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Healthy Vegan - Five Welsh Vegetarian Leek Recipes

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Many of you came by last week through  Amy at  Five Welsh Castle posts, so in the same vain  I thought I would share five of my favourite Welsh leek recipes with you.  The Leek - as many of you will know is the national emblem of Wales alongside the daffodil and the roaring glorious red dragon.   This short blog post is also a nod towards St David's Day that will shortly be here and my Welsh roots. Hope some of these Welsh Leek recipes inspire you to celebrate St David's Day whether your Welsh or not.  Simple, but this  Leek and Potato Soup with Chilli aka Welsh Dragon Soup   remains one of my firm favourites.   I created these Welsh Leek, Caerphilly Cheese and Laverbread Burgers   when I lived in Scotland and my lovely nephew came up to see me, they were a super success.  You will find lots of versions of Red Dragon Pie, this Fiery Red Dragon Pie   is mine. Welsh Haggis Lasagne  -  Yes, the Welsh also ...

Healthy Vegan - Five Welsh Vegetarian Leek Recipes

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Many of you came by last week through  Amy at  Five Welsh Castle posts, so in the same vain  I thought I would share five of my favourite Welsh leek recipes with you.  The Leek - as many of you will know is the national emblem of Wales alongside the daffodil and the roaring glorious red dragon.   This short blog post is also a nod towards St David's Day that will shortly be here and my Welsh roots. Hope some of these Welsh Leek recipes inspire you to celebrate St David's Day whether your Welsh or not.  Simple, but this  Leek and Potato Soup with Chilli aka Welsh Dragon Soup   remains one of my firm favourites.   I created these Welsh Leek, Caerphilly Cheese and Laverbread Burgers   when I lived in Scotland and my lovely nephew came up to see me, they were a super success.  You will find lots of versions of Red Dragon Pie, this Fiery Red Dragon Pie   is mine. Welsh Haggis Lasagne  -  Yes, the Welsh also ...

Healthy Vegan - Five Welsh Vegetarian Leek Recipes

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Many of you came by last week through  Amy at  Five Welsh Castle posts, so in the same vain  I thought I would share five of my favourite Welsh leek recipes with you.  The Leek - as many of you will know is the national emblem of Wales alongside the daffodil and the roaring glorious red dragon.   This short blog post is also a nod towards St David's Day that will shortly be here and my Welsh roots. Hope some of these Welsh Leek recipes inspire you to celebrate St David's Day whether your Welsh or not.  Simple, but this  Leek and Potato Soup with Chilli aka Welsh Dragon Soup   remains one of my firm favourites.   I created these Welsh Leek, Caerphilly Cheese and Laverbread Burgers   when I lived in Scotland and my lovely nephew came up to see me, they were a super success.  You will find lots of versions of Red Dragon Pie, this Fiery Red Dragon Pie   is mine. Welsh Haggis Lasagne  -  Yes, the Welsh also ...

Healthy Vegan - Made in Wales

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So its Five on Friday and I am sticking once again with my Welsh theme especially as it is St Davids Day next Tuesday. I thought I would share five Made in Wales things in my home. I picked up this 'Made in Wales' framed picture from a crafts arts and fair market. Its handmade and upcycled with a  traditional Welsh blanket, almost tartan style  and some cute little alphabet cards.  I fell in love with it instantly and D bestowed it upon me within moments.  He has a terrible habit of spoiling me.  I love him. These graceful Welsh ladies are handmade by Kingsmaker  and carved from real welsh coal.  I  think they date back to the 1950s.  I know such things are terribly old fashioned but I like them.  I picked these charming Welsh ladies in full Welsh costume from a charity shop last summer, there is something quite solemn about them and somehow that impacts on my mood in a positive way.  I hold one in the palm of my hand when I...

Healthy Vegan - Indo Cymru Leek Stew with Dumplings that give you a Cwtch

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Some of you will have noticed that in the past week or so, I have been gravitating towards Welsh recipes and Welsh things.  This is for the simple reason that next week many of us in Wales will be celebrating St David's Day , even the daffodils are coming out to celebrate, though to be honest they have been out posing by the side of the roads a month earlier. As we enjoyed the  Curried Root Vegetable Stew  a couple of weeks back, I thought I would make it again, but enhance it further with the addition of spices and leeks and make it somewhat Fusion Welsh - yes we do like our leeks here in Wales, well I do.   Even though the daffodils are confused and finding the British weather warm, some of us are still finding it, so stew-like meals have been on the menu quite a bit.     Cwtch means hug in Welsh and it a word you will hear and see a lot in Wales. And these light cloud like dumplings definitely give you a big warm welcome hug, who doesn't lov...

Healthy Vegan - Made in Wales

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So its Five on Friday and I am sticking once again with my Welsh theme especially as it is St Davids Day next Tuesday. I thought I would share five Made in Wales things in my home. I picked up this 'Made in Wales' framed picture from a crafts arts and fair market. Its handmade and upcycled with a  traditional Welsh blanket, almost tartan style  and some cute little alphabet cards.  I fell in love with it instantly and D bestowed it upon me within moments.  He has a terrible habit of spoiling me.  I love him. These graceful Welsh ladies are handmade by Kingsmaker  and carved from real welsh coal.  I  think they date back to the 1950s.  I know such things are terribly old fashioned but I like them.  I picked these charming Welsh ladies in full Welsh costume from a charity shop last summer, there is something quite solemn about them and somehow that impacts on my mood in a positive way.  I hold one in the palm of my hand when I...

Healthy Vegan - Made in Wales

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So its Five on Friday and I am sticking once again with my Welsh theme especially as it is St Davids Day next Tuesday. I thought I would share five Made in Wales things in my home. I picked up this 'Made in Wales' framed picture from a crafts arts and fair market. Its handmade and upcycled with a  traditional Welsh blanket, almost tartan style  and some cute little alphabet cards.  I fell in love with it instantly and D bestowed it upon me within moments.  He has a terrible habit of spoiling me.  I love him. These graceful Welsh ladies are handmade by Kingsmaker  and carved from real welsh coal.  I  think they date back to the 1950s.  I know such things are terribly old fashioned but I like them.  I picked these charming Welsh ladies in full Welsh costume from a charity shop last summer, there is something quite solemn about them and somehow that impacts on my mood in a positive way.  I hold one in the palm of my hand when I...