Abstract: A mould is provided which may be circular or rectangular when viewed in plan. It is divided into two halves by a hinge and has a pair of depressions one each side of the hinge line. The surrounding walls are serrated and they engage with one another when the mould is closed. The underside of the mould receives a cutter ring having an annular edge-sharpened wall which cuts a circle or rectangle of pastry or dough which then can be laid across the open mould, resting upon the serrations. Filling is placed on one-half of the pastry and the edges of the pastry may be moistened. The mould is then closed folding over the other half of the pastry onto the filling and clamping the moistened edges of the pastry together between the nesting serrations thus sealing the filling into the dough or pastry pocket so formed. Various sizes of cutters may be selectively secured to the underside of the mould.