Scotch Pie Sandwich
A hot Scotch pie crushed between two buttered slices of white loaf: peppery mutton in hot-water crust, pressed flat so it grips the bread. A pie and a piece in one hand.
A hot Scotch pie crushed between two buttered slices of white loaf: peppery mutton in hot-water crust, pressed flat so it grips the bread. A pie and a piece in one hand.
A spiced mutton Scotch pie wedged hot into a soft morning roll, the firm hot-water crust held inside the bread. Scotland's terrace food, eaten in the cold with a cup of Bovril.
Sausage roll sandwich: a baked Greggs-style sausage roll, split lengthways, pressed between soft white bread. Two carbs doing opposite jobs, the shattered puff inside the yielding slice.
Sliced pork pie (pork in hot water crust pastry) on bread; picnic combination.
Meat and potato pie in bread; Northern tradition.
Meat pie inside a barm cake; famous Wigan combination, carb-on-carb-on-carb.
Cornish pasty in a bap; rarely done, but exists.
Northern Irish pastie (minced meat and potato in batter, fried) in a bap; chip shop specialty.
Another name for Cornish pasty; specifically a miner's pasty.
Macaroni pie (macaroni cheese in pastry) in bread; Glasgow carb overload.
Sliced and fried into a soft bap, hog's pudding is the West Country's portable breakfast: a peppery Cornish and Devon pork-and-oatmeal sausage, spicier than white pudding, rarely seen east of Exeter.
Not a sandwich but a filled pastry; beef, potato, swede, onion in crimped pastry; iconic handheld meal.
Forfar bridie (meat pastry) in bread roll.
Suet pastry with savory filling one end, sweet the other; complete meal in one.