Greggs and Ginsters watch out... Seriously Yoopers from the upper peninsula of Michigan make these pasties (UP hence yooper). A lot of them were miners from Cornwall and imported the recipe.... I will try this when I get a chance (I remember a lot of white pepper back in the day).
Hello Titli...you are sooo lovely and great! have tried few of your recipes and they turn out great. Other day a friend asked me to have a go at making cornish pastry...I tried this and it turned out fantastic...very easy to follow..I was sceptical that the meat won't cook but it was brilliant. Even biggest food critics and fussy eaters at home loved it. Even my family only like spicy food this was a hit. Love you loads please keep posting
I'm a student and I'm adopting soo many of your recipes and freezing them in portions so that I can study more and not have to cook full meals every day.
As a student at Somerset Uni I lived on the REAL thing cooked by local Farmers wives, who, I might add were absolutely DELIGHTED to cook em for lil ol me. I offered to pay for em, but they wouldn't hear of it. They told me if they couldn't afford to make a Cornish pastie for a friend, then their husbands damn sure would.
Luv it. i tried a curry cottage pie, it was delicious. just nice and mild so all the family cud enjoy it. then smoothered mine with scotch bonnets.......heaven !
@TitliNihaan They turned out quite well. I did about 4 as per your recipie cos my corn munchin' yokel parents were comming around from Somerset...saved some of the mix and added the hot stuff for the last 2. Weird how it cooks so well wrapped in thick pastry (supermarket pre-made in my case)...didn't have the cat food texture of Motorway service station Ginsters. Mummy did tell me though that pork, apple and cinnamon is a good combination for such things.
I could never eat a pasty with chips! The way my nana makes them, she makes them too filling to eat anything after. Always rutabaga though. She gets a tad angry when you say any other filling other than rutabaga, potatoes, onions, and beef. She also taught me how to "braid the edges". I'm glad you're teaching others the way of the pasty. Mmm.
Over here in the Stats, the pastys I've had are simply filled with meat in some kind of delicious gravy, and served with home fries (spided, cubed, boiled potatoes that are then pan fried) and a hefty serving of peas. The aim being to crack open the pasty and stir in peas and potatoes with every bite of delicious meaty gravy. With the flaky pasty crust you have yourself one of the midwest's most hearty and tasty breakfasts. Do you have any idea on the construction of these pastys?
My family and I love watching your recipes and my little sister whose 6 is obsessed. When ever I turn on my laptop or when im on youtube she runs over and says :' Can we watch Titli's Busy Kitchen Please Please!!!!'. Thanks sooo much for sharing ur foody knowledge with the world. =)
giant samosa with no spice! Hilarious! I'm horrible. I like left over chicken chasseur in my pasties. Guess it makes it not a pasty, what?! But let's face it, any food, be it sichuan beef stir fry with veg or chicken korma with tatters (shudder! ) or whatever else you just made, is automatically gonna be fifty times tastier by the application of a buttery pastry dough. Yum!
Titli, can you please make that lovely Indian rice pudding I have at the Indian restaurant? It's cold, fluidy, with rice, nuts and maybe raisins inside.... A simply sensational dessert.
I really love that your recipes are all alcohol free!
treeostat 3 days ago
haha that was funny... i want to see you eat it! now i'm hungry!
YoLninYo 1 month ago
Greggs and Ginsters watch out... Seriously Yoopers from the upper peninsula of Michigan make these pasties (UP hence yooper). A lot of them were miners from Cornwall and imported the recipe.... I will try this when I get a chance (I remember a lot of white pepper back in the day).
rob18767 1 month ago in playlist British Classics
Very generous filling - that's what I like to see.
PS. Oven chips !!
Twirlyhead 1 month ago in playlist British Classics
The Pasty Police say you can't call them "Cornish"Pasties anymore.I know cuz I live in Devon
mrfundays123 2 months ago
Mad as a hatter ... but a "proper Job" !
dixie1006 2 months ago
I love your accent...and your food. : )
ferschmidtttt 2 months ago
pasty an CHIPS ye say, no fur me thankin ye me janner. Large bleddy steak from rowes do me jes fine.
eddpimp 3 months ago
Throw a carrot in there, luv!
mediamadman747 5 months ago
made 2 lamb pasties from leftover roast, and having to resist the urge to eat the second!!!
naseerahvj 6 months ago
All food should come in pie form!
9MealsFromAnarchyUK 6 months ago
For the beef use about 1lb beef skirt and you could make you own pastry or use Puff pastry
danAWESOMEcollier 6 months ago
LOLZ!!!!
I'm vegetarian, but this was well worth the watch.
You have an excellent sense of humour.
MACSMovies 8 months ago
great food lesson :)
gardini100 8 months ago
Even the 'Khuda Hafiz' was accented at the end, LoLz! Titli, you're the best host around! :-D
Now can I have the other 3 pasties *makes Bambi eyes*
TheRandom108 8 months ago
Hello Titli...you are sooo lovely and great! have tried few of your recipes and they turn out great. Other day a friend asked me to have a go at making cornish pastry...I tried this and it turned out fantastic...very easy to follow..I was sceptical that the meat won't cook but it was brilliant. Even biggest food critics and fussy eaters at home loved it. Even my family only like spicy food this was a hit. Love you loads please keep posting
1980malika 9 months ago
yay :D cornish pasty..!
rosaleenauk 9 months ago
wow i never knew it was that easy! my grandma makes these and i've always wanted to know how...
JoeAndTeddy 10 months ago
hey titli, do you find that the onion and potatoes soften enough when baked straight in the pastry without being sauteed & cooled first?
bellsprouts 11 months ago
@bellsprouts If they are chopped finely enough, then yes.
TitliNihaan 11 months ago
is the pastry in this vid the same one you used for making the blueberry tart?
KidDynamite40 11 months ago
@KidDynamite40 I think so!
TitliNihaan 11 months ago
I'm a student and I'm adopting soo many of your recipes and freezing them in portions so that I can study more and not have to cook full meals every day.
brentoneccles 1 year ago
As a student at Somerset Uni I lived on the REAL thing cooked by local Farmers wives, who, I might add were absolutely DELIGHTED to cook em for lil ol me. I offered to pay for em, but they wouldn't hear of it. They told me if they couldn't afford to make a Cornish pastie for a friend, then their husbands damn sure would.
crushed51 1 year ago
Luv it. i tried a curry cottage pie, it was delicious. just nice and mild so all the family cud enjoy it. then smoothered mine with scotch bonnets.......heaven !
I grow my own chillies by the way !
phalhot 1 year ago
@phalhot Do you have a digestive tract any more?
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
Good job. I'm going to fire mine up with some cayenne pepper, garlic and green chillis though.
billiepipersteeth 1 year ago
@billiepipersteeth YEAH!
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
@TitliNihaan They turned out quite well. I did about 4 as per your recipie cos my corn munchin' yokel parents were comming around from Somerset...saved some of the mix and added the hot stuff for the last 2. Weird how it cooks so well wrapped in thick pastry (supermarket pre-made in my case)...didn't have the cat food texture of Motorway service station Ginsters. Mummy did tell me though that pork, apple and cinnamon is a good combination for such things.
billiepipersteeth 1 year ago
@billiepipersteeth Ginsters. I used to live on those as a student. It was all I could afford for lunch. That and a bag of Onion Rings.
Fruit pasties are also rather good - apple and raspberry or apple and blackberry.
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
I could never eat a pasty with chips! The way my nana makes them, she makes them too filling to eat anything after. Always rutabaga though. She gets a tad angry when you say any other filling other than rutabaga, potatoes, onions, and beef. She also taught me how to "braid the edges". I'm glad you're teaching others the way of the pasty. Mmm.
FakiaKun224 1 year ago
@FakiaKun224 "The way of the pasty". Sounds very Zen!
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
Over here in the Stats, the pastys I've had are simply filled with meat in some kind of delicious gravy, and served with home fries (spided, cubed, boiled potatoes that are then pan fried) and a hefty serving of peas. The aim being to crack open the pasty and stir in peas and potatoes with every bite of delicious meaty gravy. With the flaky pasty crust you have yourself one of the midwest's most hearty and tasty breakfasts. Do you have any idea on the construction of these pastys?
VoidOnTuesday 1 year ago
@VoidOnTuesday That's a new one on me! Must do some research...
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
@VoidOnTuesday Sounds like you're describing pot pies. They are sooo sinfully tasty! Only if they weren't 900 Cal .. I would be eating 'em everyday!
musique001 1 year ago
@wheresmylife Absolutely right with you (on dit bien comme ça in english?)
agnesdeque 1 year ago
My family and I love watching your recipes and my little sister whose 6 is obsessed. When ever I turn on my laptop or when im on youtube she runs over and says :' Can we watch Titli's Busy Kitchen Please Please!!!!'. Thanks sooo much for sharing ur foody knowledge with the world. =)
MissyDivaa 1 year ago
@MissyDivaa *blush*
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
You deserve a Food Network show, i'd pick you over Rachael Ray any day :D
punkwolf44 1 year ago 5
@punkwolf44 Awww, that's sweet of you :-)
TitliNihaan 1 year ago 2
@wheresmylife Funny you should ask that! I'm planning to do an Indonesian yellow curry soon. I tend to use powdered spices out of preference.
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
miammmmmmmm miaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam
mimidey 1 year ago
Straw-sucking yokel!
I've made pasties a couple times, they're yummy!
Samasnier 1 year ago
That looks amazing.
JoanJoan1997 1 year ago
this is my dad's favourite food, oh my gosh, he really can't get enough. I'm so excited to try your recipe!
UrCanadianSister 1 year ago
giant samosa with no spice! Hilarious! I'm horrible. I like left over chicken chasseur in my pasties. Guess it makes it not a pasty, what?! But let's face it, any food, be it sichuan beef stir fry with veg or chicken korma with tatters (shudder! ) or whatever else you just made, is automatically gonna be fifty times tastier by the application of a buttery pastry dough. Yum!
maraskywalkeriii 1 year ago
Oh oh,que de jolies petites choses qui doivent être succulentes....Miam
agnesdeque 1 year ago
Titli, can you please make that lovely Indian rice pudding I have at the Indian restaurant? It's cold, fluidy, with rice, nuts and maybe raisins inside.... A simply sensational dessert.
KnightMD 1 year ago
@KnightMD Sounds like Kheer. I have a video on that...
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
This one is easy and should be tast good !!!! ^^ THANKS!!
SorealFranco 1 year ago
Hi Titli,
Love, love, love your videos!!
Could you PLEASE do a creamy mushroom pasta recipe?
Thanks!
arooba18 1 year ago
Ooo I have never heard of a cornish pasty, but I can't WAIT to try one!
Let me go get my straw hat and piece of wheat to chew on!
CollyWogs1 1 year ago
it looks delicious .. and i'm hungry now ..
StyLesZzs 1 year ago
Was the meat properly cooked? I always thought you were supposed to fry off the filling first but this seems less hassle! Well done. Thanks.
zapthemoonbeam 1 year ago
@zapthemoonbeam Yes. Small bits of good quality meat cook quite quickly.
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
@zapthemoonbeam I often wondered about that, but I think 45 mins sounds like plenty of time to cook the meat without making it dry...
KnightMD 1 year ago
Where do you get the dough from, how to you make it? Thanks TITLI
KnightMD 1 year ago
@KnightMD I have a recipe for Pie Pastry...
TitliNihaan 1 year ago
OH MY GOD... this is so awesome....
KnightMD 1 year ago
I LOVE U TITLI JEE :D
swiftanddrift 1 year ago
You're just simply great, I always have to laugh!
TheMsKateMCS 1 year ago
lovely!
cescocola 1 year ago
can i apply a job from you? i'd like to be a food taster in your kitchen.... please!!!!!
mc4102 1 year ago
one italian flat? lol
JulesRaww 1 year ago
You are so funny. Thank you
lildude8210 1 year ago 15
Hahaha you're just too funny and this might very well be tomorrow's lunch...
mickysantos 1 year ago 11