THIS is the kind of porky pie that we desire, if you get my drift LOL!!! I never tire of watching you teach us about how easy it is to make your various pastry recipes. I always fail and am still afraid to try it but watching you may give me the confidence to try! It is embarrassing to admit how many lumps of dough I have discarded due to failure so I always pay close attention to your techniques and advice and will someday try!!! Your recipes are always original and new, not copies of things everyone else has done and I love your originality and innate talent!!! Thank you, Rik!
Appreciated - now give the pastry a go - you got this! The shortcrust on here is a no fail - you will be telling me off soon - all the pies you are making. Thank you. Best, Rik
I avoid trying any pastry because hubby trained as a baker so I know my pathetic attempts will look silly. But this one actually looks easy enough to try. Thankyou.
@@jbirdyhome-4050 Yes, very messy looking and I can't get all the ingredients. This looks great though and I haven't had pork pies in ages. Now I just have to figure out where to get pork. In Australia it's mainly beef and lamb.
I absolutely love your channel. It teaches so many simple yet professionally perfectly executed meals/pastries/desserts, keeping them traditional and realistic. Unlike the shows that don’t show the good way or give out the best tips
The last few weeks I have been making pork pies (after watching on RUclips). Every time I make them they seem to get better - trouble is they don't last long in our house 😆 I experimented recently with a pie - similar to a pork pie but made with chicken thigh meat and flavoured with Indian spices - cumin, coriander, turmeric, chilli etc. They were fabulous. All of this since you gave me the courage to try. Thanks Rik
One of my best memories as a child was going to watch the Sunday league pub team (I was the unofficial mascot haha) . When we would get back to the pub after the game often on a very cold and wet Yorkshire Sunday the land lady of the pub always had a cauldron of mushy peas and a side dish of pork pies ready for the team, and of course mint sauce! 😋. Naturally, I had to get involved...superb Rik!
Thank you so much for making Pork Pies. My husband is a Yorkshireman and he LOVES pork pies, we live in Australia where they’re not as easy to get. I’ve never made them because they intimidated me a little but you just demystified the process. My husband is going to LOVE you for this. 🥧
I love pork pie.... you're absolutely right about people having a fear of pastry.. I've never tried making a hot water crust, watching you has made me want to give it a go!! Many moons ago up North, my nan used to buy something called a whist pie from the local bakery....they were delicious, haven't seen them since I was a child. Thanks for sharing Rik 😊
Rik make hot water crust and never had a failure. Learned about it on our visits to the U.K. in 1996 and 1999. When we had pies in the pubs. I love them and they are a gotta have at least once a month. I make one with ground beef and onion the pour a bit of thin beef gravy in them when they come out of the oven and serve warm with mashed potatoes and peas for dinner. Cheers
The way I look at it, if you call it a Melton Mowbray Pork Pie, you've have to stick to the traditional recipe. If you make a Pork Pie, it's up to you. Just like Cornish Pasties. People like you and Glen and Friends are a Godsend, use a recipe as inspiration and use what you have and to personal taste.
You threw me for a second I had to look if I had called it a Melton Mowbray - Nah I do not stick to anything there are hundreds of ways to cook and if someone is so pedantic to cook like that they need to be on a science channel and not cooking. Cooking is fun - Taste and Adjust always chuck out or in what you like to eat. Just enjoy. Thank you. Best, Rik
This is a definitely make it yourself pie in South Africa. I have only once been able to buy it made and baked and that was at a flea market in Paarden Island in Cape Town. For some reason people are just not eating it or find it not worth the trouble. I make them, freeze them baked and thaw one at a time and when I am feeling a peckish, cut myself a quarter at a time, pie as a snack will last 4 days in the fridge.
New to me. Pork pies. Once again. You make it look easy. Who would have thought about chicken broth jelly. Amazing. This will be weekend project for me.Thank you.
Right, Rik, that's me next picnic sorted (with a side order of Gala pie). There's a recipe here that adds pickle to the pie before baking, and I'm interested in how that turns out
Thank you so much, Rik. I lusted over your hypo-whats-it every time I watched your videos. Well, I'm now the proud owner of one -it arrives on Friday 19th 😊 so I hope you get a decent commission. Absolutely love pork pies, so guess what I'll be making on Friday evening 😊 A question for you ; wou would these mini pork pies work with a quail egg in them? I'd love to try, but maybe they wouldn't work. Maybe you could do a video on it 😊 Anyway, many thanks for all your videos and thanks for the hyposentia.
Your pastry is superb oh wow ….you make it look so easy !!! However, these pork pies are now on my list to attempt to make . I had no idea about the jelly.. Thankyou brilliant tutorial. ✨
I cannot abide pork pies , However I’m talking about the shop bought ones, now then your pork pies are on a totally different level they look so yummy 🤤I will definitely be giving these a try. Thank you 😊
@BarlowSmith I've had a proper Melton Mowbray pie when we visited my uncle in Leicestershire OMG talk about melt in youre mouth. The big ones they sell in lidil stores are not bad but agreed most are shocking. Anyway we now have riks recipe
Now even I with a restrictive diet have to sneak a bit of pork pie if its snoozing peacefully in the fridge. If you have never tried it it is a must. Cold it has many applications from stand alone, with Branston pickle or brown sauce, with salad, all kinds. Warm with mushy peas is a personal favourite and what a wonderful simple recipe for them it is difficult to actually go wrong with this one.
They look sooo good Rik, we love a decent pork pie, not easy to find these days. If i can get these right i'll get good brownie points from hubby. Thanks for all your recipes Rik, love 'em 😊x
Ye apple sounds ideal but on this occasion it would in fact spoil the pork pie, it has to be pretty traditional with jelly and herbs of choice, but aside of mushy peas and mint sauce is is pretty common and takes the pie to a new level.
@@PaoloBanke some people. Don't like the jelly. I have had pork and apple pie. So was just thinking for someone who doesn't. Like the jelly it may be nice.
While you’re doing blue cheese and pies. I was recently in the UK and ate the best pie I ever had. It was a Steak, Stout, and Stilton Pie. 😋. Do you think you could do a video with your spin on that idea please?
Are your individual pie/cake tins 3"?? We love how most British pies are made in deep, straight sided pans... not the shallow slant-sided pie tins like we have in the US. For snack size the muffin pan is okay... but the individual deep ones are so much better. I'm guessing 3" for snack size.. and 4" tins for individual pies, maybe? These look so freakin' good! :) Oh, also, I measured my air fryer wire rack and it is 14" x 11.25" so I'm getting that round cast iron grill pan. Shirley in NH
Omg Rik. Yep I’m one of those who is scared to death of making hot water crust pastry but I will definitely have to try this you have made it look doable (that spelling looks strange lol) my god I love pork pies and when I do get over to England I usually have several Love them. Can’t get a decent one here in 🇦🇺 Going to try this Thanks s always Rik. Take care
I am looking for a recipe for a pork belly roast, one with crispy skin. I think it should be pressure cooked prior to drying in the fridge then frying?/roasting? to crisp up the skin. I saw a video that boiled a piece of pork belly, before deep frying. It turned out dry as a bone. There is also a Puerto Rican recipe for marinated pork shoulder that I roasted for hours and hours. It's ok, but it's hours and hours. I wonder how you would go around doing this. I still do your 1 hour roast beef dinner, Its always a hit with my family. BTW congrats on approaching 200K subscribers. You are a very good resource for us home cooks.
THIS is the kind of porky pie that we desire, if you get my drift LOL!!! I never tire of watching you teach us about how easy it is to make your various pastry recipes. I always fail and am still afraid to try it but watching you may give me the confidence to try! It is embarrassing to admit how many lumps of dough I have discarded due to failure so I always pay close attention to your techniques and advice and will someday try!!! Your recipes are always original and new, not copies of things everyone else has done and I love your originality and innate talent!!! Thank you, Rik!
Appreciated - now give the pastry a go - you got this! The shortcrust on here is a no fail - you will be telling me off soon - all the pies you are making. Thank you. Best, Rik
I avoid trying any pastry because hubby trained as a baker so I know my pathetic attempts will look silly. But this one actually looks easy enough to try. Thankyou.
@@grannyannie2948 Pastry is so intimidating to me and always has been! I need to try Rik's methods though!
@@jbirdyhome-4050 Yes, very messy looking and I can't get all the ingredients. This looks great though and I haven't had pork pies in ages. Now I just have to figure out where to get pork. In Australia it's mainly beef and lamb.
@@grannyannie2948 He makes it look so quick and easy!!!
My morning therapy from watching U.S. news.😁😎🌵
Thank you. Best, Rik
I don't think you'll ever get the truth out of the legacy news. They're too invested in their own narratives to tell the truth.
Ikr!
I absolutely love your channel. It teaches so many simple yet professionally perfectly executed meals/pastries/desserts, keeping them traditional and realistic. Unlike the shows that don’t show the good way or give out the best tips
Appreciated! Thank you. Best, Rik
He's the BEST!!!
@@jbirdyhome-4050 Thank you. Best, Rik
The last few weeks I have been making pork pies (after watching on RUclips). Every time I make them they seem to get better - trouble is they don't last long in our house 😆
I experimented recently with a pie - similar to a pork pie but made with chicken thigh meat and flavoured with Indian spices - cumin, coriander, turmeric, chilli etc. They were fabulous.
All of this since you gave me the courage to try.
Thanks Rik
Thank you. That curried pie sounds amazing! Best, Rik
I love that idea 😊
Perfect for picnics. Thanks Rik.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Such purrs! She must be a happy lady. 🤗💕
Thank you. Best, Rik
One of my best memories as a child was going to watch the Sunday league pub team (I was the unofficial mascot haha) . When we would get back to the pub after the game often on a very cold and wet Yorkshire Sunday the land lady of the pub always had a cauldron of mushy peas and a side dish of pork pies ready for the team, and of course mint sauce! 😋. Naturally, I had to get involved...superb Rik!
Had to - love that! I had pie and peas for dinner. Well someone's got to eat them. Thank you. Best, Rik
I love reading about English traditions😎🌵
@@AZ-Sharon give us food and we're happy!
@@BackyardChef I bet you're the only person in Thailand to eat that today mate! can't be many Yorkies about your end
@@mrdangiles90 There aint none round here mate - not where I am. Thank you. Best, Rik
Prefect pork pies, and a dab of English mustard takes them over the top. “Let’s get stuck in” thanks Rik
Thank you. Best, Rik
Ooh yummy yum yum 🎉
Thank you. Best, Rik
Thank you so much for making Pork Pies. My husband is a Yorkshireman and he LOVES pork pies, we live in Australia where they’re not as easy to get. I’ve never made them because they intimidated me a little but you just demystified the process. My husband is going to LOVE you for this. 🥧
There is a couple of big pies on here - have a look at those as well - then he will be happy. Thank you. Best, Rik
Amazing. They look so delicious. Can't beat homemade pies of any kind. I wish I had some right now. Thanks for sharing, Rik.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Delicious pork pies. Thankyou Rik. Enjoy watching your videos cooking great food.
Thanks for watching. Thank you. Best, Rik
What a wonderful adaptation of a classic pie! Thanks! ❤
Thank you, Best, Rik
NICE! Excellent picnic foods.
Thank you. Best, Rik
We used to get the mini pork pies from a Scottish butcher shop in Vsncouver. Very tasty snd very handy. Just right for singke people.
Lovely! Thank you. Best, Rik
Mmmmmm proper pork pies 👌😋❤️ thanks Rik
Thank you. Best, Rik
who doesn't love a pork pie
Thank you. Best, Rik
Uhm……Vegans?!🤣😂
I love pork pie.... you're absolutely right about people having a fear of pastry.. I've never tried making a hot water crust, watching you has made me want to give it a go!!
Many moons ago up North, my nan used to buy something called a whist pie from the local bakery....they were delicious, haven't seen them since I was a child. Thanks for sharing Rik 😊
Thank you. Best, Rik
Rik make hot water crust and never had a failure. Learned about it on our visits to the U.K. in 1996 and 1999. When we had pies in the pubs. I love them and they are a gotta have at least once a month. I make one with ground beef and onion the pour a bit of thin beef gravy in them when they come out of the oven and serve warm with mashed potatoes and peas for dinner. Cheers
Lovely! Thank you. Best, Rik
A winner for sure!!! Thank you!😊
Thank you. Best, Rik
The way I look at it, if you call it a Melton Mowbray Pork Pie, you've have to stick to the traditional recipe. If you make a Pork Pie, it's up to you. Just like Cornish Pasties. People like you and Glen and Friends are a Godsend, use a recipe as inspiration and use what you have and to personal taste.
You threw me for a second I had to look if I had called it a Melton Mowbray - Nah I do not stick to anything there are hundreds of ways to cook and if someone is so pedantic to cook like that they need to be on a science channel and not cooking. Cooking is fun - Taste and Adjust always chuck out or in what you like to eat. Just enjoy. Thank you. Best, Rik
They look fabulous.. so much better than a bought one! 😊❤
Thank you. Best, Rik
This looks mouth watering
Thank you. Best, Rik
Mmmmmm, like the look of those! xx
Thank you. Best, Rik
That will keep my tummy from growling 😊
Always happy seeing your vids😍Thank you, Chef Rik.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Pielicious,oh my!! Feeling ,guess what? hungry ❤
Thank you. Best, Rik
That looks awesome.It entices me more than any dessert pie😊
Thank you. Best, Rik
Made these pork pies today, delicious.
Easy to follow recipe.
Thanks guys
Thank you. Best, Rik
They look wonderful!
Thank you. Best, Rik
I'm one of those who has always been afraid of hot water pastry..but no longer..thank you for showing how easy it is😊
My pleasure 😊Take your time - Thank You. Best, Rik
Superb demonstration chef!
Thank you. Best, Rik
Omg Rik you have nailed it again lol🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you. Best, Rik
These look absolutely wonderful 😊and my mouth is watering already !!!
Thank you. Best, Rik
I remember these pies when we were growing up I use to love them gonna try make them
Thank you. Best, Rik
This is a definitely make it yourself pie in South Africa. I have only once been able to buy it made and baked and that was at a flea market in Paarden Island in Cape Town. For some reason people are just not eating it or find it not worth the trouble. I make them, freeze them baked and thaw one at a time and when I am feeling a peckish, cut myself a quarter at a time, pie as a snack will last 4 days in the fridge.
Agreed! Thank you. Best, Rik
Looks wonderful 😋👍🏻
Thank you. Best, Rik
I will definately try these out looks delish Thanks Rick
Thank you. Best, Rik
Laid back time when you are listening to jazz, wearing a pork pie hat, eating a pork pie with a scooner of cold beer.
@57WillysCJ living the dream
Sounds amazing! Thank you. Best, Rik
I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT DAY FOR YOUR TUTORIALS ❤️
PORK IS MY FAVORITE 🐷
RIK YOU THE BEST 👌😋🙏
Thank you. Best, Rik
Love pork pies.
Thank you. Best, Rik
What a great recipe❤
Thank you. Best, Rik
Love a pork pie Rik , where’s the party 😉thank you , Amanda xx
Are you coming over? Thank you. Best, Rik
@@BackyardChef I would love to 🥳
New to me. Pork pies. Once again. You make it look easy. Who would have thought about chicken broth jelly. Amazing. This will be weekend project for me.Thank you.
Hope you enjoy. Thank you. Best, Rik
Pork pie is a must try, cold with various pickles or hot with mushy peas, they are a picnic or party essential.
@@PaoloBanke I will add something. We used to chicken and beef pot pies with veggies. This new to me is a must try. Thank you.
At their best indeed 😉 look at them!
Thank you. I've eaten more pies this week, then I can remember. Best, Rik
Ooo!! One of my favourites!
Thank you. Best, Rik
Right, Rik, that's me next picnic sorted (with a side order of Gala pie). There's a recipe here that adds pickle to the pie before baking, and I'm interested in how that turns out
I haven't done that to be honest, let me know. Thank you. Best, Rik
My Dad loved pork pies😊
Thank you. Best, Rik
Delicious !
Thank you. Best, Rik
I must try making them even though I've been hesitant to make pork pies. Thank you. ❤
Thank you. Best, Rik
😋 yummy 🤤, I’m sure that the character from Are you being served, Mr. Granger would be in heaven with these delicious treats ❤
Thank you. Best, Rik
Love it Buddy!
Thank you. Best, Rik
Love a pork pie & yours look amazing Rik! 10/10 👌👨🍳😋 Bring on the Branston’s!
Oh yes! Thank you. Best, Rik
Wow so delicious bring home in the philipines please❤❤❤
Not far from here - Thailand. Thank you. Best, Rik
Yummy thank you
Thank you. Best, Rik
Thank you so much, Rik. I lusted over your hypo-whats-it every time I watched your videos. Well, I'm now the proud owner of one -it arrives on Friday 19th 😊 so I hope you get a decent commission.
Absolutely love pork pies, so guess what I'll be making on Friday evening 😊
A question for you ; wou would these mini pork pies work with a quail egg in them? I'd love to try, but maybe they wouldn't work. Maybe you could do a video on it 😊
Anyway, many thanks for all your videos and thanks for the hyposentia.
Thank you. No idea on the egg. Best, Rik
I'll experiment on it then 😊
I love the jelly
Thank you. Best, Rik
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀Best, Rik
Great video again, I use all lard in my hot water paste and add an egg, and prefer sage with pork
Thank you. Best, Rik
I'm making this recipe rn! Looking forward to a decent pork pie at last....been far too long.
Thanks Rik!
Sounds great! Thank you. Best, Rik
Oooh I love pork pies. Bring on the mustard or Branston pickle
Thank you. Best, Rik
Your pastry is superb oh wow ….you make it look so easy !!! However, these pork pies are now on my list to attempt to make . I had no idea about the jelly.. Thankyou brilliant tutorial. ✨
You can do it! No rush. Thank you. Best, Rik
Oh my, must make this treat for myself.
Thanks soo much ❤️
Thank you. Best, Rik
I cannot abide pork pies , However I’m talking about the shop bought ones, now then your pork pies are on a totally different level they look so yummy 🤤I will definitely be giving these a try. Thank you 😊
Thank you. Best, Rik
Some pork pie are a liberty and there is no need for it, they ruin simple classic dishes for the sake of a few coppers.
@BarlowSmith I've had a proper Melton Mowbray pie when we visited my uncle in Leicestershire OMG talk about melt in youre mouth. The big ones they sell in lidil stores are not bad but agreed most are shocking. Anyway we now have riks recipe
@@chucky2316 sounds blooming good to me 😋😋😋
Now even I with a restrictive diet have to sneak a bit of pork pie if its snoozing peacefully in the fridge. If you have never tried it it is a must. Cold it has many applications from stand alone, with Branston pickle or brown sauce, with salad, all kinds. Warm with mushy peas is a personal favourite and what a wonderful simple recipe for them it is difficult to actually go wrong with this one.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Looks delicious. I believe this is the first time you waited till it was time to eat it. No burned tongue today.
Ha ha ha. Thank you. Best, Rik
They look sooo good Rik, we love a decent pork pie, not easy to find these days. If i can get these right i'll get good brownie points from hubby. Thanks for all your recipes Rik, love 'em 😊x
Gill, you got this. Nowt to it. Thank you. Best, Rik
What would be good to try would be apple jelly in the holes would. Taste good I'm dure. Great looking pies.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Ye apple sounds ideal but on this occasion it would in fact spoil the pork pie, it has to be pretty traditional with jelly and herbs of choice, but aside of mushy peas and mint sauce is is pretty common and takes the pie to a new level.
@@PaoloBanke some people. Don't like the jelly. I have had pork and apple pie. So was just thinking for someone who doesn't. Like the jelly it may be nice.
@@tidyjob1 I cant see any harm in it its just not traditional, personally I don't mind the jelly if its not overbearing.
I would like to order two dozen please, delivered to SA 😂 scrumptious Rik
Thank you. Much Love to SA. Best, Rik
While you’re doing blue cheese and pies. I was recently in the UK and ate the best pie I ever had. It was a Steak, Stout, and Stilton Pie. 😋. Do you think you could do a video with your spin on that idea please?
I've done it - Its scheduled will be live soon. Thank you. Best, Rik
We are a country of pies and some of them are outstanding dishes.
@@PaoloBanke yep you can't beat a classic steak and ale 😋 👌
Cracking job Rik
Thank you. Best, Rik
Are your individual pie/cake tins 3"?? We love how most British pies are made in deep, straight sided pans... not the shallow slant-sided pie tins like we have in the US. For snack size the muffin pan is okay... but the individual deep ones are so much better. I'm guessing 3" for snack size.. and 4" tins for individual pies, maybe? These look so freakin' good! :) Oh, also, I measured my air fryer wire rack and it is 14" x 11.25" so I'm getting that round cast iron grill pan. Shirley in NH
4 inch by 1 1/2. Hope that helps. Thank you. Best, Rik
@@BackyardChef Tremendously! Thanks, Chef! Sshirley in NH
There is also what we call a stand pie a 10''-12'' version usually made at Christmas time so its easy to feed the guest like cutting a slice of cake.
Come on Rik, after you have jellied them you know you have to eat them warm so the jelly drips down your chin.
Nom nom nom.😁😁😁👍👍👍
Ha ha ha - agreed! Not on vid though - just think of the complaints. Thank you. Best, Rik
Going to try it with gluten free pastry
Thank you. Best, Rik
Pies look amazing, and that was a canny helping of mustard 🤣
Thank you. Best, Rik
Looks delicious. Can the pie casing be short crust or puff pastry?
You can make it with any pastry - however normally made with Hot water crust. Thank you. Best, Rik
Far better with the hot water pastry I promise you and Rik has made that simple enough for anyone to make, be brave :))).
@@PaoloBanke I'll muster the courage. 👍
Can't beat a pork pie, here in Taiwan I get "what eat them cold" lol
I've heard that many times mate. Thank you. Best, Rik
I love ❤️ Taiwan do you have other porky goodness
Pork my favourite meat and that pork pie is the best
Thank you. Best, Rik
You should be called The Calm Chef.
Appreciated, nothing to get flustered over. Thank you. Best, Rik
Here's me thinking I needed a culinary degree to make pork pies....thanks again!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you. Best, Rik
Omg Rik. Yep I’m one of those who is scared to death of making hot water crust pastry but I will definitely have to try this you have made it look doable (that spelling looks strange lol) my god I love pork pies and when I do get over to England I usually have several Love them. Can’t get a decent one here in 🇦🇺 Going to try this Thanks s always Rik. Take care
Rik I’ve looked in the description and I can’t see how much gelatin to use. Thanks
Thanks for the heads up - in now - 1 - 2 tsp Gelatin, depending on how jellified you like it. Thank you. Best, Rik
You got this no worries. Thank you. Best, Rik
@@BackyardChef thanks rik
Me
Thank you. Best, Rik
Pass the brown sauce please 👍🏼❤️❤️
I actually had Pie, mushy peas and brown sauce for dinner the day I made these. Thank you. Best, Rik
@@BackyardChef oh yummmmm!!
What’s the advantage of a hot water pastry over a regular one?
It's childishly simple to make, and it's traditional for pork pies.
Pork pies are Always made with it. Thank you. Best, Rik
It is very very traditional, it is what sets it apart from other pies and with mushy peas and a touch of mint sauce the pastry comes into its own.
Should have washed it down with a pint of ale, then it's piefect. Cheers
Yes the gravy is important
Thank you. Best, Rik
how much gelatin?
In the description
Rick,could you use the pork powder that is used all over thailand instead of the chicken cube?
yes indeed! Thank you. Best, Rik
Can you freeze these pies?
Yes very well. Thank you. Best, Rik
For me any size of pork pie is welcome.
Freeze well too, John. Thank you. Best, Rik
I eat mine with Piccalilli
Yes! Thank you. Best, Rik
Maybe use a syringe to pour in the jelly?
Thank you. Best, Rik
Always love it when my Wife makes pork pies Rik. Think it's time to do a bit of 'nagging'. 😊
Nice one! Thank you. Best, Rik
Can I ask why pork pies don't have a jelly layer anymore?
Folks complained and other manufactures are too lazy to put it in. Thank you. Best, Rik
I am looking for a recipe for a pork belly roast, one with crispy skin. I think it should be pressure cooked prior to drying in the fridge then frying?/roasting? to crisp up the skin. I saw a video that boiled a piece of pork belly, before deep frying. It turned out dry as a bone.
There is also a Puerto Rican recipe for marinated pork shoulder that I roasted for hours and hours. It's ok, but it's hours and hours. I wonder how you would go around doing this. I still do your 1 hour roast beef dinner, Its always a hit with my family. BTW congrats on approaching 200K subscribers. You are a very good resource for us home cooks.
On the channel already. Thank You. Best, Rik
Look nice, I like em herby too.
Maybe a bit too lean, more fat and minced for me.
Thank you. Best, Rik
Who calls pork pies growlers?
I do! Thank you. Best, Rik