A question to those who might know…
What are some Welsh dishes and popular foods ?
RubySoo · 56-60, F
Cawl, which is a type of lamb stew.
Laverbread, seaweed.
Bara brith, fruit loaf
Welsh rarebit, cheese om toast
Welsh cakes , flat scones.
As a welsh person living in Wales, i have to say, things thought as a traditonal welsh food are not really common dishes in most parts of Wales these days.....its pretty rare theyd be on a menu if you eat out.
Laverbread, seaweed.
Bara brith, fruit loaf
Welsh rarebit, cheese om toast
Welsh cakes , flat scones.
As a welsh person living in Wales, i have to say, things thought as a traditonal welsh food are not really common dishes in most parts of Wales these days.....its pretty rare theyd be on a menu if you eat out.
UpForItNow · 22-25, F
@RubySoo Like that word cawl, also spelt caul, without cheating by looking it up I recall it's a membranous stomach lining of a sheep or cow, like tripe, also by extension a shroud or protective lining of a vulnerable entity, the word embodied in Harry Caul, the sensitive insular and doomed protagonist in the 1970s spy thriller The Conversation.
TheSirfurryanimalWales · 61-69, M
Grateful4you · M
DragonFruit · 70-79, M
UpForItNow · 22-25, F
CountScrofula · 41-45, M
Rarebit is a beer and cheese sauce broiled over bread
Lots of different stewed dishes, particularly with leeks and beef or mutton/lamb
Laverbread which is a dish of an edible seaweed
Glamorgan sausage is a kind vegetarian (i.e. poverty) sausage of cheese, leeks, and breadcrumbs
That sorta deal
Lots of different stewed dishes, particularly with leeks and beef or mutton/lamb
Laverbread which is a dish of an edible seaweed
Glamorgan sausage is a kind vegetarian (i.e. poverty) sausage of cheese, leeks, and breadcrumbs
That sorta deal
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
When I was at boarding school, one of our cooks used to make 'Anglesey Eggs', which is made with potatoes, cheese, leeks and hardboiled eggs 🙂
