Originally baked in a clay pot covered with a rough pastry, the Melton Mowbray pork pie is chopped, seasoned fresh pork and pork jelly wrapped in a hand-formed crust. In the late 1700s Melton Mowbray becoming the centre of foxhunting in England and the location of the three famous hunts, Belvior, Cottesmore and Quorn. By the 1780s, the local pastry was made popular by hunters who saw their grooms and servants enjoying the hand pie. - AsNotedIn
Eats Time | Dinner | |
Eats Time | Lunch |
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Food Attribute | Bakery Goods |
Product Kind | Food |
Sport | Fox Hunting |
Food Attribute | Hot Water Crust Pastry |
Food Type | Savory Pastry |
Food Category | Victual |
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