[Fwd: SC - Re: pasties]

[Mary Hysong]

What puzzles me about the whole pasties problem is this:

Cornish pasties are very much related to Bridies, specifically Forfar
Bridies, which were invented by a baker called Mr. Jolly, in Forfar, in or
around the 1820s. brides are a dish that are supposed to be simple for
Brides to prepare. It seems to me that if these were such an ancient food,
we would be well past "inventing" the various versions by the time Mr. jolly
emerged upon the scene.

Just a thought!


Aoife 

>Date: Thu, 5 Mar 1998 09:13:05 EST
>From: LrdRas <LrdRas at aol.com>
>Subject: Re: SC - pasty and Roman
>
>In a message dated 3/5/98 6:54:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, CorwynWdwd at aol.com
>writes:
>
><< If you're responding privately, ME TOO ME TOO >>
>
>Same here. If I understood the original post correctly ,  the poster seems to
>think that 1420 C.E. is OOP. Since "period" is defined somewhat inaccurately
>as pre-1600 C.E. (e.g. Late 1700's for Ottoman's. :-)) by Corpora, 1420 C.E.
>seems to come well within the acceptable range. Perhaps I missed an earlier
>post but I am still interested in any material that mey be posted either
>privately or here.
>
>Ras

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