Rich. How can I tell if a pastie is a 2nd or 3rd gen pastie. I know the first gen pasties have ginster written all over the plastic packaging. What's the difference between the 2-3 gen pasties... Does the 3ts gen one taste of loreal?
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A proper pastie should have no wrapping or ginster label, it should however overlap the edges of a coalminers shovel, these should not be compared with the common shovel depth/breadth of 12 inches but the more ample proportion of 16 - 20 inch depending whether the miner is a trainee or full qualified/back problems or suffering the onset of sili or phneumoconiosis . lol H
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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post3rd gens have extra plastic wrapping.
2nd gens have a lot more meat than potato!
1st gens are just raw meat!" Time wounds all heels ".
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A proper pasty should be side crimped in order for it to be held to eat and then the crimped edge is then thrown away.
One end of the pasty should have decent steak potato swede the other end would have the pudding in and seperated inside by a piece of pastry so the miners could have a main course and pudding in one
There are only a few places down here that will still make a proper Cornish Pastyhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/
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Originally posted by gwh200 View PostRich. How can I tell if a pastie is a 2nd or 3rd gen pastie. I know the first gen pasties have ginster written all over the plastic packaging. What's the difference between the 2-3 gen pasties... Does the 3ts gen one taste of loreal?Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post3rd gens have extra plastic wrapping.
2nd gens have a lot more meat than potato!
1st gens are just raw meat!https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/
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Originally posted by stormforce View PostThere are only a few places down here that will still make a proper Cornish Pasty
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Originally posted by Rustinho View PostIt must be about 30-odd years ago but when I was a kid there was a cracking place in Falmouth that we used to go to during holidays that sold the best cornish pasties I've ever had. I wonder if it's still there?https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/
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Originally posted by Rustinho View PostIt must be about 30-odd years ago but when I was a kid there was a cracking place in Falmouth that we used to go to during holidays that sold the best cornish pasties I've ever had. I wonder if it's still there?
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