Grubs up clues please?

[snailranch]

26. Simon's dish but there's no pastry (9,3) Something pie - but what????
37 Possibly the very hottest state. (5,6) Should I be looking at words to do with heat or US?
82. Looks up run expecially tasty (6)
85. You should know these even if drunk (7,6)
86. Just two parts of the body (8)

Should I be looking in recipe books to get any ideas for these last ones? I seem to have looked at soooo many!!

Thank you for any help - clues would be great rather than answers!!

[Georgiesmum]

82. PRUNES (ITS IN THE TEXT)

[factor-fiction]

fisherman's pie ( but that's 10,3)

[smurf]

26 shepherds pie
37 baked alaska

[owllady]

26 Man who looks after sheep PIE
37 Think of largest state and cook it
82 Anagram of s up run
85 Silver ones in vinegar
86 Roasted at Christmas

[owllady]

Sorry wrong with 82 clue

[factor-fiction]

shepherds pie fits and fisherman's pie doesn't- but wasn't Simon a fisherman rather than a shepherd- or is it a reference to Somon Shepherd, the actor?

[owllady]

You could be right about Simon Shepherd

[Georgiesmum]

ITS REFERING TO SIMON SHEPHERD!

[snailranch]

Thanks everyone - why are they so obvious when you have the answer!! This has been a great quiz - really enjoyed it. still stuck on 91 and 99. No 2 has been shown as Pork Pies but I don't see how that goes with the clue - COULD BE TELLING FIBS IN THE CAPITAL

[quinie]

in Cockney talk a pork pie is a lie.

[Georgiesmum]

NUMBER 91. IS AN ANAGRAM OF "ORDER PIG". HOPE THIS HELPS!

[Georgiesmum]

SNAILRANCH. THE CAPITAL IS LONDON. AND COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG FOR LIES IS PORK PIES.