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Calamity Jane? No, calamity play but good enough to eat (6) T?????

Spring in Cornish village? No, a king's got the answer (2,5)
S? ?????

Suggestions much appreciated.

I think the first one is a sweet that appears in the lyrics of the famous song from Calamity Jane, 'The Deadwood Stage'. If you Google the lyrics you should see something 'good enough to eat'.

Sorry elephant, I don't know except to suggest there are loads of Cornish villages beginning St.

Thank you. I see the dessert but wouldn't particularly associated it with Christmas. I'll go with it anyway. Many thanks.

I associate Calamity Jane with a rifle and with a T in front is certainly a dessert associated with Christmas. ("C wouldn't be C without a booze-laden t". I loathe them!) However, I can't parse that.

Yes, l think it must be that. I was hoping that the answer would be TURKEY but seemingly it isn't!

Turkey and calamity can both mean a disaster.

I would have thought that a play - at the theatre - which is a 'calamity' would make 'turkey' the better answer.
And there are plenty of Cornish villages called St. xxx but not too many with only 5 letters. That said, I can't find one that fits the clue!

I agree, TURKEY

St Paul's ?
has spa (a spring ) in it

Paul is a Cornish village with St Paul as its patron Saint

cluthing at straws here !