Traditionally Cornish pasties have around 20 crimps. When you’ve crimped along the edge, fold the end corners underneath. Put the pasties onto the baking tray and brush the top of each pasty ...

Then, working from left to right, fold in the corner of the pasty and fold 2.5cm/1in of the edge inwards. Fold over the next 2.5cm/1in and continue like this along the edge, to create a rope-like ...

Hundreds of miners travelled to Mexico in 1824 to work in Real del Monte, extracting silver, copper, zinc, gold and mercury ...

The 'paste' (pronounced PAH-stay) has become a culinary tradition in Mexico, two centuries after English miners introduced ...

The cookbook also includes Scott’s insider recommendations of the best Cornish food suppliers and places to visit – pasty shops very ... of ingredient. It is very easy to cook – it’s ...

And it boils down to this: a Cornish pasty has been travelling pass-the-parcel style from the South West of England all the way up to Aberdeenshire. It's been labelled #PassThePasty and is loosely ...

But they also brought along the ingredients of the Cornish pasty. Its widely believed the crimped crust of the Cornish pasty was created so miners could hold them without getting them dirty.

Much like the homegrown Cornish pasty, the empanada is a semi-circular filled pastry, crimped along its curved edge. It is thought to have travelled to South America from Spain, and has roots in ...

A good example comes via a project from [Scott, AJ4VD], a very simple frequency counter that uses a single 74 series chip at its business end, and counts to over 100MHz. The chip in question is a ...

This serves as a very simple planar solar tracker. If you want to track the sun with minimal parts, this is a very easy way to do it. You’ll just need to put whatever you want to actually aim at ...

They brought with them this iconic snack, known in England as a “Cornish pasty.” Cornish pasties ... with working class Cornish families. A simple shortcrust pastry case was filled with ...