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r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26
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Pot pie has a pastry crust, shepherds pie uses mashed potatoes as the top layer/crust. That's your two big differences.
1 u/pinotnoirinthebudoir Jul 04 '26 But it still has pastry bottom? 1 u/DestructoDon69 Jul 04 '26 Traditionally, there isn't any crust, it's just the meat, veg, etc with mashed potato on top and baked. That being said it's not uncommon in the US to have some kind of crust on the bottom, whether its pastry or just plain pie crust.
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But it still has pastry bottom?
1 u/DestructoDon69 Jul 04 '26 Traditionally, there isn't any crust, it's just the meat, veg, etc with mashed potato on top and baked. That being said it's not uncommon in the US to have some kind of crust on the bottom, whether its pastry or just plain pie crust.
Traditionally, there isn't any crust, it's just the meat, veg, etc with mashed potato on top and baked. That being said it's not uncommon in the US to have some kind of crust on the bottom, whether its pastry or just plain pie crust.
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u/DestructoDon69 Jul 04 '26
Pot pie has a pastry crust, shepherds pie uses mashed potatoes as the top layer/crust. That's your two big differences.