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Bara Brith The Famous Fruit Bread of Wales |
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300 gms(10 oz.) mixed dried fruit 2/3 pint hot tea 90 gms (3 oz.) soft brown sugar 375 gms (12 oz.) self-raising wholemeal flour 1 tsp. mixed spice 1 large egg
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Soak the dried fruit in the hot tea and leave overnight.
Next day, set oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and line a loaf tin.
Strain liquid from fruit and reserve liquid.
Mix fruit with dry ingredients in bowl, adding liquid until mixture is a soft dropping consistency. Pour into tin.
Bake for 45 to 55 minutes until risen and firm to the touch.
Serve sliced and buttered.
Note: This is almost the same as the Irish Barm Brack. There is another Welsh version which uses shortening and yeast but this one is easier and is often used.
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Preparation Time: 10 minutes |
Serves: 6-8 |
Recipe Origin: United Kingdom |
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Knockdonagh
Australia |
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