Homity pie

Homity Pie is a traditional British open vegetable pie. The main ingredients are potatoes, onions and cheese. The pie is also often flavoured with garlic and parsley, and is covered with a crust of pastry.

History

Homity Pie has its roots in the Second World War, when rationing was in place. The recipe was created by the Land Girls of the Women's Land Army, and was intended to make the most of the ingredients that were readily available at the time. The pie became popular again in the 1960s and 1970s with the rise of vegetarianism and is now a staple of British comfort food.

Preparation

The preparation of Homity Pie involves boiling potatoes and onions until they are soft. These are then mixed with cheese, garlic, parsley and a little cream. This mixture is then placed in a pastry case and baked in the oven until the pastry is golden and the filling is hot and bubbling.

Variations

There are many variations of Homity Pie. Some recipes include other vegetables such as leeks or carrots, while others add different herbs and spices for extra flavour. There are also vegan versions of the pie, which use vegan cheese and plant-based cream instead of the traditional dairy products.

In popular culture

Homity Pie has been featured in several British television shows and films, often as a symbol of traditional British cooking. It is also a popular dish in British pubs and teahouses, and is often served with a side of salad or pickles.

See also

• Shepherd's pie
• Cottage pie
• Cornish pasty
• British cuisine

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