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                    Welsh recipes (23)

                    Find loads of Welsh recipes for bara brith, cawl, rarebit, pikelets and recipes featuring the lovable leek.

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                    Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
                    This favourite Welsh teabread – its name means ‘speckled bread’ – is usually made with a yeast dough by bakers and by a quick-mix method at home. Soaking the dried fruit in tea makes it very juicy, and produces a moist loaf with good keeping qualities. Serve it thickly sliced and lightly spread with butter or soft cheese.
                    Recipe by: Beryl Davies
                    This traditional recipe is derived from the local farming community of Cardiganshire (Ceredigion). There are regional variations throughout Wales as to what meat is used; some use pork or mutton, but we use shin beef. The quantities used here are based on my own requirements for two to three days, as this soup is one that improves on subsequent re-heating. Serve with lightly buttered bread and a good mature Cheddar cheese.
                    Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
                    There are many versions of Welsh rarebit (or rabbit). The one here is richly flavoured with mature Cheddar cheese and thickened with breadcrumbs to add texture, and is spooned over thinly sliced red onions before being grilled until golden and bubbling. A spinach, apple and celery salad is the perfect partner.
                    Recipe by: Flo Buehler
                    We attended a fayre in Wales and the ladies of the local church were baking and selling these traditional cakes. We asked for the recipe and they graciously shared it with us.
                    Recipe by: AMANDA FAIR
                    Creamy, flaky and filling all in one!
                    Recipe by: Steve Evans
                    This is my Rhondda variation of a Welsh faggot recipe.
                    Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
                    Instead of meat, Glamorgan sausages are made with cheese, which, as the Welsh name suggests, should be Caerphilly. Celery has been added for lighter results.
                    Recipe by: iluvbread
                    A hearty Welsh stew.
                    Recipe by: jmk4646
                    This started when we had grown an excess of leeks & were trying to use them up.
                    Recipe by: angel1
                    A favourite of mine growing up...total comfort food. It was always on the table when I had had a bad day in school....Mam was a total mind-reader!!
                    Recipe by: kez87
                    Mamgu meaning grandma in welsh the recipe if im at all truthful doesnt belong to my my mamgu but a family friends nan bara brith meaning speckled bread. i love this cake spread with butter and a good cup of tea. Tips, if the cake browns quickly in your oven cover the tin with grease proof paper and return to the oven. although this cake is translated as bread it is more of a cake so dont be scared if you find you'ved sliced a cake not a piece of bread.
                    Recipe by: TOMMI1001
                    This is how I make my cheese on toast!
                    Recipe by: Jan Cutler
                    Cheese dishes can be the fastest around and it's amazing what you can make using ingredients you already have to hand. This classic dish makes a perfect quick weeknight snack.
                    Recipe by: deriboy
                    A simple and basic method of achieving professional looking cupcakes to enhance any party or social gathering.
                    Recipe by: SARASVATI_X
                    Pikelets are what we call small sweet pancakes in Wales.
                    Recipe by: riallews
                    "Cystal yfed o'r cawl â bwyta's cig" - It is as good to drink the broth as to eat the meat -- Cattwg the Wise. Cawl (Pronounced 'cowl') is just like any other old farmhouse soup or stew. We pick up whatever is in season, chuck it in a pot and boil it for a day, then guzzle it up the next day and moan about how much our belly aches afterwards.
                    Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
                    A classic combination of nutty and sweet flavours transforms this dish into a delicious snack for almost any time of day.
                    Recipe by: vickie
                    This lovely Welsh dish is my family's favourite on St David's Day.
                    Recipe by: sweettooth
                    This fruity Welsh loaf is a favourite.
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                    Recipe by: DREAMER1215
                    Traditional Welsh pancakes. These make a lovely afternoon treat for children coming home from school! I think you get the best results if you use an electric griddle.
                     
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