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Psychic Irish Barmbrack

Pamela Foster · October 13, 2018 ·

Barmbrack is a traditional Irish bread. Barmbrack means "speckled loaf" in Gaelic. It is baked in either a loaf pan or cake pan depending on your family tradition.  The brack foretells the future. Baked with charms, a piece is served to each member of the family, and your … [Read more...] about Psychic Irish Barmbrack

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Dessert, Halloween, Low Fat, St. Patricks Day Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Halloween dishes, Healthy recipes, Irish Halloween Tradiitions

Spooky Soul Cakes, The Original Halloween Treat

Pamela Foster · October 13, 2018 ·

Trick or Treating originated in Britain and Ireland. Children and the poor would go "souling", going door-to-door singing songs on All Soul's Day (Nov. 2), saying prayers for homeowners, and performing other tasks to receive a soul cake a spiced biscuit. A soul! A soul! A … [Read more...] about Spooky Soul Cakes, The Original Halloween Treat

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Halloween, Low Fat, Snack Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes, Soul-Cakes, the Original Halloween Treat

Satisfying Shepherd’s Pie (Cottage Pie)

Pamela Foster · October 7, 2018 ·

Shepherd’s Pie is a simple dish made of lamb or mutton, topped with mashed potatoes. When beef is used it is properly called "cottage pie" It dates back to the 1800s, originating in the sheep-raising areas of northern England and Scotland, when frugal housewives sought … [Read more...] about Satisfying Shepherd’s Pie (Cottage Pie)

Filed Under: Decadent Fall Dishes, Delicious Winter Meals, Downstairs with Carson, Low Fat, Main Course Tagged With: Cottage pie, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes, potatoes, Shepherd's Pie

Colorful Squash Risotto

Pamela Foster · October 7, 2018 ·

Risotto is one of those simple, hearty, low fat glorious dishes.  It is essentially arborio rice, stock, parmesan and whatever ingredients you wish to include. For Halloween or any harvest meal, try squash which is in season and have that lovely orange color.  Roasting the … [Read more...] about Colorful Squash Risotto

Filed Under: Decadent Fall Dishes, Delicious Winter Meals, Dinner, Low Fat, Main Course, Thanksgiving, Vegetarian Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes, squash risotto

This Tangy Cranberry Torte is a Show-Stopping Holiday Dessert

Pamela Foster · October 2, 2018 ·

The holidays are a magical time for decadent desserts, but pumpkin pie isn't for everyone. Surprise your guests this season with a tangy cranberry torte bursting with bright holiday flavour! This easy yet elegant gluten-free dessert is sure to steal the show at any festive … [Read more...] about This Tangy Cranberry Torte is a Show-Stopping Holiday Dessert

Filed Under: Christmas Desserts, Dessert, Low Fat, Thanksgiving Tagged With: Cranberry recipe, cranberry torte, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

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