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I’m going back to basics with a recipe for traditional Welsh rarebit, also known as Welsh rabbit. Perhaps one of the most popular of all traditional Welsh dishes, Welsh rarebit is often likened to cheese on toast, but it’s much more than that! In this blog post, I’ll be answering some of the most commonly […] Read more…
Cosy up with these chocolate crempogau, made with Naked Nutrition Chocolate Whey Protein Powder for a fluffy, indulgent stack of Welsh pancakes with a nutritious twist. Picture this: you’re sat in your Mamgu’s kitchen, huddled close to the stove as the smell of melting butter drifts through the air. A heavy bakestone rests on the […] Read more…
Traditional shakshuka gets a makeover with juicy courgette, tangy leeks, and a crown of golden-yolked poached eggs, all topped with melted Dragon Vintage Welsh Cheddar Cheese. On the table in just 30 minutes! There’s something undeniably comforting about a pan of shakshuka, its deep red sauce simmering with hints of cumin and smoked paprika, as […] Read more…
With the Pembrokeshire Beach Food Co. spearheading the launch of National Laverbread Day on April 14th, there couldn’t be a better time to discover the Welsh delicacy of Laverbread (laver seaweed). Named after the Welsh term, “bara lawr”, Welsh Laverbread is a traditional Welsh delicacy produced using laver seaweed, sustainably foraged from the south-west Wales […] Read more…
With St. David’s Day and Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) falling on the same day this year, there’s no better time to discover crempog, or crempogau – traditional Welsh pancakes, also known as ‘ffroes’. Thicker than the traditional British pancake or French crepe, and bigger than a Scotch pancake or pikelet, Welsh ‘crempog’ or ‘crempogau’ pancakes […] Read more…
Make the most of any leftover Christmas Brussels sprouts with this tasty take on traditional Welsh rarebit, made using quality Welsh ingredients sourced from Discover Delicious. Given that the title of my blog is derived from traditional Welsh rarebit, it’s no surprise that my classic Welsh rarebit remains one of my most popular recipes to […] Read more…