Traditional Irish Barmbrack
A pea, a stick, a piece of cloth, a small coin (originally a silver sixpence) and a ring. Each item, when received in the slice, carried a meaning to the person concerned
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Uncle Aidan’s Authentic Stone Ground Flour
Uncle Aidan’s Authentic Stone Ground Flour is ground at Ballyminane Mills, an authentic water mill located in Ballindaggin, Co. Wexford. This family owned mill is powered by the Urrin River and dates back to the early 1800’s. Operations at the mill continue in the traditional way. The wheat used for Uncle Aidan’s Flour is sourced… Read More
Kilbeggan Organic Oats.
It’s been a difficult harvest, but Pat Lawlor of Kilbeggan organic oats has finally got his 2011 crop in. His delicious, creamy porridge and jumbo oats go on sale again this Saturday at the market. The Kilbeggan oat crop is grown with care, and the soil is treated with the respect it deserves. The soil… Read More