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Preparation time
15min
Total time
35min
Portion
12 portion(s)
Level
easy

Ingredients

Lamb Filling

  • 1 onion, Peeled & Halved
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 1 handful of parsley
  • 20 grams olive oil
  • 400 gram Lamb, mince
  • 1 carrot, cut into 1 cm cubes
  • 1 potato, cut into 1 cm cubes
  • 1 tomato, cut into 1 cm cubes
  • 1 tablespoon TM veggie stock concentrate
  • 1 tablespoon tomato paste
  • 20 g frozen peas
  • 20 g Frozen Corn

Pastry

  • Short Crust Pastry

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Recipe's preparation

    Making Filling
  1. Add Onion, garlic and parsley to bowl.  Chop 3 secs/sp 7

  2. Scrap down sides

  3. Add olive oil. Saute 3 mins/100 degrees/sp1 MC off

  4. Add mince lamb. Cook 6 mins/100 degrees/Gentle stir settingcounter-clockwise operation MC off

  5. Add carrots, potatoes, corn, peas, tomato paste, TM veggie stock & tomatoes. Cook for 5 mins/100 degrees/Gentle stir settingcounter-clockwise operation MC off

  6. Have short crust pastry ready.  Spoon the filling into the centre and fold pastry.  Place on baking tray with baking paper.

  7. Bake for 20 mins in a moderate oven

Tip

You can substitute veggies for whatever you want.

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    Recipe is created for
    TM 31

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Comments

  • 25. March 2021 - 12:45

    Nice, added a bit of mint

  • 13. August 2017 - 09:15
    4.0

    This recipe was quick and easy and tasted great. My family loved this thanks for sharing.

  • 28. May 2016 - 19:59

    Delicious recipe.  I added more veg and some cheese. I also drained off some liquid to make the mixture less wet. These were a hit with the family who always love pastries! 

  • 10. April 2016 - 21:58
    5.0

    I made these for lunch today.  My suggestion is that after cooking the mixture was quite wet.  I drained all the fluid out before placing on the pastry.  Worked a treat and weren't at all dry after baking.  Mine were more samosa size so I have heaps left over for lunches.  Thanks for sharing.

  • 19. December 2015 - 17:48
    5.0

    Love this recipe!  I can add or skip veges depending on what I have available.  I have also had leftovers and they freeze really well.

  • 24. June 2015 - 22:44
    4.0

    Good recipe; I did add the Worcestershire sauce per previous comments, and baked at 180. I used four sheets of pastry, getting two pasties from each sheet. I'd recommend putting the pastry on the baking sheet before filling, otherwise shifting the pastry, made very soft by the hot filling, is a bit dicey.

  • 28. April 2015 - 16:56
    5.0

    Great recipe.  I also have add turnip, worsheister and tomato sauce as well as some dried italian herbs. Yum! Thanks

  • 11. September 2014 - 19:30
    5.0

    My kids & hubby love these pasties.  I make them with left over roast lamb and add turnip to the mixture too.  Along with some worsheister and tomato sauce, and my secret ingredient... a squeeze of gourmet garden rosemary paste.  Served for dinner with mashed potato. Yum!!

  • 9. June 2014 - 17:30
    3.0

    Pasties are a staple in my household in cooler months & I was very pleased to find this recipe to convert cooking in a thermomix.  Thank you! I found the mixture rather oily (although I did use beef) so perhaps it was the meat I used. I also had to cook for about 10mins longer to cook the potato. I usually par boil it first, and didn't this time, will revert to par boiling it next time though.

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