From: Chef #240405
On Sep 9, 2005
I soaked the beans for approx 12 hours changing water occasionally (means less gas!)I omitted the rice but added a tin of chunky chopped tomatoes, didn't have any tomato paste so used tomato sauce to personal taste and two tablespoons of balsamic red wine vinigar. Wow, my husband who is a trad' chips/bacon/sausage man who rarely tries and likes anything new liked it better than ordinary sheperd's pie. Also brilliant with rice instead of potatoes. Great recipe, Thanks
From: Pat & Steve
On Dec 5, 2004
We just made it and loved it. Perhaps next time we might add some eggs into the pie...
From: *Ollin*
On Jan 13, 2006
I've just made it for dinner tonight, and was really nice...this recipe made me get the aduki beans that i've never heard of before.
I reall enjoyed it and was quite fullfilling and well, i add a few vegetables more: zucchini, mushrooms & celery, to be fried with the other ingredients and when it was in the skillet, i put a layer of corn out of a can and then the mashed potatoes.
Thanks a lot for this recipe is already in my favorites
From: honeydue
On Jan 12, 2006
when i was in the hospital the only meal i would eat was the veggie shepperds pie... i made this in hopes that it would be the same, or at least close,a nd it wasnt, so i wa dissappointed. i made it EXACTLY to the recipe and i found it to be bland, and texturally not right. maybe my expectations were just too high?
From: JustLookintodosomeCookin
On Apr 29, 2007
recipe is hard to read. Odd flavor. Not appealing to look at.
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