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| Welshcakes Recipe 8 oz. Self Rising Flour 2 oz Margarine 2 oz Lard pinch of salt pinch of mixed spice* (optional) 3 oz Sugar 3 oz Currants & Sultanas (or golden raisins) 1 Egg * mixed spice, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg & cloves (ground spices) |
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1. Sift flour, salt & spice together , add lard & margarine to resemble bread crumbs. 2. Add sugar & mixed fruit, mix in egg until soft dough. 3. Roll out 1/4" thick, and 2" rounds 4. Cook on hot griddle, or frying pan with a little lard/grease until lightly brown on both sides. Cool 5. Sprinkle with sugar or butter |
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