Pie Dolly
I had heard rumours of a new pie stall on the market circuit and was keen to inspect their wares.
After a failed attempt to catch them at Stockbridge I bumped into them unexpectedly at the Leith Market.
Called Pie Dolly, their speciality is hot water crust pies in the traditional pork pie style.
They offer a range alternative fillings ranging from chicken and chorizo, cheddar and leek, to an intriguing sounding lamb and apricot. I opted for the latter (£4.50).
After another outstanding espresso from the Bearded Barista and the obligatory photos, I tucked in.
It proved extremely enjoyable eating. There was warming spice from cumin, oodles of splendid aspic, and profoundly flavourful meat. The pastry had a really pleasing brittle finish that hit the spot. It was a very good pie.
So overall, I was glad to track down Pie Dolly and sample her delicious pies. I’d recommend them to you as they are lovingly crafted and splendidly tasty. I look forward to sampling further flavour combos on future visits.
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I tried their Leek pie, very nice! The pastry had a great texture, though it wasn’t quite as flavoursome as I’d hoped. The filling was very tasty though, overall 4/5
Splendid! 🙂