IVOR DEWDNEY PASTIES

99 CORNWALL STREET, PLYMOUTH, 01752-664752

109 WOLSELEY ROAD, PLYMOUTH, 01752-561141

42 DEVONPORT ROAD, PLYMOUTH, 01752-561285

22 HORNCHURCH ROAD, PLYMOUTH 01752-360035

SOUTHWAY SHOPPING PRECINCT, PLYMOUTH 01752-778122

27 QUEEN STREET, NEWTON ABBOT 01626-335656

30 BURNTHOUSE LANE, EXETER 01392-459242

640A WOLSELEY ROAD, PLYMOUTH 01752-363892

202 KEYHAM ROAD, PLYMOUTH 01752 563237

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Dear Customer,

Instructions for cooking Frozen Pasties.

(1) We do not recommend that the pasty be thawed out before cooking.

(2) Normal cooking for an unfrozen pasty would be approximately 40 minutes at a

temperature of:

425 degrees FAHRENHEIT or 218 degrees CENTIGRADE or GAS MARK 7

(3) With a frozen pasty, a lot of heat will be extracted from the oven just to change its

state from being frozen to being raw. This will have the effect of lowering the

temperature in the oven, prolonging the cooking time, and causing the pastry to

become hard and brittle. To overcome this problem, we suggest that the oven should

be brought up to a temperature of about 500 degrees FAHRENHEIT or 260 degrees

CENTIGRADE or GAS MARK 9 before inserting the pasties, and if only one or two

pasties are being cooked, it should be turned back to 425 degrees FAHRENHEIT or

218 degrees CENTIGRADE or GAS MARK 7 after about 5 minutes. If a greater

number of pasties are being cooked, the duration of time at the higher temperature

should be increased to about 10 minutes.

When the pasties have turned a nice golden brown with the underneath sealed and

NOT doughy, which should be after around forty minutes, they are ready for eating.

Should you require further information, our staff will be happy to furnish it. We thank

you for your custom and trust that you will enjoy these pasties. Should you have any

complaints we would be glad if you would return the remaining portion of any pasty

in order that we may diagnose the problem. We will be most happy to refund your

money and any expenses that you may have incurred. For best results we do not

advocate the use of a microwave oven.

Yours sincerely,

Miss L Burdett

Bakery Supervisor

(Cornwall Street, Plymouth)