Thursday, February 23, 2012

Scottish Recipes - Steak Bridies

Steak Bridies

Homemade Steak Bridies brought to you by tartantastesintx

OMG !!

I love Steak Bridies, they are light and fluffy, yet hearty and filling

This is something I have only recently started to make from scratch

Stephens (a Dunfermline Bakery) have the best Steak Bridies in my opinion

These delicious meaty delights are a personal favorite of mine from back home in Scotland

Stephens the Baker's,  Dunfermline Bakery



Original Steak Bridie from Scotland

For those of you who have never had one, its best described a pastry pocket filled with Meat & Gravy

Delicious

I love them so much, I had two on my last trip home

So after making Sausage Rolls I got to thinking, I wonder if I can make a Steak Bridie ?

Oh yes I can

Again, just like Sausage Rolls, no living, breathing Scot would make these while living in Scotland, you can just buy them for next to nothing, but here in Texas expats and the rest of you around the world need to make them from scratch. If we fancy a Bridie and Beans, we need to get our aprons on

These are a hit with Mr Tartan Tastes

Here's how I make them

Makes 8


You will need


1Pk Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry Sheets (2pk) - Puff pastry recipe coming soon
1lb Steak meat for stewing
Bisto Beef Gravy Granules or Powder
Beaten egg or milk to seal and glaze


Puff Pastry Sheets

Beef Stewing Steak
Bisto


Cook the meat just as in the recipe for Steak Pie, click here to see how


Except, leave the meat cooking longer until there is less lumps of meat and its more of a shredded meat and gravy consistency


Let the meat cool completely (this is important as warm meat placed on pastry makes it melt)


Defrost the Puff Pastry Sheets


Lay the Sheets out and cut each sheet into 4, making 8 squares total


Pastry cut into 4


Take the cooled meat mixture and spoon some onto each square off to one corner



Place meat on one corner


Brush egg or milk around the edge of each square 

Fold each meat square, corner to corner, making a triangle shape


Pinch closed and using a knife cut a hole in the top for air to escape



Ready to bake


Brush with egg or milk to glaze


Bake on baking trays in the oven at 400F for 15 minutes or until golden


Homemade Steak Bridie

Note - You can freeze them raw ready to defrost and cook later 

Just like sausage rolls, enjoy hot with beans or enjoy this yummy pastry cold on its own


You can also make the filing with ground beef and onions, otherwise known as a mince and onion Bridie, similar to a Cornish pasty but without the potato & turnip


Enjoy, my pals

Angela
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