGermanGuy · Answer

I would at least try it once. 🤔

mstbooblover · Answer

Sure, why not at least tasting that Scottish macaroni pie. Still a bit odd as recipe, which seems to me a more or less successful improvisation to make something with remains of previous meals. In that optic a nice idea actually. I guess many recipes were created that way.

DeeDeeDeVour · Answer

I like macaroni.  And, I like pie.  Put 'em together...  I say "Aye!"

Shiprex · Answer

As a Scot I have had this delicacy. IT's surprisingly tasty and I've seen versions of it with mince beneath the "lid" of pie crust too. They're a bit weird mind.

RavVid · Answer

Whats not to like about macaroni? I don't see myself preferring it this way but it is still macaroni.

adam6402 · Answer

That honestly looks soo good, I love mac and cheese!

andreasderjuengere · Answer

It will not be a favourite dish. But I would try it.

exitseven · Answer

I guess so. It does not look like there is anything too bad in it.

douride2 · Answer

No I will pass. Just some regular mac & cheese is fine by me.

Staximus · Answer

If you mixed in some cooked bacon and green onions

Wiredone · Answer

I don't like macaroni and cheese so I'd pass

AviatorTom · Answer

Aye, maybe with a bit o haggis on the side.

TheKillerJason · Answer

Maybe if it had some meet, the greens at the bottom look good, but lot of carbs

Anonymous · Answer

Eww looks so dry how can you even possibly swallow that? Maybe Bigfoot can

jamesgoldman · Answer

I'll try it, same as a butter pie

Speaking_Frankly · Answer

Aye. My favourite one had haggis at the bottom!

Nikki1989 · Answer

I would have to pass on that one.

Miristheiss · Answer

Looks good to me.

ProbablyClueless · Answer

Buuuuuuuuddddddddy Count me in.

Xawyx-2 · Answer

Only if it's suitable for vegetarians.

fivebyfour · Answer

Only if it's deep dried,,,

OneViewpoint · Answer

Looks great.

DCVsMarvel2 · Answer

sounds good

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

Looks good.

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