Pies in Hua Hin

[Matlot]

Just seen an ad on facebook for a pork pies Hua Hin shop which is on soi 88/1. Never been so I don't know anymore than what I've read today. https://www.facebook.com/porkpies.huahin?fref=nf
I will pay them a visit when I get the chance.

At the moment she's working from her restaurant in MV until she gets her home set up with the proper equipment. I talked to her today. You need to visit her fb business page it has more info than her normal page!

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[moater]

Not really my type of food, but to those interested: https://www.facebook.com/britishporkpieshuahin

[Dannie Boy]

.............. but have you eaten a good pork pie in Hua Hin?

These were pretty good, even if I say so myself..........homemade of course!!

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[Siani]

For us non-Brits, What is a Pork Pie?

A pork pie is a traditional British cold meat pie. It consists of roughly chopped pork and pork jelly sealed in a hot water crust pastry.

[Big Boy]

Unless you're living in the North East of England (and probably other areas), when it is served hot with mushy peas.

[migrant]

I've started eating these since we moved here (bought at HH H&B) and really like them. Cold, with mustard, or heated with gravy, I like both. One method may be blasphemy, but they taste good!

[Big Boy]

LOL - with gravy does sound like blasphemy, but some probably think mushy peas are blasphemy also. If you go to HHH&B again, pick up a tin of mushies as well and give it a go - you might be pleasantly surprised/converted

[migrant]

LOL - with gravy does sound like blasphemy, but some probably think mushy peas are blasphemy also. If you go to HHH&B again, pick up a tin of mushies as well and give it a go - you might be pleasantly surprised/converted

I will! I heard so much about it, need to try. I do love peas. Are they just that, mushed peas? Or is there spices added?

[Big Boy]

You can get various varieties - the ones with mint sauce are good, but it all depends upon what is in stock.

[robcar]

I know it's not a "pea" thread but Tesco MV have the Batchelors mushy's on the Falang shelf at present

[Big Boy]

Yes, trying to get rid of them at 48 Baht a tin as well. I picked up a load yesterday.

[Big Boy]

I drove down 88/1 this morning very slowly thinking I might invest in one of these 100 Baht pies (they'd have to be very special to make me want to pay that much a second time), just out of curiosity. I found a balloon shop, a restaurant, somewhere that does special maths, a home delivery service, a police officer's house, etc., etc. However, I didn't find a Pork Pie shop.

The mystery thickens.

[Pagey]

I didn't realise that was Soi 88/1 otherwise I would have said I've never seen it and I go that way regularly to MV.

[Matlot]

I drove down 88/1 this morning very slowly thinking I might invest in one of these 100 Baht pies (they'd have to be very special to make me want to pay that much a second time), just out of curiosity. I found a balloon shop, a restaurant, somewhere that does special maths, a home delivery service, a police officer's house, etc., etc. However, I didn't find a Pork Pie shop.

The mystery thickens.

She's working from her restaurant in MV at the moment until she gets her house sorted to sell from. I don't think you would have got one anyway, on her business page she's asked people to place orders because of the increase in demand!

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[robcar]

I've just come back from a very slow inspection of 88/1..........zilch, nothing, na-da. I wait to be pleasantly surprised :-)