Australian Pasties are not Cornish ones, though similar.
The ones I buy here in Tasmania are delicious, not greasy. We don’t often have one for lunch but once in a while it’s nice. When we travel, you always want one :)
Friday, 30 January 2015
Pasties Tasmanian Style.
The ones I buy here in Tasmania are delicious, not greasy. We don’t often have one for lunch but once in a while it’s nice. When we travel, you always want one :)
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Yum Margaret - I gave only had a cup of soup for lunch so could happily eat one of those pasties right now, but watching the calories
ReplyDeleteCan relate to the calories Rosemary. That's why we don't eat pasties very often.
DeleteMargaret it looks delicious and it would be nice to taste it. So next time you must me send one..
ReplyDeleteIt does taste delicious, to my taste.
DeleteSuch a pie reminds me a bit of London.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
That would no doubt be true, because many of us have English ancestors.
DeleteIt looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteIt was.
DeleteI am sure I have seen them available in frozen packets in supermarkets and
ReplyDeleteonce tried them - but they were awful - cardboard taste and you had to smother them
with Rosella Tomato Sauce!
My grandmothers both made them, and so did my mother - so I sure have
eaten them as a kid also with mashed potatoes and peas I believe and -yes- tons
of Rosella Tomato Sauce! Just accepted and no insult to the cook!
They were also one item on the boarding school weekly menu that we boarders
all looked forward to - they were made by manufacturers and not the college
"culinary" staff!! One meal to really look forward to - ha ha! But yes - tomato sauce
still was to the fore!
Cheers
Colin
Can't buy these in a frozen packet. They are not what you describe and I won't eat a pastie unless it's the one I have pictured above.
DeleteOh yes - from a bakery ! Delicious. I forgot about that way of purchasing them.
DeleteMy bakery makes lovely ones - I must get some on my next visit with instructions
on maybe freezing a couple.
Mea culpa for my forgetfulness. Old age??????????????????
Cheers
Colin
I've had something similar to this and I liked it! They also have mini versions of the big one :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the mini version of the brand that I buy.
DeleteThat one looks huge! It covers the whole plate.
ReplyDeleteIt's just a normal size pastie, it's the way I took the photograph, and the plate is a entree one.
Deletelooks good
ReplyDeleteIt was Adam.
DeleteAren't they a terrific travelling food. Just pull up at a bakery and you quickly have something sustaining to eat. Pies can vary an awful lot in quality, but I don't think pasties do as much. Medical authorities warn that pasties should not be eaten daily.
ReplyDeleteThey are good for many occasions, but I don't eat many. Not a lover of pies but sometimes when travelling have no choice.
DeleteWell I am safe there on eating pasties.
They look a bit like a pot pie folded over. I think I'll try to find a recipe and make these tomorrow. Minus the tomato sauce. I don't like it either.
ReplyDeleteNot familiar with pot pie, but will look it up.
DeleteSeems I tempered you to make a pasty...hope you enjoy :)
I'll post a picture if it comes out!
DeleteThat will be good...i shall look for it :)
DeleteMy dad loves pasties but as you said many places don't sell them
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good!
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