Yorkshire Pudding vs. Cornish Pasty

[Betty Denim]

WAR!

Who wins?

[Dr Markus]

Pasty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Have NATO been warned of this thread yet for said forthcoming War?

[sloopjohnc]

When I was staying at Django's a couple years ago, he showed me a pasty shop in the center of Chester on the second day I was there.

I would walk there almost every day and get one.

He got pretty sick of me asking, "So, do you think it's time to hit the pasty shop?"

My mom used to make Yorkshire pudding. I'd pour syrup all over the shit to make it taste good.

[Betty Denim]

[quote="sloopjohnc"]When I was staying at Django's a couple years ago, he showed me a pasty shop in the center of Chester on the second day I was there.

I would walk there almost every day and get one.

He got pretty sick of me asking, "So, do you think it's time to hit the pasty shop?"

My mom used to make Yorkshire pudding. I'd pour syrup all over the shit to make it taste good.[/quote]

Syrup? Oh fucking Jesus, Sloopers!

[Bungo the Mungo]

The meat they use in Cornish pasties is invariably fucking shit. I'd love them if you didn't get bits of gristle and cartilage.

[Betty Denim]

The meat they use in Cornish pasties is invariably fucking shit. I'd love them if you didn't get bits of gristle and cartilage.

It's the huge knobs of carrot that fuck me off. No wonder they're all Lib Dems and pirates.

[Bungo the Mungo]

[Samoan]

Amen to that, Bettina.

[Polishgirl]

A proper Cornish pasty does not have carrot in it. You're just eating shite that pretends to be pasty.

That's what happens when people buy crap from Greggs, though. Shame on you.

It's potato, swede and steak ( chuck or skirt, I think) with a LOT of pepper. And that's it.

I stopped eating meat aged 15 but one of the MOST DELICIOUS things I've had to this day ( and I'm 105) was a pasty. We were going off on a school trip to Austria and my friend's mum ( a farmer's wife) made us this huge pasty to share on the ferry. Even thinking about it now makes my mouth water like a big watering thing. It was so savoury and peppery and tasty and delectable and if you've not eaten a proper homemade cornish pasty, well, I feel sorry for your tastebuds, poor deprived things that they are.

Delicious as flipping fuck.

[Polishgirl]

Oh, and all people from Cornwall are lib dems and pirates JUST like all people from Yorkshire are penny pinching misery gut whingers.

[Samoan]

Steady on, Polish.

[Betty Denim]

Oh, and all people from Cornwall are lib dems and pirates JUST like all people from Yorkshire are penny pinching misery gut whingers.

Me? Whinge?

[Samoan]

The very idea.

[Belle Lettre]

I like both. But that isn't really what the thread's about, is it?

[Samoan]

[Belle Lettre]

What?

I'm off to re-read Game of Thrones.

[Nikki Gradual]

This is genuinely the toughest question ever asked on BCB.

[Tapiocahead]

Yorkshire Puddings are part of a meal (although my granddad used to insist on eating them seperately, albeit on the same plate with the same gravy so not a starter, before the main body of the meal) and pasties can be eaten independently. There's no real comparison

[jimboo]

This is genuinely the toughest question ever asked on BCB.

I was just thinking the same thing ! I mean ,on it's own pasty wins and yet , my wife's giant pudding and gravy is so fucking good , Christ.

[blue sky]

Yorkshire puddings every time. I made some tonight and it's an art form. I'm a Yorkshire bird so have to keep the trend going