

Slow-cooked pork sits in flaky pastry with a Cajun seasoning mix built from paprika, garlic, cayenne and oregano. It's a frozen pie, so you bake it from frozen until the filling's hot and the crust is browned. Meat is cut in the Herbert Adams style, with a premium bakery feel rather than a bulkier family-pie format. Compared with other pies in the Herbert Adams range, this one leans into spice more than classic beef or steak fillings. Seasoning brings a smoky, peppery profile, while the pastry gives it the usual crisp shell and soft base once heated through. Cajun spice isn't common in Australian pies, which makes this one stand out from the standard meat-and-gravy options in the freezer aisle.

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