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Medium
Published 1980
This recipe comes originally from the sheep farms of Cumbria where, as in other sheep farming areas, rather tough mutton had to be made palatable. The shepherd’s wife chopped the cold, cooked mutton and beat it in a mortar. With a thickened stock and potato on top, it was delicious and very filling. It became a standard dish, made much easier with the advent of the mincer.
Shepherd’s Pie may be prepared the day before and given its final cooking 30 minutes before serving. It freezes
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