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retro604 t1_jdwlbug wrote

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typehazard t1_jdxull3 wrote

Thank you for posting this. This was a damn good video.

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bjkelly222 t1_jdyqp7t wrote

Wasn’t expecting to finish that, but here I am 20 min later. No regrets, definitely r/mademesmile material

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retro604 t1_jdytmar wrote

As a Canadian, of course I do, but I've always loved these CBC shorts. There are a ton of them if you are looking for a new rabbit hole. :)

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jacks_smirkingreveng t1_jdv40ci wrote

Oh my gosh!!!!! In middle school I had a Jamaican bestie and her mom would make them and I’ve never had them gain after we graduated and went to separate high schools. I want to make them! It’s been 25yrs…. Dang I’m old! Lol.

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apocolypse101 t1_jdvfbup wrote

They look delicious! What was the recipe you used?

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Noimnotonacid t1_jdvimfn wrote

Looks great, but I’ve never been able to achieve the flakiness I wanted from making these at home

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GracieThunders t1_jdxpgjc wrote

I've watched some folks on YouTube do these and they roll out the dough, top it with cold butter, fold it over and roll it out again. These truly look like a labor of love

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Brknwtch t1_jdvewyy wrote

Ooh. I have been craving these. I recently bought some frozen ones at Costco, but they are terrible. Yours looks amazing. https://i.imgur.com/e28Tzs0.jpg

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poindxtrwv t1_je00zxz wrote

If you can find Golden Krust brand ones, they're good. I say that having never had a real one.

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Brknwtch t1_je068f0 wrote

Those are the same ones they sell at the “corner store in the hood” or at a hotdog cart. They are definitely better than the Costco ones, but no way as good as my man’s homemade one posted here.

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WillKillz t1_jdw4951 wrote

patties were the best part about working in Kingston

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retro604 t1_jdwlkra wrote

Ontario or Jamaica? They both have the best patties in the world.

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ehxy OP t1_jdwnlhl wrote

he be meanin westmorland

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WillKillz t1_jdws2y3 wrote

Kingston, OH. Never heard of those other spots.

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G00DBAR t1_jdxbvg1 wrote

Have you had a oxtail pattie?

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ehxy OP t1_jdxdy1x wrote

Nooooo and now I want to try because that'd be awesome!

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peitxinveitsi t1_jduyhm5 wrote

Is this corn based pastry? looks really good

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ehxy OP t1_jduzq8u wrote

Nay, I added curry and a lil extra tumeric to the flour to give it the colour and a little bit of a kick!

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mt_beer t1_jdv6rm9 wrote

What recipe? I've done Serious Eats recipe and thought they were fantastic.

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ehxy OP t1_jdvaw14 wrote

this is that one!

agreed, it's great. I'm ready to do something like a bulgogi spiced patty!

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dimsum2121 t1_jdwqqan wrote

Oh my friend. You're missing out on a world of flavor

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ehxy OP t1_jdxdti8 wrote

I got a bag of masa harina so I could do it, nbd!

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dimsum2121 t1_jdxsq58 wrote

Oh I'm not saying it can't be done with corn, just saying if oc hasn't yet had beef patties, then it's a shame and they're missing out.

Not shaming the masa, I love corn in all its forms

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CaveManta t1_jdwcacd wrote

Ever since I saw the Good Eats episode about pasties, I've been wanting to make these. It's such a simple, portable, and surprisingly healthy food.

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habsfan777 t1_jdwts5k wrote

Can we get a recipe? Those look delicious. !RemindMe 7 days

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ethan-bubblegum-tate t1_jdxgy3y wrote

Awesome! If id have to pick my cities official food/snack; the Jamaican beef patty would be it (I’ll leave you to guess the city).

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TedBoom t1_jdy09vm wrote

I have no clue what that is but man I feel like i'd love it

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THEQ100 t1_jdyk08o wrote

What is the inside ingredients, I always buy mine from Costco? Thanks i

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ehxy OP t1_jdyv4ij wrote

This one's ground beef, curry, salt, worchestershire sauce, bread crumbs, peppa sauce, garlic, scotch bonnet, onion, cayenne, onion powder, garlic, all spice and simmered for about 45 minutes in beef broth and of course, salt.

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THEQ100 t1_je385qz wrote

Ok, can you post your recipe I would love to try this, thanks 🙏

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Jacerom t1_jdza6gj wrote

one of my most favorite snacks

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NockerJoe t1_je0gn52 wrote

Those look a bit overstuffed. You could probably make 2 from that amount of meat.

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more_beans_mrtaggart t1_jdv9x0i wrote

These are pasties no?

Based on a Roman tin-miners lunch.

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Steev182 t1_jdvghh7 wrote

They’re similar, maybe a bit more like a Gregg’s bake in form factor, but I find the crust on these not as tough as a Cornish pastie - that said, I don’t remember the last time I was down a mine holding a pastie by its crimped edge…

However, I’m in NYC, where it seems like nobody sells Cornish pasties, these are a good alternative.

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more_beans_mrtaggart t1_jdvgusr wrote

You’re not supposed to eat the crust on a Cornish pasty. That’s for holding it.

There was a Australian here on reddit trying to tell us pasties we’re invented in Perth before WW1. He got shut down pretty quick. The romans apparently beat the Australians to it.

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