"welsh recipes" in Forum Topics

Olympic Welsh

08/13/08 10:38:25PM, by Gareth Williams

Well done Nicole and Tom JamesBone of contention, would we be strong enough to go it alone, or should we stick to British strength and unity?I've no great feelings about it either way, as long as I was on the podium and there would need to be a Dragon up there somewhere, Id only compromise to the Jack so much.We certainly contribute way above proportion.Im not one of these who supports ANYONE playing England at sport, Saddam Hussein XI Vs England , go Saddam, no, not really, but a few of my...

welsh kilts

07/25/08 02:05:10AM, by dave martin

is this a tommy cooper put on that was taken for a ride by authentic welsh shops in kerdiff , ?

Welsh classes on Skype

03/20/10 02:34:14PM, by Vicky Loving

I have been attending a Welsh class that I found on Meetup.Com and we just did our first session on Skype. It was amazing! I'd never used it before but it almost as good as being there in person. I am encouraging everyone interested to join us. Look for Dysgu Cymraeg on Meetup.com, you might have to look in the Philadelphia area, not sure. Any problems please contact me and I will help. Hope to see some of you there!!! Here's a link:...

Welsh Dragon Tattoo

08/06/09 03:54:21PM, by Chad Davis

I'm thinking about having a Welsh Dragon tattooed on my arm. I've never had a tat before and this is one of those 'I'm turn 40 and I'm fighting it' type of things. Anyway, I want to put it on my right arm and the artist tells me that the dragon should be facing forward. This would require him to flip the image from the way it is usually displayed. My question is, by 'flipping' the dragon does this present any negative cultural implication? Having never visited Wales (yet) I don't want to do...

Welsh soul food

05/29/11 02:44:33PM, by m.c. chuka

I'm really new to exploring the culture of my Welsh (or is it more appropriate to say Cymru?) ancestors. My husband, who is Italian and Cuban, has a familial history of incredible recipes. I'm wondering what kind of cuisine the Welsh consider comfort food? Hopefully it's something I can try to make at home from ingredients I can find in Florida.

Welsh pubs in NYC

09/07/10 03:56:57PM, by Gregg Watts

We'll be heading back to visit family in New York later this month and wondered if anybody had any good recommendations for a Welsh pint or bite to eat in any of the boroughs.

Support Welsh Lacrosse

06/04/10 09:08:32PM, by George McKay

Hello all,The World Lacrosse Championships, held every four years, will take place in July in Manchester, England. The Wales Senior Men's team will be one of 30 nations competing in what will be the largest lacrosse event in history.The Welsh Lacrosse Association (WLA) receives little funding from government or sports governing agencies. As a result, eachplayer has been required to pay a minimum of 1,000 GBP in order to cover their partifipation in this historic event. However, funding is...

Welsh fortune-tellers

04/05/11 11:07:14AM, by Gaynor Madoc Leonard

I'm reading Giles Tremlett's biography of Catherine of Aragon at the moment in which he states the following (when she went to join Prince Arthur, her then husband, at Ludlow Castle, where he oversaw the Welsh Marches):"If Catherine knew anything at all about the Welsh before she arrived in Ludlow, it would have been what Ayala had written to her parents a few years before she set sail. He warned that the Welsh were renowned fortune-tellers. He drew comparisons with Spain's own, supposedly...

Welsh boat names

12/30/10 02:07:07AM, by Gregg Watts

I purchased a wooden kayak and would like to personalize it with a name and possibly some inlay. It's a Pygmy Kayak Arctic Tern and glancing in my dictionary I found ysgraell gogledd and ysgraen gogledd as possibilities. I have the gogledd down, but how on god's green valley do you pronounce ysgraen or ysgraell? And what is the difference? Masculine/feminine? Singular/plural? I thought playing off the image of the tern might have great possibilities for some Celtic knotwork as an inlay in the...

Welsh boat names

12/30/10 02:07:04AM, by Gregg Watts

I purchased a wooden kayak and would like to personalize it with a name and possibly some inlay. It's a Pygmy Kayak Arctic Tern and glancing in my dictionary I found ysgraell gogledd and ysgraen gogledd as possibilities. I have the gogledd down, but how on god's green valley do you pronounce ysgraen or ysgraell? And what is the difference? Masculine/feminine? Singular/plural? I thought playing off the image of the tern might have great possibilities for some Celtic knotwork as an inlay in the...

Welsh History Fans

11/08/19 10:51:37AM, by DaveLewis

If you like Welsh history then check out Terry Breverton's books 100 Greatest Welshmen More info. here - http://www.publishandprint.co.uk/terry-breverton/

Welsh trivia knowledge

07/03/08 07:09:08PM, by Gareth Williams

Any bizzare Welsh theme stories? stick them on here. I got the full sky sports package but since I met Ceri and Gabbi Im vastly entertained on this site and hardly watch tv. Duw I must be getting old eh, or maybe I need to get out more!!My mate Tom Lewis from Penmachno, Geography teacher (dont hold that against him!) and super tennis player, anyway he gets the Oxfordancestors dna package done see, just cos I got it done and Im pure pure Celt, he wants to get that result too.Anyways, it turns...