pork pie
Meaty British pastry
A pork pie is a British meat pie with seasoned pork encased in hot water crust pastry, typically eaten cold.
The raised sides give it a distinctive cylindrical shape.
In Cockney rhyming slang, pork pie (or porky) means lie: He's telling porkies.
Hard outer layer
- fillingMaterial placed within
- gelatinCollagen-derived thickening protein
- meatAnimal tissue for food
- savoryAppetizing, not sweet
picnic · snack · appetizer · delicacy · buffet · ham · bacon · sausage
crust
Hard outer layer
savory · picnic · snack · appetizer · delicacy · buffet · ham · bacon · sausage · pâté
brim
Projecting edge or lip
wool · fedora · trilby · headwear · millinery · vintage · retro · dapper · jazz · hipster
lie
Deliberate falsehood
- headwearhat, cap, helmet, crown, hood
- British foodfish and chips, full English, bangers and mash, Sunday roast, roast dinner
- British Foodsfish and chips, cheddar cheese, Yorkshire pudding, black pudding, Welsh rarebit
- piesquiche, tourtiere, single crust, lemon meringue
- pub foodfish and chips, chips, bangers and mash, scotch egg, scotch eggs
- savory piespotpie, tourtiere, quiche, savory tart, timpano
pork piefruit pie
apple pie · cherry pie · cream pie · custard tart · treacle tart
pork pievegetable pie
Pastry with plant filling
cheese pie · chicken pie · beef pie · lamb pie · fish pie
pork pietruth
Accordance with reality
honesty · gospel truth · fact · straight talk · candor
pie, pork, pier, pastry, pies, porker, porky, porcine, porking