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cornish pasty help please
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manicdays
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My dh loves pies/pasties.
There is a recipe in the current edition of family Circle for cornish pasties.
The recipe from what I am reading suggests the filling, including the meat goes in raw.
The pasties only cook for 40 mins so I dunno if the meat & veg would be cooked.
Anyone on here an expert pasty baker (also what are your recipes, any pasty filling would be fine!)
thank you!
Lisa x
There is a recipe in the current edition of family Circle for cornish pasties.
The recipe from what I am reading suggests the filling, including the meat goes in raw.
The pasties only cook for 40 mins so I dunno if the meat & veg would be cooked.
Anyone on here an expert pasty baker (also what are your recipes, any pasty filling would be fine!)
thank you!
Lisa x
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Yep, raw is fine - just remember that everything should be chopped quite small. Personally I think that lightly browning the meat helps with flavour, and I usually crumble a stock cube over the dry mix.
Although the originals are just mince, onion, turnip and taters I often add bits off chopped carrot and parsnip in too. Then I just call them pasties
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i made pizza pasties the other day...
a bit like a calzone but the bread base was crispy rather than fluffy...
you can do everything in a pasty, only your imagination will run out!
and yep 40 minutes is fine, OH's little belly can confirm!"Don't cry, Don't Raise your Eye
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I cook the filling in the slow cooker first then transfer it into a dish to make a pie or pasty. Dont forget to make double so you can make pasties quick again another day and keep any of the sauce from the filling to have as a soup.2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040
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