@David BanksA Cornish blessing on you, David, and a request for some other root to replace the swede, or, as most of this site’s readers know it, rutabaga.
These are well regarded in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan USA. Welsh miners who immigrated to this area brought this recipe with them. It was an easy meal to take into the mines. I don’t think you can walk into a grocery store or a restaurant in the UP without seeing pasties for sale. There are even shops that specialize in pasties and make different types. And a lot of people make their own pasties. I always try to sample as many as I can, it seems no two pasties are alike, everyone has their own special recipe. They are amongst my top ten favorite meals. Anyone who visits the UP for the first time, usually never heard of pasties before.
Michael Thorton over 10 years ago
@David BanksA Cornish blessing on you, David, and a request for some other root to replace the swede, or, as most of this site’s readers know it, rutabaga.
vinegaroon Premium Member over 10 years ago
These are well regarded in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan USA. Welsh miners who immigrated to this area brought this recipe with them. It was an easy meal to take into the mines. I don’t think you can walk into a grocery store or a restaurant in the UP without seeing pasties for sale. There are even shops that specialize in pasties and make different types. And a lot of people make their own pasties. I always try to sample as many as I can, it seems no two pasties are alike, everyone has their own special recipe. They are amongst my top ten favorite meals. Anyone who visits the UP for the first time, usually never heard of pasties before.
mountaingreenery. over 10 years ago
Perhaps carrot could be a substitute?