Welsh Cakes Recipe
This recipe is especially for one of our Facebook followers:
Shelley Hanley who was looking for a welsh cake recipe without the sugar. Admittedly,
it ended up being a bit of a cross between our Gingerbread People and Drop
Scones recipes (both in Yummy Discoveries: The Baby-led Weaning Recipe Book)
but hope you enjoy them as much as our little ones do.
Makes 12-16 small cakes
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 15-20 minutes
Ingredients
300g / 10.5oz
of self-raising flour
100g / 3.5oz of unsalted butter
1/2 tsp Ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp Ground mixed spice
100g / 3.5oz of unsalted butter
1/2 tsp Ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp Ground mixed spice
Pinch of
ground ginger
1 egg
1 egg
2-3 Big Splashes of
apple juice
1 grated
apple (we used pink lady variety)
2-3 handfuls
of sultanas / raisins
- In to a mixing bowl chuck the flour, butter, cinnamon, mixed spice, ginger, egg and apple juice
- Mix it altogether with your hands and then add the grated apple, kneading it with your hands to make a pastry-like texture
- Add more apple juice to make it wetter and flour to make it drier
- Add the sultanas or raisins and mix it together again
- Pop a frying pan on the hob with a blob of butter just to grease the surface and allow to heat up
- Meanwhile, pop the mixture on a floured surface and pat it out so it’s around ½ inch thickness and using a cookie cutter, cut out your cakes.
- Pop them in the frying pan and leave to cook for 5 or so minutes until they’re brown underneath and flip them over. Give them a bit of a squidge when you turn them over to flatten them out a bit if you like
- Cook for another few minutes until the underside is also brown and when you squidge the top there’s no give – that means they’re done
- That’s it! They’re cooked and ready to cool and munch.
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