Welsh Cakes
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Welsh Cakes are a traditional tea-time treat in Wales. We like to call them pancake cookies. They make a great portable snack for kids.
Welsh Cakes are a traditional tea-time treat in Wales. We like to call them pancake cookies. They make a great portable snack for kids.
A delicious stout Welsh rarebit.
All the flavors of Moussaka in a burger and topped with griddled aubergine – totally addictive! Quick & easy too.
A traditional steamed pudding from the foothills of Snowdonia in Wales.
Spiced Chocolate Chip Welsh Cakes
TWO versions of the traditional Welsh speckled bread – Bara Brith – from the early 20th century.
Welsh Rarebit (Welsh Rabbit)- No rabbit involved! Bubbly cheese beer sauce over toast
Beery Welsh rarebit lasagne – a comforting pasta dish with a rich cheese sauce made with mustard, cheddar and beer!
Welsh Crempog Pancake served hot straight from the griddle with a gloop of honey and a knob of butter.
Welsh Cakes- a traditional treat from Wales. A lightly sweet treat that goes perfect with coffee or tea.
Delicious blueberry, matcha welsh cakes are just in time for Saint David’s Day!
A deeply satisfying and restorative broth. Perfect for a winter pick-me-up
Cranberry Maple Griddle Cakes
Welsh Rarebit – a quick and delicious meal.
Classic Welsh rarebit – with a gooey, beery cheese sauce!
Welsh rarebit, a British grilled cheese made with a savory cheese sauce with dark ale over toasted bread.
Traditional Welsh Cakes for Saint David’s Day, the patron saint of Wales, on the 1st March. Little griddle cakes with currants.
You don’t have to be Welsh to enjoy Welsh Cakes!
Welsh Rarebit as a Finger Food
Everything amazing about Welsh Rarebit, but without the mess- Beer and Mustard Pull-Apart.
A Perfect Teatime Treat!
Light, spicy and packed with tea-soaked dried fruits. This easy quick bread is a traditional Welsh tea cake. (for Honest Cooking)