Hello Ms. Paula. My mother and I love you. One of our babies has type one diabeties.. She is only 8. Has been diagnosed for over a year. She is a very brave little angel. She will eat your recipies if she sees you making it. I showed her this web site and now she is little Miss cook. It is good for her to see other people care. We had to take her out of public school, due to kids can be so hateful, now she is in a private school. likes it much better. She is doing really good. I think she is going to be a Diva Cook!!!! hahahahaha...... she is a fashion-ista too... By Terri Dawn on January 16, 2013

By Anonymous on January 16, 2013

i love your recipes and congratulations on your weight loss , i am glad u have recipes for dibetics because i am diabetic . you are a wonderful lady

By zanna clark on November 06, 2012

Hi Ms Paula, I love watching you cook... it reminds me of the happier times of my youth. You make cooking seem effortless! Your shepards pie is fantastic, it was a huge dinner success with the family. Thanx for the recipes!! HAPPY COOKING! Linda

By Linda Puletapuai on October 07, 2012

DEAR PAULA, I'VE MADE THIS CASSEROLE, SHEPARDS FOR MY NIECE MANY TIMES FOR HER BIRTHDAY! SHE REQUEST IT EVERY YEAR FOR HER SPECIAL DAY. THAT DAY IS SOON APPROACHING AND I CAN'T WAIT TO MAKE IT FOR HER! THE REST OF MY FAMILY LOVES YOUR SHEPARDS PIE AS WELL. FOR THAT MATTER, THEY LOVE EVERYTHING THAT I MAKE FOR THEM FROM YOUR RECIPES! THANKS PAULA!

By LISA BRIDGEMANN on August 18, 2012

Hi Ms Paula,I love your recipes n your shows...

By Kimberly Brown on July 26, 2012

This is a cute little dish, Paula. I changed a couple of ingredients because I had left-over roast beef with gravy. Instead of the hamburger, onions or tamato sauce, I used the roast beef and gravy with canned peas for me and frozen corn for him. Instead of the sauted onion, I used a layer of 'French's French Fried Onions'. Oh, and to make it a little quicker, I used 'Bob Even's Mashed Potatos with the sour cream. My hubby liked it so much, I made it the next night, too!

By Blackberry Cobbler on May 10, 2012

This is a cute little dish, Paula. I changed a couple of ingredients because I had left-over roast beef with gravy. Instead of the hamburger, onions or tamato sauce, I used the roast beef and gravy with canned peas for me and frozen corn for him. Instead of the sauted onion, I used a layer of 'French's French Fried Onions'. Oh, and to make it a little quicker, I used 'Bob Even's Mashed Potatos with the sour cream. My hubby liked it so much, I made it the next night, too!

By Blackberry Cobbler on May 10, 2012

do u drain the ground beef or just keep in like it is an continue to add the tomato sauce an stuff

By Amber on May 03, 2012

Your recipe says to add the corn or mixed vegetables to the top of the potatoes, for those who were wondering when to add. Also, instead of instant potatoes, you can use the steam mash potatoes from the freezer section - same as you preparing mashed potatoes. You can also use peas for something green - instead of mixed veggies or corn or in addition to. Recipe is great.

By Betty Miller on February 27, 2012

It looks very tasty, but surely it should be renamed as shepherds herd sheep - so it should be made with lamb mince, not beef. In Britain this would be called Cottage Pie - we make both types with mashed potato on top, although a great healthy variation is mashed sweet potato!

By SkyEyes on January 18, 2012

Paula, made your Shepard pie and my family loved it! Awesome thank you

By Gail on January 15, 2012

Paula, I have made your pumpkin cheesecake twice for Thanksgiving and everone raves about it. This year I used cinnamon graham chrackers for the crust. Sincerely yours, Beverly Moody

By Anonymous on November 29, 2011

Simply delicious Paula!!

By Hussain Al-Maskati on August 21, 2011

This looks delicious Paula, not had chance to make yet as buiscuit topping hard to come by in the Uk. One small point though: I remember watching this recipe on your show following a trip you'd made to England. If that was part of the inspiration for this dish, then it is a 'Cottage Pie' as it uses beef. A Shepherds Pie is called that as it uses ground Lamb. I've not seen many shepherds tending to cows...

By Adam on May 24, 2011

I love Shepherd’s Pie. When I made this recipe I had never try Shepherd’s Pie. My mother never made it nor did I ever have anywhere else. What made me try it is that my mother-in-law loves Shepherd’s Pie and well I love my mother-in-law so I decided to try to make it. It was a hit, she loved it, and so did the rest of the family. I now have added my own little twist to make it my own. My family loves it so much that they constantly request this for dinner. Thanks so much Paula! Tinisha

By Tinisha on April 22, 2011

I love this! its very easy and quick to make and i use instant mashed potatos so it cuts the time in half. also for the people asking about the vegtables. I mixed one can with the meat and layered a can of corn on top of the potatos. The first time i made this i just used 1 can of corn mixed in the meat and it was just as good.

By Tiffany on February 16, 2011

Dear Paula...do you have a recipie for sheperds pie without the tomato sauce?My 23 yr old son just had to have emergancy surgery for a ruptured ulcer that he didnt even know he had. The dr told me a few hrs longer he would have died,,he worked with it ruptured for a month...and he loves sheperds pie and i told him i only make your's...so he wants me to make him some. And just so you know i am ur biggest fan..I just love you and i want to meet you so bad...well thank you very much. Hope you and your handsome family have a very Merry CHRISTmas and a Happy New Year. P.S. Bobby is the cutest man ever. ) Thank you ..Carol

By Carol Calhoun on December 15, 2010

i`m confused as when to add vegetables! With beef mixture or at the end???

By Anonymous on November 21, 2010

Easy to fix

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