Everything you could possibly want to know about Cornish pasties
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When you've been on the air for 20 seasons, there will be memories of the odd occasion when things were not quite right.
Michael Enright found himself in a spot of bother some years ago over one of the finer points of English cuisine — which is not, it turns out, an oxymoron.
In 2012, during The Sunday Edition's quiz show to usher in the new year, he betrayed his ignorance of Cornish pasties — what they are, what's inside them, and how to pronounce "pasty."
Legions of indignant ex-patriate Brits sent letters, incredulous that Michael had never eaten one. They also corrected his pronunciation: pasty rhymes with "nasty," not "tasty."
To set things straight, we turned to Dr. Andrew Pocock, the British High Commissioner to Canada at the time. It was a delicious and memorable conversation, that first aired in January, 2012.
Click 'listen' above to hear the interview.