30 Minute Shepherd's Pie via Rachael Ray
This recipe has been in my file for like a year. It looked kinda labor-intensive--I generally like recipes where you do the whole thing in one pot. I decided to do it now though since school's out.
It wasn't bad, though I did dirty a lot of dishes. It was my first time making mashed potatoes, my first time making shepherd's pie, maybe even my first time eating shepherd's pie. I don't think I even heard of shepherd's pie until high school or college, but it sounded good!
I used chicken broth rather than cream in the potatoes, but I think I would try it with cream next time. Cooking with cream is just foreign to me. Cooking with butter is even kind of new for me. I think I was a vegetarian when I first started cooking.
I couldn't find sweet paprika, so just used regular, but I think that's just for looks anyway.
We also threw some parmesan on top since the mashed potatoes were a little bland.
I would also put the onions in earlier than it says because I ended up overcooking the meat while waiting for the onions to cook.
Labels: beef, Rachael Ray, recipe, savory, sweet potato
5 Comments:
Hey, I just made mashed potatoes for the first time recently, too (for Thanksgiving)! This recipe looks yummy. I think even Kawika, the potato hater, would enjoy it. :)
wow, it always amazes me the foods that people can dislike.
This is the second post I've seen lately about Shepard's Pie! The other one was over at Coconut and Lime. I've never made it myself but I do enjoy eating it and now that I keep reading about it, I think I might try it!
Nicole from Pinchmysalt.com
Yeah, I know. Not only does Kawika hate potatoes, but anything with a similar consistency, such as breadfruit (I know, what kind of Samoan person is he? heh heh). He does like my Aunty Shirley's hot potato salad, though. I guess if you put enough mayonnaise and melted cheese on anything, though, he'd like it. :)
wow, melted cheese? my mom's hot potato salad has celery, imitation crab, probably mayo... i don't know what else...
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