The Pasty, often
called a Handheld Meat Pie, is a famous Michigan Meal. The pasty made it's way
to the Michigan Upper Peninsula through Cornwall England in the 1800's. The
pies were a way for miners to have a hearty portable lunch. There is not a clear
understanding of when the pie was officially created.
Today, pasty's
continue to be prevalent in the Upper Peninsula and you can find them in many
locations in the Lower Peninsula as well. This weekend, the U.P. Pasties Company from
Plymouth, Michigan had a very popular booth at the Buy Michigan Now Festival in Northville, Michigan. If
you are in the Plymouth area you can stop by the U.P.Pasties & The Plymouth General Store, for a tasty and hearty pasty.
If you are looking
for a recipe to make a pasty on your own, see the link below for a recent
recipe featured on The Cooking Channel.
More to come from the mind of ....
I saw them in Plymouth on Sunday. The pasties looked delish and the booth was busy.
ReplyDeleteI love a good pasty. We have a shop in town they is pretty good. I haven't been there in far too long though. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYum! I grew up going to the UP so I know all about Pastys :)
ReplyDeleteYum, I love pasties. Haven't had one in forever though :(.
ReplyDeleteI've tried every pasty place in the UP. I have found I can only stomach the veggie ones. I don't know why I'm not a huge fan.
ReplyDeleteI've never eaten a pasty. How very un-Michigander of me! I'll work on rectifying that.
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