Came back, bought pie.

Coming back to the city this morning from my bush cottage 360km distant, I was way-laid at a rural train-station for 1/2 an hour and trotted up to the old-style cafeteria for some nosh. On the menu was good ol’ bacon and egg pie which was wonderfully encased in some almost decent pastry. Bliss, 'cos I was starving.

So the first bite yielded a mouthful of chopped bacon and whole egg, delicious.

The next bite got to the bottom of the pie where there was a 2cm layer of MEAT, just like the traditional Aussie meat pie. WTF???

I’m still perplexed! I don’t know if this is some sort of local joke, or if the pastrycook made a boo-boo half way through the production process.

What sorts of weird pies have you encountered in your travels?

I’ve seen those called “Ned Kelly” pies. Don’t know why. Mine seemed short on the Ned Kellys.

It was Seymour, not Glenrowan or even Jerilderie. :smiley:

It was an interesting culinary experience (to say the least)…one that I’m not all that keen on repeating in the near future. :stuck_out_tongue: