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4 delicious pies to tuck into across the network

Published March 5, 2020 | Story By Syahirah Mazlan | 1 min read
British Pie Week

To celebrate British Pie Week in the first week of March, we highlight some classic global renditions

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Spectacular orange fireworks illuminating the night sky above the London Eye, lit in purple, as crowds gather along the River Thames to celebrate New Year's Eve.
An overhead view of traditional seafood dishes, including fish curry, prawns, squid and vegetables, arranged on a patterned tablecloth with fresh herbs and spices.
The iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai, India, with its grand domes and historic architecture illuminated by a golden sunset.
Spectacular orange fireworks illuminating the night sky above the London Eye, lit in purple, as crowds gather along the River Thames to celebrate New Year's Eve.
An overhead view of traditional seafood dishes, including fish curry, prawns, squid and vegetables, arranged on a patterned tablecloth with fresh herbs and spices.
The iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai, India, with its grand domes and historic architecture illuminated by a golden sunset.
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The Guinea Grill

Steak and kidney

The Guinea Grill in London has been serving this English classic since the 1940s, using offcuts of dry-aged beef for the filling and suet for the pastry lids.

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The Pie Hole

Earl Grey tea

A mainstay at The Pie Hole in Los Angeles, this has a buttery crust, a layer of dark chocolate ganache and Earl Grey tea-infused white chocolate mousse — all topped with whipped cream and pistachios.

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Infinity Bakery

Australian meat

Sydney’s Infinity Bakery offers different versions of the Aussie favourite, such as lamb and pea, beef or chicken and mushroom, plus other varieties.

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Wildflour Café + Bakery

Buko

Manila‘s Wildflour Café + Bakery uses buko (young coconut) and crème anglaise for their custard, adding elegance to the iconic Filipino buko pie.

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This article was originally published in the March 2020 issue of SilverKris magazine

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An overhead view of traditional seafood dishes, including fish curry, prawns, squid and vegetables, arranged on a patterned tablecloth with fresh herbs and spices.
The iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai, India, with its grand domes and historic architecture illuminated by a golden sunset.
Spectacular orange fireworks illuminating the night sky above the London Eye, lit in purple, as crowds gather along the River Thames to celebrate New Year's Eve.
An overhead view of traditional seafood dishes, including fish curry, prawns, squid and vegetables, arranged on a patterned tablecloth with fresh herbs and spices.
The iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai, India, with its grand domes and historic architecture illuminated by a golden sunset.

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