Posted by: thecompletecookbook | May 4, 2012

Mom’s Pork and Mushroom Pie

Mom had some roast pork leftover from a family Easter meal and turned it into her delicious Pork and Mushroom pie.  Quantities depend on the amount of meat you have left.  We served the pie with a light salad but mashed spuds and steamed greens.  You have to try this is you have any roast pork leftovers, it is so tasty.

Mom’s Pork and Mushroom Pie

Ingredients

Onion chopped
Mushrooms sliced
Left over roast pork chopped
Chicken stock
Slat and pepper to taste
Bistro and Maizena (cornstarch)
1 roll puff pastry

Method

  1. Fry the onion and mushrooms until tender.
  2. Add the pork and chicken stock and simmer until the meat is very tender – add more stock if required.
  3. Season with salt and pepper and thicken with bisto and maizena.
  4. Preheat the oven to 180°C.
  5. Place the meat into a baking dish and lay the pastry over the top.
  6. Bake for approximately 20 minutes until the pastry is golden brown.

Mom made the prettiest flower with the excess pastry

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Responses

  1. Great way to use up leftovers, love the flower. Have a great weekend!

  2. Wonderful idea, and doesn’t the flavour of leftovers taste better, great idea to go the extra hurdle, grab the puff pastry and make the perfect pie!
    … ‘When the pie was
    The birds began to sing….
    We’d all be singing after a piece of this pie! x

    • Thanks Yvette. This really is an awesome pie! Have a super weekend. :-) xo

  3. Mandy, when I place a sheet of puff pastry over pie ingredients, the pastry always sinks concave and ends up soggy. Do you have any tips for me on that?

    • Hi Misky, I can only think that you can try placing your pie ingredients and pasty in a smaller dish. I have never had that problem before so not sure how to help you out. Have a super weekend. :-)

  4. One word. Yum!

  5. Nothing beats a traditional pie, especially when it is as awesome as your mum’s recipe!

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

  6. This is such a great idea, Mandy, and a perfect meal for the cooler temps heading your way, Have a fantastic weekend!

    • Just got myself a couple of warm tracksuits for the up coming witner John! Hope it’s not too much of a cold one. Have a super weekend. :-)

  7. Now why did we scoff allthe lftover pork the other day?! This sounds gorgeous, and love pies :)

    • All the more reason for you to cook more pork Tanya. Have a super weekend. :-)

  8. Mmmm that looks like some flakey goodness… in a good good good way! :)

  9. I adore left overs, especially FRIED, and pie really is the next best thing. You and your Mum sure can cook tasty food.. c

    • Its worth cooking pork just to have leftovers to make this pie Celi. have a super weekend. :-)

  10. I love using leftovers in creative ways. This looks pretty and I’m sure it is very tasty.

    • Thanks Karen. This is an absolute winner and keeper of a recipe for all leftover meats. Have a super weekend. :-)

  11. Oh, I wish I had that for supper! Look at that crispy pastry, and the filling – delicious! :)

    • Would have been great to send you a slice Linda! The combo worked perfectly. Have a super weekend. :-)

  12. I love anything in a puff pastry crust. This looks so delicious and so easy to prepare. What a great way to use up leftover roast pork!

    • Thanks Karista. This really is a fantastic recipe. Have a super weekend. :-)

  13. What a beautiful pie idea from your mother! I love using leftovers to make something totally new.

    • Thanks for stopping by Maureen. This is a family favourite! Have a super weekend. :-)

  14. You have inspired me! I have leftover roast pork from dinner tonight, so tomorrow I’m making PIE! :) Thanks Mandy! Have a lovely weekend!

    • I would love to hear how you all enjoy this Celia. Have a super weekend. :-)

  15. What a great idea!! and easy! I hope you are well?

    • Hi Pink, I am back from my visit to Johannesburg and brought the flu back with me – not fun after being away for a week. Hope you are well. Have a super week. :-)

  16. This does look fabulously tasty Mandy! I think you have some of my favorite savory recipes. I’m definitely going to try this one. :)

    • How sweet of you to say that I have some of your favourite savoury recipes Kristy, thank you! I am sure that Mike, Mr N and Miss A would love this too. Have a lovely day. :-)

  17. Mandy,
    This pie looks SUPER yummy. I’d love to have a slice. Xxx

    • Thanks Kim, I enjoyed an extra big piece! Have a fantastic day. :-) xo

  18. Now I need to cook some pork so I can have leftovers to make this pie! Great idea, Mandy!

    • Thanks Betsy, this is a family favourite that mom has been making for many years. Have a lovely day. :-)

  19. I always have beef and mushroom for pies and never tried pork ones, looks like I will me making some of this soon

    • This pie is well worth making Raymund – I would love to hear how you enjoy it. Have a super week. :-)

  20. Look at that fancy flower. This is such a classic and such a great way to use up leftovers.

    • The flower was super pretty – kinda didn’t want to cut into it. Have a lovely day. :-)

  21. Mandy–Great use of your leftover pork and I can taste the flaky dough melting in my mouth.

    • Sadly there were no leftovers of this delicious meal Mica\hael. Have a lovely day. :-)

  22. I’ve got to remember to do this with my leftovers! At the moment I only have leftover chili.. kind of tough to do much with that, lol!

    • Hmm, what to do with leftover chili… I reckon reheat and eat. Have a super day Smidge. :-)

  23. Looks Delicious – thanks for sharing!


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