Not a Shepards Pie Shepards Pie

[John Solak]

Felt like a Shepards pie but wanted to make a unique one with flavors I like.

Started out by cooking a pound of ground turkey, added a pat of butter, flour and some chicken stock. Wanted to add some mixed veggies but we didn't have any, only found some frozen corn and peas so added that.


I cooked some chorizo and added them to the mashed potatoes and topped the turkey mixture. Looking at the color of the mashed potatoes I wondered if this was a good idea. on the grill for approx 25 minutes.


Topped with a little cheese and cooked another 5 minutes.


Not the prettiest of dishes but it turned out really good, will have to make this again!!

 

[RJ Banks]

Interesting spin. Good job.

 

[Clint]

Looks like you took a little inspiration from Mr Wolfe - at least the topping is textured a little like his---been meaning to try it. Yours looks even better with the Chorizo!

 

[ChuckO]

Knowing you it was probably fantastic, but you lost me with the peas, lol

 

[Morgan C.]

Wow good combo John...that looked tasty!! Might have to try that one!!

 

[Nick_U]

Dude! That looks delicious!

 

[Bob Correll]

Outstanding cook John!
That would be perfect for a Midwest winter dinner!

 

[Rich Dahl]

I'm on that like ugly on an ape, except for the peas, peas and Barb don't mix. I'll use some diced onion instead.

 

[Bob Correll]

I'm on that like ugly on an ape, except for the peas, peas and Barb don't mix.

Barb must be related to Jo Anne.

 

[Tony R]

I want a plate.

 

[Cliff Bartlett]

I think that looks gorgeous, Jose. Very creative and delicious looking meal!

 

[Frank H]

That's an awesome variation on shepherds pie. I would love to try that. Really nice.

 

[Bill Schultz]

Oh! how I would love some of that, well done bud!

 

[Jose Suro]

What Tony said . I love that kind of comfort food and yours looks delicious!