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A588585 - Barabrith (Welsh Tea Bread)
Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Started conversation Aug 3, 2001
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Hope this tickles your taste buds 
A588585 - Barabrith (Welsh Tea Bread)
Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Aug 4, 2001
Is it tea time yet?
This is a lovely little entry
(the more recipes in the guide the less attention I need to pay to TV Chefs)
The only other thing I would like to see is if there's any interesting history to the Barabrith - any 'who created it' contraversy. But that's up to you
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 4, 2001
Thanks, I'll see what I can find out about it.
Hope you give it a try, its simple to make and great to eat.
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 5, 2001
Use just a normal sized mug, not one of the large variety, otherwise it won't fit in the tin.
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 5, 2001
Please note that the oven temperatures have been changed, I forgot that my oven is a fan oven, I have now compensated for that and put in the correct temperatures.
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. Posted Aug 7, 2001
Have you put in temperatures for both fan-forced ovens and other ones?
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Sol Posted Aug 7, 2001
So that's how you make it. I have been doing it all wrong: no wonder it never turned out right. I blame Mrs Beeton's.
A small question. I know it's stupid, but I am not the world's greatest cook.
What do you mean by mixed fruit? Dried? Fresh? Sorry, but believe me, I can burn water without detailed instructions !
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 7, 2001
No the temperatures are for a normal oven, if you have a fan assisted oven please consult your cooker handbook as they vary between models.
Mixed fruit as is 'dried mixed fruit' i.e. currents, sultanas, candied peel etc. purchased in a bag from your local supermarket. Sorry if that sounds condisending it's not meant to be.
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Sol Posted Aug 10, 2001
No no, not at all. That was exactly what I wanted to know! Having discovered tea was involved you see, I wondered if I had the fruit thing wrong as well. Thanks!
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 10, 2001
Your very welcome, hope you give it a go and enjoy it as much as my son does
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Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} Posted Aug 13, 2001
Thanks everyone
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- 3: Lady of the Lake {A friend to all, a lover of none} (Aug 4, 2001)
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