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All Tomorrow’s Pasties

By simplesi

Steak and Stilton Pasty, The West Cornwall Pasty Company

Bit gastropub this: big and hearty, but cheesetastic to the very outskirts of minging. 

If a traditional Cornish pasty is a lovingly renovated old bicycle idling gently by on a country lane, then this is a big clunky 4×4 in a car park in Deptford.  Innit.The steak is variable. I’ve found it a bit chewy.  And no-one likes their pasties chewy. 

Seems to be a big hit with tourists from the US enjoying soaking up the Cornish traditions (of London).

Recommended listening accompaniment: All Tomorrow’s Parties by The Velvet Underground and Nico (available on download from Oxfam).

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One Response to “All Tomorrow’s Pasties”

  1. Higgidy Pie 2: Revenge of the Pie « What Pie: 24 Hour Pasty People Says:
    October 19, 2009 at 1:38 pm

    [...] anyway, yes.  Beef pie.  That’s what this is, essentially.  You could compare it to the West Cornwall Pasty Company’s Steak and Stilton Pasty, which has similar aspirations of gastro-pub.  And I’d have to say I prefer this: it wins on [...]

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