Last time we teamed up, our ham and leek pease pudding pie recipe went down an absolute storm, with over 15,000 video views!
That’s why we’ve decided to go for it again, but this time with one of the most popular Northern pie fillings you can get…pease pudding corned beef pie!
This low carb treat is apparently popular with a certain global slimming club we’ve heard of, with the pease pudding pastry being free of religious transgressions.
The crispy coating is undeniably an amazing answer to a healthier pie alternative and what better to fill it with than a deep dish corned beef centre.
Corned Beef Pease Pudding Pastry Pie
Ingredients
- 1 kg boiled King Edward Potatoes
- 1 large sliced white onion
- 3 x 350g Dicksons’ Pease Pudding
- 2 medium eggs
- 25 g of butter
- 640 g corned beef
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 200°C standard or 180°C fan
- Mix the pease pudding and eggs together into a fine mixture. Add 2/3 to a dish as a pie base and blind bake for 40 minutes.
- Soften the onion on a low heat for 5-8 minutes in butter (or fry light). Mix with boiled potatoes and corned beef.
- Add filling to pie base and cover with remaining pease pudding mix. Bake for 40 minutes.
This recipe was produced in collaboration with Dicksons butchers in exchange for a £300 donation to the ‘Children North East’ charity. To find out more about the charity, visit:
https://www.children-ne.org.uk/
First time I have seen this but love it…
Thanks Carol! So pleased you like the recipe 🙂
No need for the butter or the potatoes and it’s still amazing. Also adding chopped tomatoes to the corned beef gives it another twist
Dont need the butter. To mash the potato use an egg. Also 1 egg per tub of pease pudding. Lovely.
As a member of said slimming company I make this pie quite often. I should have taken a photo of his face when I told him what the ‘pastry’ was. Lol
Could anyone tell me if I can freeze any leftovers please?
I’ve made this today. Does anyone know if it will freeze for later?