Prep Time:
10 mins
Cook Time:
40 mins
Serves:
4
As featured on BBC Breakfast (19th June 2008) This recipe was named after Lord Woolton, the Minister for Food during World War II. There was another version with a wholemeal pastry crust. Ivan Day has also rediscovered this traditional British potato recipe for Old English Potato & Lemon Cheesecakes
“Potatoes have played a crucial role in the diet of Britons and over many centuries has been one of the most flexible foods in the English kitchen.”
Celebrated food historian, Ivan Day
Nathanial Moolacahier 29/01/2012 7:24pm (6 days ago)
This pie was superb will be making it for everyone i know and my imaginary friend .
sue gamble likes this 19/01/2012 3:03pm (16 days ago)
I made this pie with primary school aged children. They turned their noses up at some of the items going in the pie, but were willing to have a sample when cooked, 45 out of the 50 children gave thumbs up and said they would make the receipe again at home. We didn't put mash on top, to save time we used quick roll out puff pastry brushed with milk. It smelt and looked wonderful. I'm making again this year with another year group for WW2 day. Highly recomend it.
Paul Tew likes this 05/10/2011 2:58pm (4 months ago)
This is by far the best recipe, ok I know they are all very similar, I am catering for a WW2 buffet and apart from door step sandwiches with spam and fish paste this is the main element of the meal. I think much easier and to do on mass with a mash top....great and thanks.
Clockhouse Chef
KRALIER 10/12/2009 10:04pm (2 years ago)
MOOOOLACAHIER POTATOES
Franky 30/09/2009 9:13am (2 years ago)
This man looks lovely!
gerry 26/09/2009 3:37pm (2 years ago)
Cook the veg in meat or game stock and Woolton Pie's fine; better than Spam anyway.
Beef likes this 07/09/2009 2:05pm (2 years ago)
POTATOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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