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Sarah on 7.31.2014





Really enjoyed this recipe. I added some chopped leeks and mini green peas to the base and subbed the bacon for chorizo sausage which was also delicious (and definitely flavourful… yeesh!). I also subbed half the cauliflower on the top with steamed turnip which added another level of flavour. Will definitely make it again!
Lynn Hayworth on 3.11.2013





This is delicious but don’t count on leftovers-it is THAT good. I used a frozen vegetable medley that included corn, peas, carrots and green beans. Used traditional mashed potatoes for the topping. I would cook the hamburger separately and drain the grease, then add to the mix. Perhaps not ‘true’ Paleo, but I doubt bacon was part of the cave-man diet.
mkapusta on 3.28.2012





This is simply delicious! All 3 kids ate it & 1 went back for 2nds…I’d call that a win!
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Daisy Brown on 3.2.2012
When made with beef we actually call it Cottage Pie in England
The term shepherds pie is reserved for the dish when made with lamb.