Mince pie is a traditional British pastry, made with dried fruits and nuts, sweetened with molasses and brown sugar, enriched with brandy, rum, whiskey, or sherry, and scented with warm spices including cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and allspice. In the pre-modern period, mince pie sometimes included cooked meat, which could have been beef, suet, mutton, chicken, or tongue.

Contains: Mincemeat Molasses
Characteristic of: British cuisine English cuisine
Also known as:
English: Mincemeat pie
Wikidata ID: Q14552548
Wikipedia title: Mince pie
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