Wisconsin Shepherd's Pie

"A really easy put together on weeknights savory dinner. This is just as good with soy based products using non dairy versions of cream cheese and sour cream that are found in the organic food sections of most supermarkets. My daughter was lactose intolerent as a baby and since I nursed her I had to cut out dairy for both our sakes. I have to say even my fussy husband didn't complain about the soy substitues I used several years ago. Just in time to wean her my baby girl out grew her lactose problem :)"
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
16
Yields:
1 pie
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Pre heat oven to 425*F if using frozen pie crust pre bake crust for 8-10 min while browning burger. Poke crust with fork several times prior to baking to prevent air bubbles.
  • Brown burger and onion with seasonings. Add gravy, sour cream, cream cheese, veggies and Bisquck mix then stir. Spoon into pastry in an 8 or 9 inch pie pan then top with mashed potatoes. Lightly brush potatoes with melted butter or olive oil mixed with a dash of dried parsley and dill weed.
  • Bake at 425*F for 20-25 min top with shredded cheese and bake 5 more minute.
  • Served with a salad and cresent rolls or a crusty bread.
  • Instant potatoes make this dish quick to make and herbed or sour cream and onion flavors add an extra zing.
  • I sometimes make up the burger mixture the night before along with the potatoes to save time.
  • I have also made this with a biscut crust, either with a bisquick mix or canned but be sure to pre bake the biscut crust or it will be undercooked and doughy.
  • For a vegatarian twist use soy based dairy free products and firm tofu crumbled along with a 4oz can of tomato paste. The tofu really needs the tomato for flavor.

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I started cooking when I was seven years old. My grandmother was the kind who grew all our veggies in her garden and never once bought a bakery birthday cake. My father always made his own bread and fabulous soups and stews. My husband is the gardener in our family but we grow our own produce including apples that are considered an extinct speices and plums that make the most beautiful lavender blush jelly. This year I invested in a food saver and it has proved invaluable as we process our garden goodies. I do love to cook and bake. I do some specialty cakes and wedding cakes on the side, my favorite is cupcake Bouquets. I also can my own spagetti sauce, chilli, and beef stew. We have an authentic wood cook stove in our kitchen that is part of the orginal furnishing of our 19th century farm house built by my husand's great-great-great grandfather. We fire it up every year at christmas time to make lefse and usually a batch or two of cookies in it just for fun. We have two kids a boy and a girl who both love to help my cook. We love to camp, revovating our home and careing for our small head of beef cattle, bunnies, Himalyan Cat Lexie, Ellie the terrier mix, Snoopy our new yorkie puppy, Max the bichon, and Wendy a yellow lab/golden retriever mix. I also enjoy painting, writing, planning dinner parties and needlepoint. My favorite dish to cook is crock pot beef roast My husband's favorite is crepes My signature dish is Meatballs with Mash potatoes and gravy. My favorite restaurnt is a local one Mike's Smoke House. I work at United Health Group as a Claims Processer. My passions include animal rescue, reading, and writing. I will not eat liver, brussel sprouts, fish, seafood, cooked cabbage, cooked spinich, lutefisk (scandinavian dish fish pickled in lye) or meatloaf made by anyone other than me.
 
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