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Old May 21st 2005, 2:35 pm
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Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Pastry looked fine to me and the whole thing tasted very good according to other half.
Mental note: no need to send Ray shipment of homemade pasties...
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Wanted Beef anyway ....
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Your pasty looks great. Glad the recipe was useful.

Just to make Ray drool even more, here's a pic of the last batch I made.
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Old May 21st 2005, 3:04 pm
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Your pasty looks great. Glad the recipe was useful.
Just to make Ray drool even more, here's a pic of the last batch I made.
Need a bit more brown...but I would test them ...
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Need a bit more brown...but I would test them ...
Coming from you that's a compliment indeed!
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Old May 21st 2005, 3:13 pm
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Coming from you that's a compliment indeed!
Well they are beef ... and should not be too hard too pick out the bits of Swede... Paul will enjoy them with a nice cuppa and a ciggie bastard
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Originally Posted by dragonfly
Does anyone know where we can find cornish pasties in USA as my cornish husband is missing his pasties we are located in Pennsylvania so I am not sure if you can get them in New York any ideas would be appreciated
I'm late in the game but surely someone has mentioned Myers of Keswick in NYC

http://www.myersofkeswick.com

worth a trip!
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Old Aug 21st 2005, 2:30 am
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I'm late in the game but surely someone has mentioned Myers of Keswick in NYC
Yes they did ..4 pages ago ....
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Old Aug 21st 2005, 3:44 am
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I know how he feels so 2 weeks on Monday I will snaffle 2 Ivor Dewdney Cornish pasties when I am in Plymouth, UK. One for him and one for him.

OMG.... I am salivating right now. The thought of an Ivor Dewdney pasty has thrown me into nostalgia. I remember queuing up outside Ivor's (in Cornwall Street?) for ages to buy a fresh cooked pasty..... and it was like manna from heaven!
Best I've come close to over here in Oregon is some poor immitation shipped from Canada for sale at a "brit" restaurant (run by an expat from Northampton who tries to look like HM Liz) ....it was foul..... still salivating... this may be worth moving back to Plymouth for!
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Iv'e been cheated ....bloody scammers and con cooks here
I really hate Swede........
Serves you right for putting up a link for a serious cheddar that was only a damnable advertisement.
Most unkind.
Hurummmmph.
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Old Aug 21st 2005, 4:15 am
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OMG.... I am salivating right now. The thought of an Ivor Dewdney pasty has thrown me into nostalgia. I remember queuing up outside Ivor's (in Cornwall Street?) for ages to buy a fresh cooked pasty..... and it was like manna from heaven!
Best I've come close to over here in Oregon is some poor immitation shipped from Canada for sale at a "brit" restaurant (run by an expat from Northampton who tries to look like HM Liz) ....it was foul..... still salivating... this may be worth moving back to Plymouth for!
Ivor Dewdneys is the standard by which I judge all other pasties. I did have my 2 pasties while I was there but I remember them when they use to be in King St, if my memory serves me right. By the way the City Centre is becoming like a concrete jungle and sent an e-mail the the Evening Herald which they published. Can,t say I had a yearning to go back.
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