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- Glenn Evans
- Betws-y-coed, Conwy, United Kingdom
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Showing posts with label local produce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local produce. Show all posts
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
New Summer Grill Room Menu
We are pleased to announce our enhanced value new Grill Room Summer menu. Hopefully it will change to the weather out lookout as well. There are some new dishes, notably a creamy mash fish pie, Seafood and chicken Paella as well as local lambs liver and world famous Welsh Lamb Rump. Our Daily Specials continue to showcase the best of market fresh local produce.
Friday, 27 July 2012
Recipe for Welsh Faggots
200g Welsh Pork
Liver – minced
50g Home Smoked
Bacon Minced
50g Pork Fat
50g Pork
Mincemeat
1 onion cut
into small dice
200g
stuffing mix
50g dried
bread crumbs
Ask your
butcher to mince the meat products together.
Fry the
onion until golden brown, drain off excess water and oil.
Put the
minced meats into a large bowl and add the onion.
Mix and add
the dried stuffing powder and bread crumbs.
Bind
together to make balls. Bake gently on a
tray for about 20min (140⁰C).
Wonderful
with onion gravy and creamy mash potatoes.
For ingredients, try our local Master Butcher, Elystan Metcalfe of Llanrwst at http://twitter.com/oemetcalfe
Labels:
food,
hotel,
local produce,
north wales,
snowdonia
Saturday, 28 March 2009
PGI - Local, welsh and proud
This weekend brings local welsh beef from Mr Hughes, Melin-y-coed, Llanwrst via the abattoir at Llanrwst giving a total of about 6 miles for the entire journey for field to plate. Our lamb is sourced from both Mr G Jones, Llanrswt and Mrs G Roberts, Ysbyty Ifan, the latter being a little over 4 miles away giving a total journey of between 8 to 10 miles. We still await the first new season spring lamb which should be of the best quality given the current recent weather conditions. The weather is fine and blustery but at least dry - an excellent forecast for tomorrow should see some locals about enjoying their produce.
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