Butte pasty
a lil something from back home recipe modified for shorter time lol
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Preheat oven to 375 place a rack on lower section and one on mid section of oven pull pie crusts from freezer and bring them to room temp unless you made your own
- 2
Place meat salt,pepper,potatoes in large bowl mix well
- 3
Unroll pie crust and place desired amount of meat mix on half the crust keeping about an inch away from edge
- 4
Pull over other half of crust make adjustments so everything fits line up crust edges lift and add beaten egg to lower crust
- 5
Roll edge over itself reword top and either pinch or crimp with a fork
- 6
Using a brush apply egg to the top and crimped edges cut a 3/4 to 1 inch slit on top
- 7
Place on lined baking tray and place in oven on bottom rack for 25 min them move to middle rack for another 20-25 min
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can you add Turn up greens to recipe and if so should you pre-cook them