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Bara Brith - Welsh Fruit Loaf Recipe


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Bara Brith - Welsh Fruit Loaf Recipe
Summary:

This Bara Brith - Welsh Fruit Loaf Recipe is a fruity little Welsh number served spread with lashings of fresh Welsh butter. Fresh yeast is better for this recipe but not always available.

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Ingredients

For this Bara Brith - Welsh Fruit Loaf Recipe you will need the following ingredients:
225 ml milk
60g / 2 oz light brown sugar
1 x 6-7g sachet yeast
450g /1lb strong flour -sieved
1 teaspoon salt
90g /30z butter - softened
1 teaspoon mixed spice
1 egg -large
300g / 10 oz mixed dried fruit -chopped
1 tablespoon runny honey

Methods

  1. To make this Bara Brith - Welsh Fruit Loaf Recipe
    • Warm the milk until hand hot (so you can put a finger in without going ouch!, just warm)
    • Stir in a third of the sugar and all the yeast
    • Leave in a warm place to froth, activate and increase slightly in volume (5-10 minutes)
    • In a large bowl add the flour, salt and remaining sugar
    • Rub in the butter - until it resembles bread crumbs
    • Stir in the spice and egg, followed by the milk mix
    • Mix by hand to a dough
    • Knead for 8-10 minutes, until smooth and elastic
    • Place in a bowl and cover with a damp tea towel, leave somewhere warm to rise and double in volume approx. 50-60 minutes
    • Knock down the dough and knead for a few minutes
    • Push in the fruit, turning and mixing in
    • Roll a little to neaten the top
    • Place in a greased 2 lb loaf tin, smooth side up
    • Leave to rise again until the mix rises slightly above the loaf tin
    • Bake in a preheated oven gas 5/180*c/357*f for 30 minutes uncovered and another 30 minutes covered with a piece of tin foil
    • Brush the top with the honey and allow to cool
Preparation time (duration): 30 - 40 minutes plus proving time
Cooking time (duration): 1 hour
Number of servings (yield): Makes 8 or so slices
Meal type: No Preference
Culinary tradition: No Preference

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