On Sunday, June 13, 2021 at 12:05:38 PM UTC-5, GM wrote:
> https://spectatorworld.com/life/what...asty-cornish/?
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> What makes a pasty Cornish?

Good article. Pasties rule!

Its pretty well known Cornish miners brought pasties to the Upper Midwest.

Parts of Michigan, especially the Upper Peninsula, still have a thriving pasty culture.

Its less appreciated Cornish miners brought pasties to other parts of the world.

Hidalgo, in Central Mexico, also has a thriving pasty culture (they spell it paste).

The Cornish miners may also have introduced football (futbol, soccer) to Mexico.

Now pasties have been reintroduced into the Midwest by way of Mexico.

Chicagos large Mexican community has at least two spots that specialize in the meaty turnovers.

Beef and potato is a common filling, but spicy fillings like tinga de pollo are probably more popular.

One shop even makes Pastes Hawaianos. Fusion food at its finest.