How to make a Cornish Pasty
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2020
- Ingredients ( makes 4-5 )
300g plain flour
75g lard
75g marg or butter
100g onion
100g swede
1 med potato
200g beef steak ( chuck or skirt)
Fresh rosemary , parsley or thyme
Grease proof paper
Egg wash ( egg with a dash of milk)
Salt and pepper
200 degrees for 35- 40 mins 😀
My great grandfather immigrated from Cornwall to mine in the UP of Michigan. My grandfather and all his brothers mined as well. He taught me to make pasties, but the crust wasn’t something he felt confident in. I have made them all my life, but now in retirement wanted to perfect my crust. Your tutorials are fabulous. Thank you so much for sharing them
Hi Amy , that’s a lovely story ! I’m so glad you enjoyed my tutorial , all the best x
There are so many pasty tutorials out there, but yours is high near top! Clear, well spoken, brief, a certain sureness, and I will use this super recipe. Thanks.
Hi Steve , so glad you enjoyed it !
That looks to be perfect pastry!nicely crimped,and a good size no faffing about well done!
Hi Janice great to hear from you ! Glad you enjoyed it 😎
Did you look at a traditional recipe before making this film? It would have been good to explain why you think it a good idea to use chuck and fresh rosemary. Basically reinventing the wheel.
Hi Simon , thanks for your comment , the recipe I use comes from a famous cookbook used in the trade and established by the most world renowned chefs … rosemary is my own addition which I think I explained in the video , however as always I would encourage anyone to experiment with recipes , find what works for you ,and most importantly get cooking !
You did a good job on this video, Andy. Easy to follow instructions. I grew up in Northern Michigan USA where pasties are very common, and I enjoy making them, pretty much the same way you did. Keep up the good work, and looking forward to seeing your other videos. Take care, Ray.
Hi Ray , I’m really glad to hear that , all the best .
Missed out a vital component....the butter. Butter is supposed to be added just prior to folding/ closing the pastry .
rosemary goes great with beef but from what I'm reading, its not traditional in a cornish pasty.
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it !
Delicioso
They look delicious thanks for the recipe 😊
Hi Amy , glad you enjoyed it , do try the recipe ! 😎
Are you in a Band Chef Andy? Strong Fingers 👍👍👍
Where do I find recipe below ???
Hi Roy , it’s in the ‘ Description’ below the video? Cheers Andy
Is it 200 degrees Celsius or farenheit?
Hi there! 200 degrees , happy cooking !
Celsius or farenhei
@@nancydelgado937 Celsius
Lift your hands higher it adds mor air
Lovely job Andy.. ...I too mix all my chopped up filling together with salt and pepper... but add a knob of butter on top before closing my pasty... I don't put anything green in mine...re Parsley etc....but loved your crimping...turned out lovely ...Well done and thanks for sharing...lovely video....👍👍👌😊
Hi there ! Glad you enjoyed it , thanks ! Bon appetite !
Very confusing when the printed recipe is for half the quantities being demonstrated in the videp
What is a swede?
Hi , it’s a type of root vegetable similar to a turnip ? I hope you try my recipe , all the best 😎
Rutibago !!
Please can you use any vegetables
Hi there ! Yes I like to make fillings such as creamed leek and potato, there really is no limits ! Good luck x
Traditional Cornish pasties are simply potato, swede ( rutibago), onion, and meat.
Always thought lamb was used for Cornish pasties
Hi , no cheap cuts of beef were always used , hope you make some ? Regards 😎