Grease & Gravy
If you can't get the grease off your hands, it just adds flavor to the crust.


"Colossal Hearty Meat Pie"
3 people are hungry
Grease on the hands, sweat on the brow, and the satisfaction of a job well done in the Ubi workshops. In this garage, lunch isn't a dainty affair. It's fuel. It's raw, hearty, and built to keep the engine running.
Under the hood or under the crust, Wet Mechanic Andy knows how to fix an appetite. He brings the raw, unfiltered masculinity of the garage into the kitchen. His colossal meat pie is fuel for the soul—hearty, savory, and built to last through a 12-hour shift. He’s a Home Favourite for anyone who believes that a real meal should require two hands to hold. This isn’t delicate pastry; it’s edible engineering.
"He works hard, gets dirty, and eats hearty."
Brown beef and onion in a cast-iron skillet.
Add broth and Worcestershire. Simmer until thick.
Transfer to deep dish.
Top with puff pastry. Crimp edges with oily thumbs (optional, wash hands first).
Bake at 400°F until golden and rising high.
If you can't get the grease off your hands, it just adds flavor to the crust.
Rebuilt a V8 in Ubi today. Now I need to rebuild my energy levels with 2lbs of beef.
Used a spanner to crack walnuts. Adapt. Improvise. Overcome.
30 minutes to eat a whole pie at the kopitiam. Challenge accepted.
Lifting engines is hard. Lifting this pie to my mouth is easy.
My two favorite smells. Sometimes mixed together.
Customer asked if I bake pies for cars. I said no, only for drivers.
Grabbed the skillet without a mitt. Still not as hot as the CTE jam.
Checking the gravy levels. Yep, it's full.
Swept the floor. Found a slice of pie I lost yesterday. 5 second rule?