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 Double-crust pie containing filling ingredients, often including rabbit or chicken, in a sauce with macaroni.  Image: greatnorthpie.co Compare to Stokenchurch Pie  Original Receipt from ‘Pot-luck; or, The British home cookery book‘ by May Byron (Byron 1914)134. ROMAN PIE (Sussex) Half a pound of puff paste, two ounces of macaroni, a small quantity of parmesan cheese, according to taste, and a small chicken, boned. Bone chicken, stew bones with gravy, make rich white sauce, season to taste with salt and mignonette. Cut white meat into small pieces, boil macaroni till quite tender and cut into two-inch lengths. Take a charlotte mould, first greasing same, and sprinkle with vermicelli. Line with puff paste, then add slices of white meat, then a sprinkling of cheese and salt, then macaroni, doing this alternately. Then bake in a crisp oven one hour, when it should be golden brown. Turn out and serve with rich gravy and cheese. Rabbit or veal may be used also. Something a bit like Roman Pie Image: Unknown  |
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