Preheat the oven to 200ºC. Lightly grease a 20cm shallow cake tin or pie dish.
Roll out half of the rough puff pastry and line the prepared dish or use 1 sheet of the ready-rolled pastry.
Snip the bacon rashers into large pieces with kitchen scissors and arrange evenly over the pastry base.
Break in the eggs and prick the yolks so that they run slightly. Season with salt and pepper. Brush the edges of the pastry with a little water.
Roll out the other piece of pastry and lift it carefully onto the filling. Or use the second sheet of frozen pastry and press the edges together to seal.
Using a sharp knife, cut away any excess pastry from the edges, arrange it in a stack to keep the layers intact and reroll. Cut out some leaves or other decorative shapes, and stick them on the top of the pie with a little water. Make 2–3 slits in the top of the pie. Brush the top with the milk or a little beaten egg.
Bake for about 30 minutes or until the pie is a beautiful golden brown. Serve warm or cold.
Variation
1 small onion, finely chopped, ½ cup mixed vegetables, 2 Tbsp spicy chutney
Sprinkle the onion and mixed vegetables evenly over the pastry when you scatter over the bacon. Dot the chutney on top and then break in the eggs.
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Anne
Always a favourite in our house. I use shortcut on the bottom and flaky pastry on top. Less greasy. I add peas or grated zucchini to add a little moisture. I sprinkle a little polenta in the pan before the pastry. Stops soggy bottom. Just things I've learnt over the years.
TRISH
All good
Emma
My Mum used to make this every summer while on holiday when I was a kid. 30 odd years later, I’m pleased to make it for my children over the summer break. Easy to follow recipe, never fails.
Tony
Looks ok, while it's in the oven cooking, rough and ready.
Joseph Hemopo
Will definitely recommend.
Paul
best ever no crazy add ins just bacon and eggs
Annette Fraser
There are never any crumbs left from my pies. I also add sliced cooked potatoes, roasted pumpkin.and kumara, in fact any left over veges are great to add to a pie. I use the pie for picnics, lunches, or just in the fridge as an extra if visitors or grandchildren pop in. They are always hungry.
Add your review
Always a favourite in our house. I use shortcut on the bottom and flaky pastry on top. Less greasy.
I add peas or grated zucchini to add a little moisture. I sprinkle a little polenta in the pan before the pastry. Stops soggy bottom. Just things I've learnt over the years.
All good
My Mum used to make this every summer while on holiday when I was a kid. 30 odd years later, I’m pleased to make it for my children over the summer break. Easy to follow recipe, never fails.
Looks ok, while it's in the oven cooking, rough and ready.
Will definitely recommend.
best ever no crazy add ins just bacon and eggs
There are never any crumbs left from my pies.
I also add sliced cooked potatoes, roasted pumpkin.and kumara, in fact any left over veges are great to add to a pie.
I use the pie for picnics, lunches, or just in the fridge as an extra if visitors or grandchildren pop in. They are always hungry.
Nice pie
Amazing stuff love it
Easy as pie!
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