teabread/loaf?

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wads · 26/05/2006 21:41

used to have a great recipe for a sort of teabread loaf where the dried fruit was stewed in strong tea before being mixed in. Any ideas?

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pegasus · 26/05/2006 21:49

Sounds like Bara Brith (Welsh). Sorry don't have a recipe though. Anyone?

trefusis · 26/05/2006 21:57

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wads · 27/05/2006 21:45

don't remember it being Welsh or Irish but haven't set eyes on recipe for 15 years or so. Just one of those recipes I hold fond memories of!!

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pegasus · 27/05/2006 22:14

Found this recipe on a welsh website but obviously haven't tried it so no idea if it is good!

www.nwt.co.uk/english/eatingout/eatingout_bbrith.htm

pegasus · 27/05/2006 22:18

or here is an irish barmbrack one:

www.veg-world.com/recipes/barmbrack.htm

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wads · 28/05/2006 18:02

thanks pegasus - the welsh one looks familiar & think the cookery teacher recipe came from hailed from those parts. Couldn't get into the Irish link but will go to the site & try to find it

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wads · 28/05/2006 18:03

can't get onto veg-world.com either. Try another link? Thanks

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pegasus · 28/05/2006 18:27

How bizarre - it worked last night! How about this one:

\link{http://www.nireland.com/the.mccourts.of.moneyglass/page22.html}barmbrack

pegasus · 28/05/2006 18:27

Oops can't do links:

www.nireland.com/the.mccourts.of.moneyglass/page22.html

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