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How to Make Nigerian Meat Pie
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Nigerian Meat Pie Ingredients:
Nigerian Meat Pie Dough:
•Plain Flour -- 1 Kg
•Baking Powder -- 1 teaspoon
•Margarine -- 500g
•Salt -- 2 pinches
•Cold Water - ½ cup | 125 ml | 4.2 oz
Nigerian Meat Pie Filling:
•2 medium-sized Irish potatoes
•2 medium-sized carrots
•500g of minced meat (ground beef)
•1 medium-sized onion
•1 cooking spoon of Vegetable Oil
•Seasoning - 2 Maggi / Knorr cubes and 1 teaspoon of thyme
•2 tablespoons of plain flour
•Cold water -- 1 cup | 250 ml | 8.4 oz
•Salt -- to taste
Ornamental
•1 egg (for rubbing on the pies)
If your meatpie is too hard, it may be because of any or a combination of some of the following:
1. Your oven temperature was too high. The oven temperature should be 170C or 335F
2. You baked it for too long. Once the meatpie is light brown, it is done. And don't leave it inside the hot oven when done because it will continue to dry up even though you've turned the oven off.
3 . You did not use enough margarine. It is 500g of margarine for every 1Kg of all purpose flour (plain flour).
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