Chuck
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The Romans, of course, come along next, and they didn't add a whole lot to the technique or tradition.
What they did was they brought it to Europe, and that's where it really flourished was when it was in the hands of the Europeans.
I mean, when I hear the word pie, I immediately think of like a sweet dessert pie.
But I love a Jamaican hand pie or I say empanada.
I guess it is empanada, isn't it?
The English, speaking of the English, that's where things really got interesting because they were like, man, throw some fish in that thing.
Throw any kind of meat in you want.
We'll spell it P-Y-E and we'll also bake those bones in there as little handles.
Grab that pheasant like a rabbit.
I guess that's no different than just eating a chicken leg.
They also called them coffins, two Fs and a Y. Again, they love those Ys instead of Is.