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Re: Nova Scotia regional delicacies?
Posted By: koalamom, on host 4.33.110.38
Date: Saturday, September 9, 2000, at 14:39:15
In Reply To: Re: Nova Scotia regional delicacies? posted by BurgerKing on Saturday, September 9, 2000, at 13:25:36:

> Hmm... the closest thing I can think of that is Nova Scotian is Rappie (RAW-py) Pie, or more properly, "Pâté à la Rapture". It's an Acadian (French Maritime) dish, a meat pie with a potato crust. It's not a pasty though.
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> Rappie Pie -- http://www.interlog.com/~tmars/messages/8987.html
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> I've heard of pasties, and though I don't know much about them, I didn't think they were Nova Scotian. They do sound more like what you described, a pastery containing potato, though they seem to have other vegetables and meat inside. I can't say anything for sure, though. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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> Pasty Recipe -- http://people.mw.mediaone.net/awesley/pastie3.html
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> Cornish Pasty -- http://www.internurse.com/pasty.htm
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Ahhh. It must be rappie pie that she meant. And wow--recipies, even. Burger King Rules!

Koala"sutiably impressed"mom