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Cornish Pasty

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  1. From: "Favourite Cornish Recipes"
    NB: This is an English Recipe.

    Makes 4.

    The better quality the beef and more finely cut the vegetables, the
    better.

    Pastry:
    1 Lb Flour
    5 Oz Lard
    good pinch salt
    water to mix.

    Filling:
    1 Lb Best Quality Lean Beef
    1/2 Lb Peeled Potatoes
    1/2 Lb Peeled Swede
    1 small onion, peeled
    salt & pepper
    butter
    beaten egg, to glaze

    Preheat oven to 400F/200C or Gas Mk 6. Make the pastry: In a large bowl
    place flour and salt, and, rub in the lard until it resembles breadcrumbs.
    Mix in just enough water until pastry leaves the side of the bowl cleanly.
    Divide the pastry into 4 equal pieces. On a floured surface, roll each
    piece into a round of about 7-8 inch diameter. Cut up the potatoes, swede
    and onion into small irregular pieces. Cut up the beef into small cubes of
    about 1/4 inch, removing all the fat. On each round of pastry, put a share
    of the vegetables and season well. Then add a share of the meat and a good
    knob of butter and more pepper. Dampen the edge of the pastry and bring up
    from both sides with floured hands to envelop the filling. Now pinch the
    edges together and crimp firmly to seal. Brush with beaten egg and cook on
    a floured tray for 3/4 Hour.

    ~~~

    JP.

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