Hi All,

I suddenly got a bout of hime sickness last week. I managed after a couple of days to lay my hands on UK bacon here in CA, stumbled upon an Indian/UK grocery store that sells Heinz steam puddings, got a 4 pack of Boddingtons but have not found a Cornish Pasty anywhere including the net.

I know there is a place in AZ that sells but won't deliver. Any Pasty heads out there help a cornish bro out?

Thanks

cant help with the pasty search I'm afraid, but Id love to know where you found proper back bacon in CA!?

How is the Homesickness now? I'm getting over my first bout of Homesickness just now.

Time to start cooking! Cornish pasties aren't difficult to make

Pasty.com !!!!!
Based in the UP of Michigan where many Cornish miners settled during the copper mining rush.
Its a great site, take time to look at the pics Michigan is a spectacular state.

Jan

Myer's of Keswick (which is in New York City) makes Cornish pasties and will post them anywhere in the US:

http://www.myersofkeswick.com/Home.html

http://www.myersofkeswick.com/Products/Products.html (scroll to bottom of the page re; shipping info)

Enjoy!

Go get yourself and empanada. It's not the same of course but it works for the cravings believe me!

Are they still trading? Thought they'd gone tits up.

Read something along those lines a while back and now the shop's disappeared*.



(*or I was looking for it in the wrong place)

bloody hell.. they aint cheap.!!!!

Never ordered any, but
http://www.4and20pastycompany.com/

Thats near me ... had good reports ..but not tried them

7 bucks!!

make your own, cheaper and not that much hassle..quite a few good recipes in the recipe thread too....

Looked at the site but it is very poorly designed. Enough to put me off buying anything from there. In any case, it's easy enough to make one's own Cornish pasties.

Admin Sue posted her grandma's recipe some time ago and she was a Cornish woman.

alternatively, just fill an old rubber wellington boot with twigs and shit


heat and serve.

Just 'cos you're a Northern lad and miss your pies, there's no need to be so harsh to Western England's beloved Cornish pasty.