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Welsh Fare: video and oral testimonies collected in the 1970's, Minwel Tibbott

What would you consider to be ‘traditional Welsh food’? Bara brith, cawl and Welsh cakes have established themselves on the menus of Wales’ cafes and restaurants, but what other foods belong to the Welsh tradition?

You can browse this website to discover more about the recipes of our forebears. You will meet characters now long gone but whose memories have been preserved in the archives at St Fagans.

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Baking oatcakes on an open fire

Baking oatcakes on an open fire
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Making Bread

Making Bread
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Making Toffee

Making Toffee
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R G Thomas describing the bakestone (in Welsh)

R G Thomas describing the bakestone (in Welsh)
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Making Welsh Cakes

Making Welsh Cakes
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Making brawn at Abercywarch

Making brawn at Abercywarch
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Making goose blood tart

Making goose blood tart
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Making faggots

Making faggots
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Mrs Elizabeth John - oral history

Mrs Elizabeth John - oral history
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Mrs Edith May Hughes - oral history

Mrs Edith May Hughes - oral history
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Cockle gathering

Cockle gathering
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