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This Month

May 3rd

Mary Hopkin (Singer) born 1950 in Pontardawe

May 11th

Ivor Emmanuel (acto) was born in Pontrhydyfen, nr. Port Talbot in 1927

May 14th

Robert Owen, Welsh social reformer born 1771 in Newtown

May 28th

Clough Williams-Ellis (architect) born 1883

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	Clark’s Pies		Leeks
	Cawl		Caerphilly Cheese
	Cockles		Bara Brith
	Brains Beer		Welsh Cakes
	Welsh Rarebit		Lava Bread
	Felinfoel Beer		Penderyn Whisky
	Crempog		Faggot and Peas
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#5 - Dom - 12/19/2007 - 20:40

How about Brecon Vodka and Gin?

And there are loads of beautiful cheeses and wines.

Special mention MUST go to Perl Wen (cheese) - much as I love Caerffili, this is FAR superior! (OOO! Contention!)

#4 - C. J. Welsh - 12/19/2007 - 18:12

A Gog descendant (luckily born in Cowbridge!) reminded me of Lob Scaws! I know there's a lot of speculation as to where this dish comes from (Liverpool and Scandanavia seem to be popular choices), but I'll stick with the Holyhead theory! And it tastes fab, too...Bendigedig!

#3 - C. J. Welsh - 12/19/2007 - 17:02

Re. your "Clarks Pies" entry: I've recently been led to believe that these derive from Bristol... in fact, there's a shop in Bedminster! Is this true?

#2 - C. J. Welsh - 12/19/2007 - 16:59

I can't believe you've all missed out Nain's favourite: a nice bitta Welsh Lammmmm!

#1 - C. J. Welsh - 12/19/2007 - 03:50

I am the younger brother of the late Ivor Emmanuel and until we were separated in 1941, he and I were brought up by our parents in Pontrhydyfen. One of my fondest memories is of a weekly visit to Neath market where we enjoyed a special treat of "Faggotts and Peas". I have lived in New Zealand for over 43 years but when I think of my childhood visit to the F&P booth I can still smell them. If anyone has a recipe I would be very grateful.
John Emmanuel

#0 - Rhys John Emmanuel - 09/30/2007 - 06:06


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