Cornish Pasty Illustrated Recipe Tea Towel

£16.95
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Lovingly made by Kate Guy Prints

  • Made in the UK
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Need to Know
  • Personalisation is optional: you can add a matching greetings card with a handwritten personal message (up to 150 characters).
  • All my recipe designs (tea towels, aprons and oven gloves) come with a small recipe tag with ingredients and cooking instructions.
  • All my products are made in the UK.
  • 100% unbleached organic cotton, protecting your dishes and the planet.
  • Dimensions: 76 x 48 cm.
  • Absorbent, hard-wearing and fully machine washable at 40 degrees.
  • Due to the personalised nature of this product, personalised orders are non-refundable unless faulty or damaged.
Description

Bring a touch of Cornwall to your kitchen with this illustrated recipe tea towel. It is screen printed on high-quality unbleached organic cotton with a unique linocut design where each image is an ingredient and the complete picture is the recipe for a cl...

Bring a touch of Cornwall to your kitchen with this illustrated recipe tea towel. It is screen printed on high-quality unbleached organic cotton with a unique linocut design where each image is an ingredient and the complete picture is the recipe for a classic Cornish Pasty. A Cornish kitchen is not complete without a blue stripy Cornishware jug - the iconic British design that is almost 100 years old, first seen in 1924, I have matched the colour of this tea towel to the distinctive blue of these classic jugs. Instructions for the Cornish Pasty recipe are included on a small tag attached to the tea towel.

To add a flavour of Cornwall, the design also includes a fishing boat inspired by the paintings of Cornish artist Alfred Wallis.

Originally cooked for miners in the Cornish tin mines, the pastry case was used as packaging for the filling, protecting it from dirty hands and discarded rather than eaten.

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