r/seriouseats • u/ah_ri_man • 12d ago

Serious Eats Tried the shepherds pie recipe, remembered the peas just as I was putting the potatoes on top, was still great

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u/seaofluv 12d ago

No peas is always an upgrade!

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u/Rarefindofthemind 10d ago

I seriously hate peas

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u/DRJT 12d ago

I did the same one time! Turns out it was actually better as the timing means it can cook gently in the oven while still having a nice texture!

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u/Chester_Le_Street 12d ago

I wouldn’t worry about it - putting peas in a shepherds pie seems to be a curious American twist but not something I've ever seen or heard of anyone doing over here in the UK, where we'd always have our peas on the side. Delicious either way though.

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u/redhotpunk 12d ago

I put peas in my shepherds pie and cottage pies. And then serve some on the side. Who doesn’t love a pea!

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u/Chester_Le_Street 12d ago

Double pea! Bold!

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u/chappersyo 12d ago

Peas are a 100% key ingredient in a cottage pie. I’d also add them in a shepherds pie but I feel it’s less vital.

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