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Chris
makes wonderful cakes for the last Saturday in the
month workshop. After
a certain amount of pressure, she has agreed to share
some of the most popular. Remember
that cake tastes best when shared with friends,
and as Chris adds - you have the biggest piece! Shamelessly
inspired by our new Welsh home! |
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| | Cacen
Gneifio (Shearing cake) This
is a lovely moist fruit loaf, that can be enjoyed
as it is straight from the oven, or served cold
with butter and home made jam. 500
g plain flour 300 g butter or margarine. 300 g brown sugar peel from
one lemon two free range eggs beaten enough milk to moisten, (large mug
full) two teaspoons baking powder 300 g mixed dried fruit 1 teaspoon
mixed spice |
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| | To
make: In a large bowl, rub the butter or margarine
into the flour, add all the other ingredients,
pretty easy huh! Place
into a lined 2 lb loaf tin, and cover with foil, cook
in a medium oven until it is brown and cooked through, (around an hour). |
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Pica
Bach (bakestone cakes)
Very traditional, these are always on the table after walking the dogs, it's
a surprise that any work ever gets done! 200g
self-raising flour 100g butter 100g brown sugar good handful currents pinch
salt ½ teaspoon cinnamon (optional) one free range egg beaten
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To
make: Sift
the flour, salt and spice; rub in the butter and
then add the sugar. Mix
in the egg, and knead to a stiff dough, halve the dough and work the currents
into half the dough. Roll
out both lots of dough separately to a thickness of about a quarter
of an inch and cut into small rounds. |
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| | Bake
on a bakestone, or use a griddle or lightly oiled
frying pan. Cook
each side for about 2 minutes. We
have the fruit ones with honey and the plain ones
are great with some fresh fruit. | |
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