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User: Title: Steak Pie with an IRISH touch for Saint Patrick’s Day, a favourite pub dish… do you like Guinness?
Description: Steak Pie is a traditional dish all over the UK,
and to make Steak pie, you cook stewing steak
very slowly in a sauce,
sometimes with vegetables, in the oven.
I have a favourite recipe for Steak Pie
that uses Guinness in the sauce,
so because it's Saint Patrick's Day
on the 17th of March,
I thought I could share it with you!
Hello I'm Rachel.
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listen to English in lots of different contexts.
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In English, we often talk about pies and tarts.
A tart is shallower than a pie (it's not deep)
and it usually just has a base
(it's not covered - it doesn't have a top),
but a pie can have a top and a bottom,
but it's usually deeper than a tart.
Steak pies come in lots of different forms
(lots of different shapes),
and people use lots of different ingredients.
Some people add bacon or onions,
some people add kidneys, or other vegetables.
At home we usually make a big family pie,
but if you go to a Fish and Chip Shop in England
and you don't want to try the&nbsp;
traditional Fish and Chips,
you could have Steak Pie and&nbsp;
chips, a little steak pie,
and you could try mushy peas...
...they're very green, very soft peas,
almost a liquid, but not quite!
In England today, pubs often serve a&nbsp;
Steak and Ale pie in individual dishes.
Ale is a type of beer.
Now you might know that people in Ireland might&nbsp;
say "One, two, three" and not "One two three".
So I'm not sure if they drink&nbsp;
a lot of beer in Ireland,&nbsp;
because on this T-shirt I bought in Ireland,
it says "I only drink beer, no, I&nbsp;
only drink on days beginning with T...
...Tuesday, Thursday, today,&nbsp;
tomorrow, T(S)aturday and T(Sunday)!
But in Ireland people say,&nbsp;
"Guinness is good for you!"...
...yes, so it would be logical to make a Steak&nbsp;
and Guinness Pie for Saint Patrick's Day!
So what do we need to make Steak and Guinness pie?
Well first we need some vegetables.
So you need two to three carrots,
three onions (I prefer using red&nbsp;
onions but you can use yellow onions),
you need some garlic, so about 3 cloves of garlic,
you need two or three sticks of celery,
and eight to ten mushrooms,
and a few sprigs of rosemary from the garden,
or you could use dried rosemary.
"Does it smell good?"
So first we need to prepare the vegetables.
So we need to peel, with a&nbsp;
potato peeler, the carrots,
and then chop the carrots into&nbsp;
little cubes with a knife.
Next you need to peel the onions&nbsp;
(so take the skin off the onions)
and chop the onions into little pieces.
"Don't forget the garlic!&nbsp;
Don't forget the garlic..."
And then you can peel (so take&nbsp;
the skin off) the mushrooms&nbsp;
and slice, slice the mushrooms,
and wash and slice the celery.
And you can prepare the meat too!
So you dice the meat...
...this is a dice... a dice is like a cube...
...and to dice means to cut the meat into cubes.
So now we're ready to make the sauce.
And to make the sauce the&nbsp;
easiest is to use a dish,
a big dish that you can use on&nbsp;
the cooker and in the oven...
...it's an ovenproof dish.
And first you're going to fry the&nbsp;
onions for about 10 minutes in the dish,
and then you are going to turn the heat up
and add the other vegetables...
...so the carrots, the celery,&nbsp;&nbsp;
the mushrooms and the garlic,
and stir them together (mix them together)&nbsp;
for about two, three, or four minutes,
and then you're ready to add the meat.
So you stir the meat in until it starts to brown,
then you can add a little salt and pepper,
then you need to add two tablespoons&nbsp;
of flour and stir it into the mixture,
and when the flour is mixed in, you're ready&nbsp;
to add the secret ingredient.... the Guinness!
So you add the Guinness, and if you need to&nbsp;
you add a little water to cover the mixture.
Then you can add the rosemary.
When the sauce starts to bubble, you can cover it
and put it in the oven at 190 degrees
for about two and a half hours, until the&nbsp;
meat is tender (till the meat is cooked).
So now you should have a nice&nbsp;
thick sauce and normally...
...normally we would cover the sauce
with the pastry to make a big family pie,
but today I'm going to try and make some
little individual pies just like in a pub!
It smells so good!
So I have opened the pastry,
and I am going to use the little dishes&nbsp;
to cut out tops for my little pies.
It's better if the pastry is bigger,
quite a bit bigger than the dish.
It's better if the pastry is bigger,
quite a bit bigger than the dish.
So now all we have to do is spoon&nbsp;
some of the sauce into the bowl
and cover it with the pastry.
I'm brushing the top with a little milk,
so the pastry will be nice and brown.
So you could have chips with your Steak Pie,
but we're having jacket potatoes tonight
and peas... but not mushy peas!
So I hope you enjoy your Steak Pie...
...by the way is it good?
"I hope so!"
Is it as good as in the pub?
"No, there's no beer!"
Oh yes there is! "Slainte!"
If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to&nbsp;
share it with a friend who&nbsp;
likes listening to English...
...give me a thumbs up...
...and I'll see you next time!
Thanks for the thumbs up guys!
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In this video I share a recipe for one of my favourite dishes with you… Steak and Guinness pie.  I must admit I often order Steak Pie if I go and eat in a pub in England.  It’s very easy to make, but you do need half a day as it cooks slowly in the oven.

If you are a vegetarian, you could make another type of pie… you just need a thick sauce with some pastry on the top !

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Banish Misfortune - Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum (Youtube Audio Library)

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Fish and Chip Shop
Bodoklecksel, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons


Fish and Chips
Matthias Meckel, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons


Fish, Chips and Mushy Peas
Charles Haynes from Bangalore, India, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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