Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen has a unique way to celebrate Pi Day
Celebrate Pi Day with Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen classic English pies.
In England we’ll put almost anything in a pie. I was quite surprised that while Americans like a lot of meat in their food…it’s Chicken Pot Pie and that’s the only savory pie.”
You might try some of these traditional savory pies and mix things up.
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Fisherman’s Pie
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Steak and Ale
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Cornish Pasties
Visit Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen Tearooms in Carmel (317 565 9716) and at the Propylaeum (317 638 7881)
For more information check out the website at www.TinasTraditional.com
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WHY THIS Pi DAY IS SPECIAL:
Pi Day is an unofficial holiday celebrated on March 14 that celebrates the mathematical constant pi. It is celebrated on March 14 because the month/day date format (3/14) corresponds with the first three digits of pi (3.14). Saturday, March 14, 2015 will be a very special Pi Day and only comes along once every 100 years. This year, not only does the month and day of the date (3/14) correspond to the digits in the mathematical constant, the digits in the year do too. 3/14/15 correspond to the first 5 digits of pi: 3.1415 AND this year’s Pi Daybecomes even more special at 9:26:53 am and 9:26:53 pm when the date and the time will exactly correspond to the first 10 digits of pi: 3.141592653.