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Description

Ingredients


  • a piece of salted beef

  • cold water

  • a large onion

  • carrots

  • swede

  • potatoes


Method

  • Using a large saucepan, cover the meat with water and boil for some time before adding the chopped onion, swede and carrots. (Alternatively, dice the meat and boil for a shorter period, as time permits.)

  • Continue cooking and finally add the potatoes some twenty minutes before serving.

  • (The quantity of potatoes and vegetables added will determine the final thickness of the broth.)


Mynytho, Lleyn.
Lobscows was commonly eaten for the mid-day meal on the farms in the counties of north Wales or for swper chwarel (evening meal) in the slate-mining communities there.
Mynytho, Lleyn and Rhostryfan, Caernarvonshire.

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