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Dot Wartime Kitchen · Issue #149-min read

The Woolton Pie Nobody Made Right: Fixing the Pastry Wartime Cooks Argued Over

Everyone remembers Woolton Pie as the sad grey vegetable dish, but the trouble was never the filling — it was the crust. Wartime cooks had no butter to spare, so they learned to make a short pastry with a spoonful of dripping and a secret splash of something you already have in the cupboard. Once you understand why they added it, the whole thing comes together, and the trick is to...

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