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18th Century Pasties, Part One
Say the word “Pasty” (pronounced “past-ee”), and you’ll likely receive a passionate Pavlovian response from hungry folks from several regions of the U.S. (i.e., Michigan’s U.P., or parts of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Montana, and California). Echoes of the lip-smacking cheers reverberate … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century Cooking, Baking, Historic Cooking, Ingredients, Pies, Recipe, Video
Tagged baking, beef, Charles Carter, pastry, pasty, puff, suet
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