Nah. It’s Canada’s version of chili cheese fries; both are cousins of nachos.
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Ryujin
Legend
Though what most people refer to Shepherd's Pie is more accurately called Cottage Pie, because no shepherd was involved in the making.
Depends on where you get your meat.
Ryujin
Legend
Shepherds don't usually herd cattle.
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
Wait, you're supposed to make it from cow? What am I supposed to do with all these dead Shepherds, then?
This is why the cool kids eat Bard's Pie.
Satan appears in front of a lawyer, a serial killer, and a bard. Satan gets to take two souls. Who does Satan let live?
The bard. Professional courtesy.
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
Satan ends up one soul short because it's all the same guy.
No. If nothing else, then virtually everything is pie - including sandwiches and green salads and soups - and the term "pie" ceases to have useful meaning.
"Dead Shepherds" is a perfectly cromulent band name.
Rules of Pie
1. Pies are entirely encased in pastry.
If it is not entirely encased in pastry it can not be a pie. Therefore imposters such as Shepherd’s Pie, Cottage Pie and Lemon Meringue Pie are not pie!
2. The pastry should have been at least two distinct pieces before cooking.
Distinguishes baked goods like Cornish Pasties and Sausage Rolls from pies.
3. The pastry on top of a pie is allowed to have holes in it.
Allows for fancier presentation of pies and for venting.
Source.
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