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eileen


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Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:41 pm   Post subject:


One pastie receipe coming up Muddy!!!

Cornish Pastie Recipe

Shortcut Pastry:

225 gm. plain flour
115 gm. fat (mixture of lard and butter)
A pinch of salt.

Filling:

225 gm. steak cut into small cubes
2 or 3 large potatoes
1 piece of turnip or swede
1 onion, peeled and chopped
Salt and pepper

Method:

Sift the flour with the salt, rub in the fat, and mix to a pliable consistency with some water. Leave to rest for half an hour.

Roll out half the pastry into a round about 5 mm. thick (quarter of an inch).

Peel and slice the potatoes thinly onto the center of round to form a base for the rest of the filling.
Slice the turnip thinly over the potato, then spread the beef on top.

Add a little onion, season with salt and pepper.
Dampen the edge of the circle of pastry with water to help seal it. Bring together the edges to make a parcel with the filling in the center.

There should be a neat pastry parcel. If you do get any holes, patch them with a little extra pastry. You can make the pastry neater by crimping the edges.
Fold over the edge to make it slightly thicker, then squeeze tightly every 2 cms. to make a neat pattern along the edge.

Put the pastry on a piece of buttered paper, make a small slit on top to let the steam brush the top with a little milk, and put it on a greased baking tray.

Bake it in a pre-heated oven at 200C (gas mark 6) for 30 minutes, reduce the heat to 190C (gas mark 5) and cook another 30 minutes.
You can make the pastry as a starter, by making it smaller. Try using a saucer as a template to get the size.

ENJOY!!!! Very Happy


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reggaefan

Zone 8b Louisiana
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Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:50 am   Post subject:


Sounds yummy. I had a Aunt(now deseased) from England she made a Shepards Pie at least that is what she called it I remember it was delicious.


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muddybob

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Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 10:53 pm   Post subject:


Thank you Eileen. I con't wait to try them. Maybe next week.

muddy

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