"hoggan" meaning in English

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          "text": "Tom Trevarton had a piece of hoggan weth un."
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          "text": "And these are no ordinary feasts; what with her pasties, saffron cake, \"hoggans\", \"figgy hobbins\", marinated pilchards, and, of course, her delicious cream, the Cornish woman has many unusual dishes with which to whet the appetite.",
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          "text": "[…] those who had to eat cold hoggans or pasties.",
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          "text": "“Of course, the truly poor people had to make do with hoggans,” Tamsin was saying. “Hoggans?” Chloe mumbled around a mouthful of herby pasty. “Flatbread with a morsel or two of pork baked into it,” Tamsin explained. \"My father said they were hard as rocks. […] Don't worry, dear. I won't serve you hoggans.\"",
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        "(dialectal, chiefly Cornwall) A pork pasty."
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