Sandra Piddock
Guru
This article is very informative on the traditions of pasty making. The only argument I have is the the vegetables should be chipped rather than diced. That means the pasty doesn't need to cook for so long, so the meat doesn't dry out. When I make pasties, I use the food processor with the thicker slicing blade and cut the potatoes and swede into fingers - about half an inch across by 3 - 4 inches long. That gives you the perfect size and shape.
Have you ever made Cornish Pasties in the traditional way? How did they turn out?
Have you ever made Cornish Pasties in the traditional way? How did they turn out?