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The Pasty: History & Tasting Michigan’s ICONIC Staple 

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@bcole8614
@bcole8614 Год назад
Never has one, but sound good. Love the family getting in on the action.
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
Felt right for this one.
@doncahala7326
@doncahala7326 Год назад
YUM! PASTYS~~~ PASTIES? ALSO Yummy!!
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
LOL
@channel-yn9fv
@channel-yn9fv 7 месяцев назад
Youre welcome michigan😊
@marygonzales5957
@marygonzales5957 Год назад
Put pasty recipe I descripicion box!! I love history. I want to learn to make!!thanks
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
Good idea. Just added it to the description. We thought they turned out great and were delicious!
@thetvbaby83
@thetvbaby83 Год назад
I grew up on them, my grandparents are from the UP. I've never had gravy always ketsup. I had a argument about the chicken and other versions lately. Superior pasties in Livonia mich is awesome! Edit, cheese? Never! Chicken lolwot?
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
Nice. We've been missing out all these years. Have to say the original was the best.
@MRBooze-yl6it
@MRBooze-yl6it Год назад
I’ve made my pasties with beef chicken venison. I have had them with both ketchup and gravy, but I’m not gonna lie I like ketchup better and this is coming from a guy who lives in Westland Michigan. But he and the wife enjoy making them.
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
I haven't thought to use venison. That does sound good.
@paularcaria
@paularcaria Месяц назад
Escanaba in da Moonlight
@DAR25427
@DAR25427 Год назад
Cornwall meets Michigan but what the hell is rudebeger? I think it's what we call Swede in the UK
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
Yep, a rutabaga is the US name for a swede. Not sure how that name evolved.
@doncahala7326
@doncahala7326 Год назад
A rude began is like a potato and is very hard and kind N of bitter before it's boiled. Chopped up it has a distinctive flavor in foods. I would never eat it all by itself, but it is good filler in pastys or soups. My family has had a rutabaga patch on their homestead for a hundred years.
@johnthroop2092
@johnthroop2092 8 месяцев назад
As a kid mom made them cubed up and fried, sauteed in butter, yum..!
@THX-vb8yz
@THX-vb8yz 4 месяца назад
If you ever had a Hot Pocket..... you've had pasties. But not a great representative. 😊
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI 4 месяца назад
Good way to describe them to someone that hasn't had one. They are better though!
@oneacre7174
@oneacre7174 Год назад
Gotta have ketchup on a pasty!!
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI Год назад
We definitely agree!
@jimknarr
@jimknarr 7 месяцев назад
Let us know if you find a video of a girl wearing pasties while making pasties. LOL
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI 7 месяцев назад
Scoured the internet, haven't found one yet. Lol!
@johnthroop2092
@johnthroop2092 8 месяцев назад
prefer mine cold with nothing, no gravy or ketchup!
@RoadLessTraveledWI
@RoadLessTraveledWI 8 месяцев назад
Interesting
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