[DOC] [TLE] Mince pie - Wikipedia [PAR] A mince pie is a fruit-based mincemeat sweet pie of British origin that is 
traditionally served ... Nevertheless, the tradition of eating Christmas pie in 
December continued through to the Victorian era, although by ... Selden's 
explanation unlikely, as "in old English cookery books the crust of a pie is 
generally called 'the coffin.'". [DOC] [TLE] Mincemeat Pie History, Whats Cooking America [PAR] Mince pie as part of the Christmas table had long been an English custom. Today
, we are accustomed to eating mince pie as a dessert, but actually minced pie ... 
cookery and feasts in Tudor days, called A Proper newe Booke of Cokerye, ... of 
England from 1649 until 1658, detested Christmas as a pagan holiday (one not... [DOC] [TLE] Mincemeat: It's What's for (Christmas) Dinner - Hungry History [PAR] Dec 23, 2013 ... Website Name ... Like fruit cakes, mincemeat pie is a holiday culinary tradition 
that ... Puritan leader Oliver Cromwell banned Christmas in England due to its ... 
guard who shot up the jail after eating a dinner of mincemeat pie. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Mince Pies -- Christmas Customs and Traditions ... [PAR] Mince Pies, like Christmas Puddings, were originally filled with meat, such as ... A 
custom from the middle ages says that if you eat a mince pie on every day from... [DOC] [TLE] 10 things you (probably) didn't know about the much-loved mince pie [PAR] Dec 24, 2015 ... THE MINCE PIE is one of Britain's favourite festive treats, but do you ... Over the 
years, they've had a flurry of names including 'shrid pies' 'Christmas pies' ... 
Apparently, if you eat a mince pie each day over the twelve day of Christmas - it 
.... Cruise  Activity Holidays  Beach Holidays  Short & City breaks... [DOC] [TLE] Day 12: Mincemeat Pie  Why'd You Eat That? [PAR] Dec 12, 2011 ... The pie had several different names; mincemeat pie, mince ... goose was one 
of the main ingredients in Christmas pies of northern England. [DOC] [TLE] A Brief History of the Mince Meat Pie - Smitten by Britain [PAR] Nov 29, 2013 ... Mince pies are consumed in Britain in the millions each year over the holidays, 
and one is traditionally left for Father Christmas on the night of ... And after the 
holidays I always lament eating the very last one, maybe heated a little and ... But
, as the name aptly suggests meat was once the core to these pies. [DOC] [TLE] Mince Pies: The British Staple You Need at Your Christmas ... - Vogue [PAR] Dec 8, 2015 ... What is mince and why is it so delicious in a pie? ... They make a genius offering 
at a party, since you can eat them with one hand while ... at the beginning of 
December, and bake trays of mince pies throughout the holidays. 2. [DOC] [TLE] Mince pie lives! - latimes [PAR] Dec 18, 2002 ... IN 1895, at a time when diet reformers had made "pie" a dirty word, "The ... rather 
testily: "The custom of eating mince pies at Christmas was too ... These days you 
never see it outside of holiday dinners, and it's fading even there. ... Eventually, 
people started thinking that mince pie took its name from the... [DOC] [TLE] Once Banned in Boston: Mince No Pie in the Old Bay State Carl ... [PAR] Dec 29, 2013 ... In fact, it was known simply by the name of Christmas Pye, in several printed 
journals of the time. ... A recipe for mince pie found in the papers of Charles I of 
England. ... Not until German Prince Albert brought his culture's pagan rituals of 
the winter holiday season to England, ... A Mince Pie ready to eat. [DOC] [TLE] mince pies - Tea Blog - English Tea Store [PAR] December 15, 2014 in Foods and Candies, Holidays and Events | Tags: ... my life
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Question: The English eat a mince pie named for this December holiday
Answer: Christmas