Best Pies In Town - Savory

[realthaideal]

As much fuss as been made here on the forum over the myriad beloved Farang foods we make an effort to find, I don't see one on pies. Frankly I'm shocked. I'd assume at least all of those from the UK have a favorite places to grab a pie as much as they do to find a proper Sunday Roast.

Please point me towards your favorite eateries and you favorite varieties of pies. Whose should I really try ?

[SwaziBird]

Kasems produce tasty pies.

Mushies and veges (not to be confused with mushy peas),chicken and beef.

Worth a shot.

Cheers.

[Raindancer]

Not all UK expats hanker after a sunday roast or the poor pies offered here.

But you could always buy a nice leg of lamb (New Zealand) from Makro at a fraction of the price offered in R..ping supermarkets.

Slow roast in a slow cooker for about three to four hours....add roast potatoes from the oven...a few vegetables ( steamed in the microwave) of your choice plus add the gravy from the potatoes and slow cooker with a bit of OXO and flour to thicken the gravy......a touch of mint sauce for the lamb....and hey presto....!!

A personal recipe for you.

Sounds Ok....try it

As for pies .....too much fat and glutton ...up to you...personal choice.

Hope that helps..

Edited December 19, 2011 by Raindancer

[scd]

The U.N. does good quality pies imo. I saw it mentioned here previously... they might be "bought ins".

Also i had a good home made one at a place on Thapae Road at a place named Jeffs? Place.

[uptheos]

Sausage King has a very good selection of pies at reasonable prices.

http://www.sausage-king1.com/2-pies

Edited December 19, 2011 by uptheos

[ARISTIDE]

Towerbridge, four n twenty

[iainiain101]

Dont try the place on the way to Chiang Rai. I had seen lots of good reviews of their pies, but when we stopped they only had a poor chcken pie.

Iain

[ARISTIDE]

IMHO it appears that SK pies need more salt!

Sausage King has a very good selection of pies at reasonable prices.

http://www.sausage-king1.com/2-pies

[jonwilly]

The problem with Pies is the pastry.

You need Lard to make good pastry.

I have been told by Two of the Local Brit pie makes you cannot obtain lard at economical prices in Thailand.

I was laughed off the Issan section of this board when I repeated that tale.

I have a pie make in Buri Ram who makes excellent pastry for his pies tho I am not happy with his fillings.

Millions of pigs are slaughtered every Year/Month ? in Thailand, this is the source of lard or so I am told.

Charlie of Fish & Chips fame did a reasonable pie, his father was a baker in UK during the second war and Knew how to do it.

Kasem do good pies, when fresh and warm but they are Microwave sensitive.

UN Irish do a good pie, I cannot say if they 'Travel' home.

I considered the Aussei Lady Pies from Rimping the best available in CM.

Villa in Hua HIn had some decent pies, names slip my mind.

john

Having a very nice Steak & Kidney Pudding for lunch today, Cums from Buri Ram.

[thaimiller]

Yorkies pies in rimping are good, a bit more expensive than sausage jockeys but a lot nicer.

[waza]

Where can you get a good traditional pork pie in Thailand?

Edited December 20, 2011 by waza

[alfieconn]

Pukka pies are pukka

[worgeordie]

My house,the ones I make myself, at least I know whats going in them.

No ears,noses,<deleted>,allowed.

regards Worgeordie

[simoncnx]

Where can you get a good traditional pork pie in Thailand?

Just recently I have seen English Pork Pies in Rimping brand name Hapico