Pass-ties Pass-ties

[peteinct]

Hi, Does anybody know of a retailer of frozen Cornish pasties?  I was told they are pronounced pass-ties and that cornish paste-ies were on cornish strippers who are just doing it for the tuition. There used to be a place in Bridgeport that sold them and they were delicious. I've looked a couple times but could never find anything on the web.   
thanks, pete

[wingnutx]

There's a local company here in Phoenix, but I'm not sure if they sell any frozen.

http://www.cornishpastyco.com/

I've always heard it pronounced pass-tees.

My dad used to take those down in the mine for lunch.

[280plus]

The only pasty I know anything about is pronounced paste-y. 

Which brings up the still uresolved mystery. If that was a "wardrobe malfunction" why WAS Janet wearing a pasty underneath her boustiere? 

 

[Standing Wolf]

The pies are known as "past-ees," emphasis on the first syllable.

I haven't made them in years. The last time I tried a frozen pasty, it was worse than none at all.

[Iain]

Past - ees

Could possibly get a rather decent recipe for you. My mother is an Englishwoman by birth but spent enough years in God's Count(r)y to make a more than adequate pasty.

[StopTheGrays]

Same as Cornish Pastys?
http://www.pasty.com/
If so, you can order them online.

[SteveS]

You could also try:  http://www.jeankays.com/

They ship them frozen.  I used to pick them up a couple times a week when I lived in Marquette and they were always good.

[erik the bold]

http://www.pastys.com/  Yum!

[peteinct]

APS comes through AGAIN. Thanks everybody. pete