Who likes pie?

miss annie · February 2011

ADGS, your description puts me in mind of Pulp's 'Wickerman'.

jamboshoeshine · February 2011

Nottinghamshire is the midlands, South Yorkshire is the North, Despite having 'south' in its name.

mikecabic · February 2011

The windmill on mill street (saville row) does awesome pies. lots of awards.

mikecabic · February 2011

<http://www.windmillmayfair.co.uk/pie-club.php>;

ADGS · February 2011

I don't think I've been to Sheffield since the last album came out, but Pulp were always a key component of my take on the place.

mikecabic · February 2011

Doh, doubling up on arkadys reccommendation.

becky · February 2011

Can we get back to pies? I'd like to make pies. Any simple recommendations?

jandb · February 2011

@becky - I usually go for a <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A21206350">steak and ale pie</a> if I'm making one.

dorothy · February 2011

Use some lard or trex or the pastry, makes it crispier

Ali · February 2011

Tom from The Silver Bullet thank you for sweeping up all the cigarette buts

becky · February 2011

Thanks for the link jandb. Ian is making your steak and ale pie as I type. I have high hopes...

David · February 2011

I thought the Midlands was essentially Holborn with a slice of Chancery Lane.

jandb · February 2011

Blimey .... hope it went well becky.

dawnage · February 2011

Pub pie? I got happily pied-up a couple of weeks ago at the Garden Ladder on Green Lanes (Harringay bit).

ADGS · February 2011

Is that nice? It's the one pub on that stretch I've never tried.

dawnage · February 2011

It is. Playlists are generally very good, too. We should pie it up there sometime with your local lady. :D

kreuzkav · February 2011

What music features on these playlists? A good music pub is always welcome.

dawnage · February 2011

It's pretty eclectic; it sounds like one of my playlists, which is why I like it. I've heard a good bit of Northern soul, decent indie, 80s alternative... I believe that DJs also play but haven't been in during those times. I need to go there a bit more often, really. I understand that the Sunday lunch is blinding and I also like the fact that I have always managed to get a table or a sofa. Plus, it's open past 11pm (at least on the weekend nights I've been there).

kreuzkav · February 2011

Sounds like an amazing playlist. Must check it out soon. I hope 80s alternative means Jesus and Mary Chain, Visage, DAF, Thin White Rope.

dawnage · February 2011

That would be the approximate direction of my views of 80s alternative, yes. I've heard some surprisingly unusual stuff there - struggling to put my finger exactly on anything though, as my dire memory becomes even worse when wine is involved.

kreuzkav · February 2011

If 80s alternative turns out to be The Flock of Seagulls, Kajagoogoo etc. I know who to blame. Unless I'm up for a very trashy night.

dawnage · February 2011

A fine pie will surely assuage any anger provoked by any unanticipated Limahl.

becky · February 2011

Here is the steak and ale pie. It was excellent. Thanks jandb! ![DSC_0027](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5097/5468638837_ba7d75457a.jpg)

jandb · February 2011

That's a very handsome pie!

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taff bach · March 2011

I've just read Philistine' racist hate diatribe and I can't blame him as I was brought up to believe that wogs begin at Chester. Ho ever I do love a Morris and Dickerson Melton Mowbury pork pie though, for me, it is an imported delicacy.

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