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This
is an old Albers family favorite for Thanksgiving, Christmas & New
Years. It has been recently modified to use the prepared pie crust as this
is just as good as home made and much less work.
Oyster
Pork Pie
| 2
dz. oysters, drained ( save the liquid from the oysters) |
16
oz. lean boneless pork chops, cut into 1
in. pieces |
| 2
medium onions,chopped |
1
cup chopped green onions |
| 1
cup chopped celery |
3
tablespoons flour |
| 1
cup chopped bell pepper |
1
cup chopped parsley |
| 6
tablespoons margarine |
1
tablespoon Worcestershire |
| dash
hot sauce |
salt,
pepper to taste |
| 1
box ready prepared pie
crust |
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Saute’
vegetables and pieces of pork in 3
tablespoons of margarine until soft, over low
heat with the pan covered; this takes about 15 min. Lift the cover and
stir occasionally, adding a tablespoon or so of oyster liquor so that the
mixture does not stick to the bottom of the pan. Add 3
more tablespoons of margarine and the 3 tablespoons of flour to the
pan and cook over low heat for 5 min. Add the oysters, reserved liquid,
Worcestershire, hot sauce and cook for 5 min over low heat. Taste the mixture
and add salt and pepper to taste. Let the mixture cool for 10 min.
Meanwhile,
line a pie plate with an unbaked crust and preheat the oven according to the
package directions for a two crust pie. Pour the mixture into the prepared
crust and place the remaining crust over the top. Make 5 or 6 knife slices in
the top crust ( in a sort of sunburst pattern) to allow the steam to escape
during cooking. Place the pie in the oven on a middle shelf and cook until the
crust is golden brown. ( About 30 min.)
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