Bit of an awkward one this as the whole point of the pasty is a meal inside pastry. Maybe there are some cornish who know the score? I'm thinking salad

or maybe salad and onion rings

Err, another pastie?

also why does singletrack say I'm moving to fast, I would argue its to slow.

I'm cornish and i'd reccomend a dollop of heinz tomato sauce, screw the salad but follow it with scones and cream instead 😀

To repeat wise words once said to me, "If there's room on your plate for other things, you should'v made the pasty bigger!"

enjoy though, mmmmmmm hot pasty….

mastiles_fanylion a very silly name, but nobodies fool. thats a great idea.

I'm not cornish, but I am starving…

I'd have home made potato wedges and beans.

Slice a big baking potato into 8 wedges.
Stick a good dollop of olive oil, pepper, paprika/cayenne/seasoning in a bowl.
Coat wedges. Sprinkle with salt and roast on baking tray for 20-30 minutes, turning once.

Beans – current favourite is Branston bloomin' big ones.

If there's room on your plate for other things, you should'v made the pasty bigger!

Damn straight.

I had an amazing pastie at the Prince of Wales in Foxfield – came with beans. Super stodgy but really nice.

what you need to do is put it between a barm/bap/flour cake (edit as you will) then you'll have a pastie barm.

Ooooh, thick cut chips & beans that are left on for ages to make them nice & thick…….mmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Stumpy speaks the truth.

My choice of accompaniments for a Cornish pasty would be a big slog of HP sauce for dipping purposes, or a large pile of Branston, or maybe even Piccalili (sp?) at a push.

Bl**dy local bakery had run out of hot Cornishes yesterday, and I had to revert to a ham sandwich, so am feeling very jealous of your lunch.

don't worry philby its my dinner and you still have time for that.

Pasties need no accompaniment, apart from maybe some red/brown sauce (edit to taste/for northernness).

If you need something else you obviously haven't made the pasty big enough.

Now if I could find somewhere that made potatoless pasties down here so I could actually eat them, that'd be ideal 😉

try a splash of vinegar, wife (who is cornish) put me onto that.

henderson's relish.

Sambal Oelek, and nowt else.

My wife was Cornish and for her it was Heinz Tomato Sauce and a big mug of tea with sugar (she didn't take sugar normally).

I like to carry on the tradition!

had one in newquay that was enormoose! one half traditional cornish filling and the other half apple + custerd, i still dream about it