The Cornish pasty, a traditional British dish, has been a staple in Cornwall since the 17th century. Originally made for miners as a hearty meal that could be easily carried, it has evolved over time.

If you’ve ever strolled the sandy beaches of Cornwall, the county on England’s rugged southwestern tip, chances are you’ve tucked into a Cornish pasty or three. Some 8,000 kilometres away ...

They brought with them this iconic snack, known in England as a “Cornish pasty.” Cornish pasties date from the 13th century, when they were the food of nobility and the upper crust.

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If you’ve ever strolled the sandy beaches of Cornwall, the county on England’s rugged southwestern tip, chances are you’ve tucked into a Cornish pasty or three. Some 8,000 kilometres away, in the ...

Though their fillings may be a little spicier, the resemblance between the Mexican “paste” and traditional Cornish pasty is uncanny. The story of the somewhat unlikely legacy of the English ...