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Old 01-23-2024, 08:51 PM   #36999
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
The 'pie floater' is a South Australian dish. AFAIK its a minced beef pie floating in a dish of green pea soup… so I assume its served in a dish with a knife and/or a fork and/or a spoon.

In Sydney the peas are under the brown gravy and on top of the mashed potato, which is on top of the minced beef pie. Served on a plate with a fork. Mostly they're just called "pie and peas", except at the storied Harry's Cafe de Wheels where they're called Tiger pies.

Mostly they're all horrid, and if bought at a sporting event they cost an arm and leg.

BR

Trying to process the idea of buying a dish that involves soup, a knife, and fork, and a spoon at a sporting event. Do they also make cherries jubilee at bleacher-side?
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