With a soft yet crumbly texture and fruity, subtly spiced flavour, Welshcakes are a true taste of tradition. This recipe dates from the mid-19th century, when coal miners in South Wales took them to work as a pocket sized treat – and they’re still popular in the region today.
Read MoreAle adds rich flavour to the cheese topping on this open sarnie, jazzed up with succulent ham
Read MoreThese potatoes have a delicious crunchy top, with the slices underneath soft and fluffy
Read MoreServe these savoury muffins for brunch, in a packed lunch, or with soup or salad.
Read MoreDeliciously cheesy with crunchy bacon.
Read MoreA bit like scones, Welsh cakes are small cakes filled with fruit and grilled rather than baked. Delicious served hot or cold with a little bit of butter.
Read MoreThe biscuits don’t have to be England flags – the kids can decorate them in any of their favourite team colours. The un-iced biscuits will keep for a week in a tin. Once iced, eat the same day.
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