Three Ways to Make a Meal Out of Your Leftover Mashed Potatoes
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Marva CoombsSeptember 15, 2017
What we call shepherd's pie is actually cottage pie. Shepherd's pie, to be authentic, is made from lamb--ergo "shepherd's" pie. Our ward members in England were quite firm about this distinction and made sure we foolish Americans knew the difference.
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