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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #38841 The Cornish pasty
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The    Cornish    pasty    is    one    of    Englands    most    loved    and        types    of    pasty.    Evidence    for    pasties    in    British    cuisine    dates    as    far    back    as    the    13th    century.    However,    it    was    only    during    the    1800s    -    when    the    tasty    snack    evolved    in    Cornwall    to    meet    the    needs    of    tin    miners    -    that    the    Cornish    pasty    attained    its      claim  to    the    crown    of    English    pasties.    In    the    past    miners    carried    their    pasties    to    work    in    a    tin    bucket,    which    they    heated    by    burning    a    candle    .  Pasties  were    the    perfect    convenience    food    for    Cornwalls    miners    as    the      ingredients  (usually    meat,    potato,    onion    and    swede    in    a    pastry    casing)    provided    the    hard-working    men    with    enough      to    see    them    through    their    long,    arduous    day.    Moreover,    the    pasty's    thick    crust    (crimped    edge)    made    it    the    ultimate    hand-held    meal.    

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