lauralovinglife Well tonight we have several of MacKenzie’s (Our 12 year old daughter) friends staying for the night. Sooo instead of the Scallops I wanted to make we will be making a traditional Irish Dish.
When I was younger my mother called this “poor man’s pie” a better known name would be “Sheppard’s Pie”.
I know this is a great crowd pleaser with the kids and adults. So what you need (for my adaptation) LOL
Potatoes ( I use two medium per person)
Diced onions about two large
Ground beef (90% or higher)
Jimmy Dean Maple Sausage
1 Pack of Brown gravy Mix
Frozen corn and peas (1 each small bag)
1 Stick of Butter
Chopped garlic (to taste)
2 eggs
¼ cup sour cream
2 bags of cheese (I use three cheese pizza blend and a sharp cheddar)
Salt, pepper, basil or dill, Garlic powder
First cut the potatoes into small bite size pieces and boil with salt.
In a pan throw in a tsp of butter and sauté the onion with salt and pepper until just caramelized.
Add the sausage, and bear down on with the back of a spoon to cook and break up once it has been cooked and broken up (still a bit pink)
Add the Hamburg and cook thoroughly.
Add a bit of chopped garlic, I add about two tblspoons
Don’t worry about the grease in the pan; we will add a packet of brown gravy mix which will turn that into magnificent gravy. Add now! LOL
Put the meat mixture into a casserole dish and add the corn and peas.
Add cheese to the top of the meat mixture.
Prepare a bowl with the rest of the stick of butter, sour cream, salt pepper, garlic salt (to taste) 2 eggs.
Remove the potatoes from the heat source, drain and add to the bowl and mix with a mixer. The eggs will cook in the heat of the potatoes.
Add the potato mixture to the top of the meat mixture.
Put cheese on top and cook at 350 until the cheese is melted.
Bon apetite!
