41. Waitrose.com - Pwllhelli, Gwynedd: Plas Bodegroes - Waitrose Food Illustrated Chris Chown, chef at Plas Bodegroes in Wales, is back in the kitchen and serving up his modern interpretation of traditional welsh cooking. http://www.waitrose.com/food_drink/wfi/eatingout/wales/9911038.asp

Follow this link for a Banner Advertisement Tuesday, September 27th, 2005. Online Shopping Groceries Wine Waitrose Entertaining ... Find your local branch Search this site Home Waitrose Food Illustrated Eating Out Wales Land of My Father After a short sabbatical, Chris Chown, chef at Plas Bodegroes in Wales, is back in the kitchen and serving up his modern interpretation of traditional Welsh cooking. Photographs by Lisa Linder. Recipes by Chris Chown. Text by Catey Hillier. People often ask me about my favourite restaurants. But to be absolutely honest, I shrink from giving out this information. The reasons that certain pizzerias, coffee bars, country pubs, bistros and restaurants are special to me often go beyond the quality of the cooking. Why would anyone else want to visit the pie shop in Cardiff where I used to go at lunch time to avoid school dinners? However, I will disclose two of my favourite places in Wales, simply because they are enjoyable places for anyone to visit. For true hospitality, you can't beat Franco and Ann Taruschio's restaurant, the Walnut Tree Inn in Llandewi Skirrid, Monmouth-shire. Hearty dishes are the order of the day, many originating from the Marche region of Italy, Franco's homeland. But if I am in north Wales, I go straight to stay at Plas Bodegroes, the restaurant-with-rooms near Pwllheli on the remote Lleyn peninsula, where chef-patron Chris Chown is at the helm. Windswept beaches, for the most part free of people, run the length of this magical coastline. It's no wonder that the Lleyn peninsula is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Plas Bodegroes is an 18th-century, Grade II-listed building set in five acres, with gardens where bluebells are rife in spring and that burn bright with acers in autumn. Inside, art by local artists combines with stylish, minimalist decor to good effect. You will find no country-house-hotel chintz here.

42. HolidayCity Destinations - Events Calendar For Cardiff, United Kingdom Eat, drink and be merry in this festival celebrating both traditional welsh cooking and international cuisines. 10 July. City Road Centenary Celebrations http://www.holidaycityflash.com/uk/cardiff_calendar.htm

More Articles United Kingdom Cardiff Hotels Blackpool Hotels ... Helsinki Hotels Calendar of Events - Cardiff Time of Year Name Description 1 January New Year’s Day Public holiday. 25 March Good Friday Public holiday. 28 March Easter Monday Public holiday. 1 – 17 April Cardiff International Festival of Musical Theatre Cardiff plays host to a diverse programme of performances and events, including musical productions, concerts, operas, dances, exhibitions, films and more. 6 – 9 April Celtic Film and Television Festival This festival celebrates new film and television across Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Brittany. 16 – 24 April Bay Literature Festival This bilingual festival is held in a variety of venues and schools in and around Cardiff Bay and this year, celebrates poetry and the welsh language. 22 – 24 April Royal Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show Cardiff Flowers bloom at their very best in this celebration of the country’s most charming pastime – gardening. May 60th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War A month of special events, workshops and 1940's and 50's themed activities to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

43. The Essence Of Wales Great welsh cooking and Good Rooms You ll can enjoy great meals that rely on fresh local ingredients the best Welsh fish, meat and cheeses and vegetables. http://www.wales-guide.com/essence.htm

Rates Testimonials Availability Links Amanda Whitehead Tal y Waen Deiniolen Gwynedd The Essence of Wales Golwg ar Gyfrinach Cymru A mixture of visiting historical sites and country walking The Essence of Wales is a two-centre holiday with a half day walking and a half day sightseeing everyday giving maximum insight into what makes North Wales so unique. Each group is small - never more than eight - treading lightly through the landscape and visiting sites inaccessible to large buses. Accompanying visitors will be a qualified guide experienced not only in revealing Wales' historical secrets but also in leading walking groups in remote areas. Celts, Castles and Coasts Legends Ancient and modern Gateway to a Mountain Kingdom Your Accommodation ... Trek Facts. The Programme Everyday Half a day walking, half a day site visiting Saturday - Relay and Enjoy Arrive during the afternoon. We'll meet you at the railway station or arrange for your car to be parked at our base and then introduce you to your accommodation hosts. You then have some free time to explore before one of us joins the group for dinner to get to know each other and discuss the week's plans. Sunday - Celts, Castle and the coast -Anglesey

44. 21/06/2005 WELSH FOOD AND ART COMBINE AT THE VENICE BIENNALE “We suggested using Welsh produce as much as possible, in a fusion of Italian and welsh cooking,” said Welsh Development Agency brand marketing manager Lisa http://www.wda.co.uk/index.cfm/press_centre/june_2005/21_06_2005_welsh_food_and_

Skip to main content The Welsh Development Agency (WDA) Access Keys Home News Site map Search ... Accessibility Statement Utilities Navigation  Cymraeg   Print Page   Email Page   Low Graphics Version  ...  Sitemap  Site Navigation WDA Home Press Centre Developing your business Start your own business ... Opportunities for People Search Tuesday 27 September 2005 You are in > WDA Home Press Centre June 2005 > 21/06/2005 WELSH FOOD AND ART COMBINE AT THE VENICE BIENNALE Section Navigation 21/06/2005 WELSH FOOD AND ART COMBINE AT THE VENICE BIENNALE Preceding page: June 2005 Article title 21/06/2005 WELSH FOOD AND ART COMBINE AT THE VENICE BIENNALE Full article International art lovers flocking to Venice are being given a taste of Wales as they feast their eyes on the Welsh exhibits. Held every two years, the five-month-long event showcases contemporary art and artists from around the world. The Biennale, first held in 1895, is expected to attract more than 300,000 people to Venice this year before it ends on Nov. 6. Wales is a relative newcomer to the showcase, but is relishing the opportunity to show off its artistic and culinary prowess to a world audience. At the dinner the centre piece was roast Welsh Lamb with spiced Anglesey Sea Salt provided by Hybu Cig Cymru / Meat Promotion Wales. Other dishes and canapés included Welsh cheese and courgette strudel and mini quiches with pancetta and laverbread. To accompany the meal guests had a choice of alcoholic and soft beverages including Ty Nant water and a Welsh Kir made from Black Mountain Liqueur and Prosecco, an Italian sparkling wine.

45. Horse Riding Holidays In Wales is provided in cosy stone farmhouses where your friendly hosts will delight in sharing their local knowledge and their traditional welsh cooking. http://www.walesonhorseback.co.uk/horse-riding-routes.asp

designed for you and your horse. Holidays can be designed from two night short breaks to ten day riding holidays for parties of two or more. There are a wide variety of routes available in the area with many more under development. Here are some examples : Hill Forts and Drovers' Roads Situated in the northern part of the beautiful North Clwydian Range, this route is less than 35 minutes from Chester. Ride past Iron Age hill forts on bridleways which have been ridden and walked since these structures were built two and a half thousand years ago. Enjoy wonderful views of the Clwyd Valley, the coast, and Snowdonia in the distance and explore the oddly named areas of Sodom and Ysceifiog ( Is-cave-iog) This route follows the sides of the Clwydian Range crossing it near Moel Famau before heading north across Halkyn Mountain towards the quiet lanes and drovers’ roads around Caerwys and Babell. It uses small tarmac lanes and off-road bridleways which range from open grassland to stony tracks. At certain times of the year these can become slightly muddy and occasionally rutted but they remain sound and are never boggy. Most of the route is gently hilly with one or two steep ascents. Unsurprisingly in a sheep-farming area, there are several sets of gates but these are often left open, according to the season, and many can be opened and closed without having to dismount. Typically each day’s ride is 15 to 16 miles long with the potential for short cuts and diversions to places of interest. By reducing the daily mileage and extending the holiday to 3 days this route would make an ideal introduction to trail riding. It provides spectacular views but is never very far away from villages and country pubs!

46. Welsh Tartan Centre | Links The North American Welsh Newspaper. Y Drych. Y Drych offers news of Wales and features on Welsh rugby, Welsh history, Welsh language, and welsh cooking. http://www.welsh-tartan.com/links.html

Artists On-Line Gallery National Eisteddfod Theatre in Wales What's On in Cardiff and the Vale ... Ninnau The North American Welsh Newspaper Y Drych Y Drych offers news of Wales and features on Welsh rugby, Welsh history, Welsh language, and Welsh cooking. Activity Wales Great Little Places A collection of small Privately owned establishments giving that personal service. Holyhead Lonely Planet - Destination Wales North Wales Tourist Information Travel Wales The first All-Wales online accommodation finder and booking service. Wales Cottage Holidays Check the availability for rental of over 550 Cottages and Farmhouses throughout Wales. Secure Booking facility allows you to confirm your selected weeks. Wales Tourist Board The Official Wales Tourist Board website: Search for Activities and Events Walking Wales Welsh Rarebits A collection of the Best Accommodation available in Wales West Wales Ecocentre Coast and Country Cottages Tartan Weaving Tartan weaving instructions in a Canadian Bed and Breakfast World Wide Wales TV Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru .. National Library of Wales

47. PlanetRider Travel Directory > Food & Drink > Recipes > Wales For those who want to try their hands at welsh cooking, this simple list of traditional recipes will do the trick. Not the most exciting visual presentation http://www.planetrider.com/travel-guide.cfm/Activities/Food_and_Drink/Recipes/Wa

TRAVEL SEARCH Site Shortcuts Skiing Worldwide Bargain Travel Road and Travel Maps Air Reservations Help Travel Activities Recipes Wales CATEGORY GUIDE: Cafes Cyber Caf©s Food Guides Recipes ... Wine Click on the link, or icon to pop site in new window. TRAVEL RESEARCH SITES (rated and reviewed by our editors) Rating Content Ease of use Web Site 1 Balloon=Good 2 Balloons=Better 3 Balloons=Best The Food of Wales Laverbread and cockles anyone? Try these Welsh foods served with a traditional Welsh breakfast. This self-published site specializes in Welsh recipes for cakes and egg and sausage dishes. Personally, we'd go for a bowl of that tasty cawl Wales Wide Web Traditonal Welsh Recipes Do you feel lucky? For those who want to try their hands at Welsh cooking, this simple list of traditional recipes will do the trick. Not the most exciting visual presentation, but try out the Welsh cakes and Cawl. Travel Quick Links: Destinations: Africa Antarctica Caribbean Cruises ... South America Travel Activities: Golf Fishing Skiing Scuba ... Music Landscapes: Deserts Mountains Seashores Maps: Cartography Maps for Sale Physical Maps Regional Maps ... World Maps Resources: Bargain Travel Reservations Business Travel Travel Store ... Weather What will you find at PlanetRider?

48. PlanetRider Travel Directory > Europe > UK & Ireland > Wales > General Guides While you’re here, you can also pick up some recipes for welsh cooking, and trace the genealogy chart to see if you ve got any of the y Cymry (local folk) http://www.planetrider.com/travel-guide.cfm/Destinations/Europe/UK_and_Ireland/W

TRAVEL SEARCH Site Shortcuts Skiing Worldwide Bargain Travel Road and Travel Maps Air Reservations Help Europe Wales General Guides CATEGORY GUIDE: WALES Cardiff General Guides Lodging Music ... Transportation Click on the link, or icon to pop site in new window. TRAVEL RESEARCH SITES (rated and reviewed by our editors) Rating Content Ease of use Web Site 1 Balloon=Good 2 Balloons=Better 3 Balloons=Best Britannia's Guide to Welsh History and Culture If you visit only one site, this should be it! Maybe the most comprehensive, definitely the best-designed general guide to Wales, Britannia's Wales section is encyclopedic in scope, covering everything from the history and tradition to language and religion. Wales - Land of Inspiration Visit the Welsh tourism Web site for an official “Welcome!” The best interactive map of Wales we've seen and the descriptions of each region, along with superb photographs, is enough reason to visit. West Wales Web Don’t pass up this all-purpose tourist guide, covering everything from accommodations, transportation and dining to festivals, holidays and historical towns and villages. Features an extensive photo album and up-to-date news on western Wales, listed side by side in English and Welsh. The Data Wales Maps Page Need maps of Wales? Then this is your place. Although download times may be a bit slow, the highly detailed maps are well worth the time spent. Get maps of the counties (modern and historical), national parks, youth hostels, roads, and an excellent relief map.

49. ELWa - April 2003 Press Releases ELWa Invests In Welsh Chef Stars Of The Future. Lifelong learning organisation ELWa (Education and Learning Wales) is investing in welsh cooking stars of http://www.elwa.org.uk/elwaweb/elwa.aspx?pageid=2370

50. N16 Magazine January 2001 Issue 8 Page 16 Phil Vickery told me he has found it difficult to promote the idea of welsh cooking, even in ‘foodie’ Stoke Newington people have not always taken the http://www.n16mag.com/issue8/p16i8.htm

On Line You Can Email at info@n16mag.com In this issue Armani and Trotsky Torture in the Town Hall Martin Rowson Pa' Flanagan ... Advertisers Page by Page N16 Editions Issue 16 Issue 15 Issue 14 Issue 13 ... Issue 1 OnLine Edition Designed by The N16 WebWorks Risk, Reward and Restaurants by Ethel Minogue I am often asked why a promising new restaurant that seems popular should suddenly go out of business. Restaurants depend upon regular patronage and ultimately we get the restaurants we deserve. The restaurant business is one of the fastest growing sectors in the British economy. As consumers we have become more confident and our taste increasingly sophisticated. We therefore demand more than just decent food and drink. What restaurants sell is not just sustenance but theatre - we want the experience to be entertaining and relaxing. Each of us has an instinctive feeling of what constitutes value for money - we may feel that a very expensive dinner eaten over several hours in a grand palace of gastronomy in the West End has been worthwhile. Similarly we may decide that a hastily snacked lunch in a pub or cafe at a set price is a rip-off. Those who overcome their prejudice are agreeably surprised. The quality of the food is exciting making use of fine Welsh produce - lamb from the salt marshes, Black Mountain beef, excellent venison and lavabread (a type of seaweed). Les Gallois also offers a great selection of Welsh farmhouse cheeses.

51. Stateline South Australia MALE A bit of good welsh cooking there, showing the girls how to cook. PATRICK EMMETT By the end of the week the Welsh team was starting to find its feet http://www.abc.net.au/stateline/sa/content/2005/s1385280.htm

@import url(/stateline/sa/css/stateline_sa2.css); ABC Home Radio Television News ... About Us Stateline South Australia Transcript Welsh shearers spend time in some very different valleys Broadcast: 03/06/2005 Reporter: Patrick Emmett Print Email PATRICK EMMETT: When you come from a country famed for its green valleys and snow covered mountains, the Flinders Ranges were always going to be a bit of a shock for the Welsh national shearing team. FEMALE: It is very, very barren here, I have never seen anything like it. MALE: It is just an eye opener that anything could survive here. ELFED JACKSON (WELSH SHEARING TEAM): We expected going from the airport to the farm would take us a couple of hours but it took us about five and a half hours and we were pretty shocked in that, and after we arrived it is all dry around us and brown, but back home it is nice and green. PATRICK EMMETT: Just north of Wilpena Pound, Willow Springs Station runs around 4,000 merino sheep, something else most of the Welsh team has never seen before. The Welsh mountain sheep and cross breeds they normally shear are very different. They carry around 2 kilos of wool compared to a merino which can carry up to 6 kilos. MALE: The one boy had shorn merinos before but the other one had never seen merinos, so he had quite a shock.

52. Welcome To The Official Builth Wells Website All produce is locally sourced so you really do get a true taste of traditional welsh cooking. As you enter the breathtaking restaurant/function room you http://www.builth-wells.co.uk/food.php?activecat=2&activesubcat=6&selectedID=216

53. London Restaurants Guide - Guide To Restaurants In London There’s more to welsh cooking than cockles, laverbread and cawl. In fact, the Welsh can boast a fine culinary heritage, with recipes to whet the appetite of http://www.londonrestaurantsguide.com/Articles/Article_41.asp

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54. Cooking > Regional & Ethnic > English, Scottish & Welsh Cooking Regional Ethnic English, Scottish Welsh Traditional British Cooking The Best of British Cooking A Definitive Collection http://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/BUS/r_CKB011/p_1/English__Scottish_&_Welsh.h

PowerSearch: Libri Italiani English Books DVD Reparto Selezionato Cooking Essays History Reference ... Tablesetting Altri Reparti Architecture Art Computers Drama ... True Crime Cooking Delia's Winter Collection Autore: Delia Smith BBC Books, September 2005 Delia Smith is Britain's top-selling cookbook author, and this sumptuous seasonal collection amply demonstrates why. Full of no-fail recipes and brilliant flavor combinations,... ( Continua Sue Lawrence's Scottish Kitchen: Over 100 Modern Recipes Using Traditional Ingredients Autore: Sue Lawrence Headline, August 2005 In her latest book, Sue Lawrence presents a marvelous collection of contemporary Scottish recipes that feature traditional, down-to-earth ingredients (with substitutions offered for more difficult-to-find items). For breakfast, enjoy Smoked Trout Hash or Scrambled Eggs with Smoked Salmon, or for a light meal, Asparagus Tarte... ( Continua The Scots Kitchen Autore: F. Marian McNeill Mercat, March 2005, 2ª ed. New edition of delightful 1929 account of eating and drinking in Scotland through the ages, with definitive recipes for all the old national dishes.... ( Continua Traditional British Cooking: The Best of British Cooking: A Definitive Collection Redattore: Hilaire Walden Southwater Publishing, December 2004

55. WordReference Forums - British Traditional Cuisine My friend read out the following line aloud welsh cooking is to English cooking as English cooking is to French cooking. Try to avoid the canned spaghetti http://forum.wordreference.com/archive/index.php?t-2374.html

56. North Wales And Snowdon - Budget Backpacker Bank Holiday Weekend Breaks In The U House * 3 Welsh cooked breakfasts * All entrance fees * 2 evening meals with great welsh cooking * Portmerion entrance fee * Steam railway entrance http://www.backpackertours.co.uk/britain_uk_england_tours/snowdonia-bank-holiday

N Day One - Friday Heading directly out of London we travel to Caernarfon, located on the edge of Snowdonia overlooking the Menai straights. This an amazing location inside the ancient city walls of an historical market town. On arrival we check into an amazing guest house, the birth place of Lawrence of Arabia and where we can soak up the real Welsh hospitality. Take the opportunity to enjoy a night on the town to start off this Easter Holiday. Day Two - Saturday After a full Welsh breakfast take the time to enjoy the wonderful town of Caernarfon. Explore the castle and fascinating local markets. Make sure you take time to buy all your supplies and additional clothing for Sunday's hike. The rest of the morning is yours to do with as you please: For those that prefer a more lesuirely method of transport, there is the opportunity to take a cruise (01286 672 772) Rejoin the group at 2.30pm and depart Caernarfon for the town with the longest place name in the world and get you passport stamped . Following a visit to Conway Bay, famous for it's mussels, it's back to base for some great food. Dinner is served at 7.30pm and the remainder of the evening is followed by visiting some of the entertaining pubs and bars in the town centre. Day Three - Sunday After another hearty breakfast, we set off straight away into Snowdonia National Park (the second largest National Park in Great Britain) to enjoy some Welsh fresh air. Our first stop is at Bedgellart, a beautiful Welsh copper mining village where we go in search of Gellert's grave. Sample some of the award-winning, local ice-cream . . . mmm! - with over 30 flavours to choose from, there's sure to be sonething to tempt you.

57. B & B At Pen-pentre Guest House, Swansea Valley, Wales. Ieuan and Maralyn Davies offer their visitors a warm Welsh welcome, as well as good welsh cooking. Situated in the lovely Upper Swansea Valley, http://www.b-n-b-in-wales.co.uk/

Pen-Pentre Guest House , Neath Rd, Ystradgynlais, Powys. Wales. SA9 1PR. Tel +44 (0) 1639 843013 e-mail ieumar@puntan.freeserve.co.uk Pen-pentre is a well appointed spacious modern bungalow with comfortable bedrooms, some of which have en-suite bathrooms. We offer bed and breakfast, half board and a friendly welcome to all our guests. The Wales Tourist Board have awarded us their rating which reflects the overall quality of our accommodation. Ieuan and Maralyn Davies offer their visitors a warm Welsh welcome, as well as good Welsh cooking. Situated in the lovely Upper Swansea Valley, Pen-Pentre overlooks the small town of Ystradgynlais to the front, whilst enjoying good views of the Brecon Beacons hills and mountains to the rear. Web-site by E-Com Services FastCounter by bCentral

58. The Elm Tree Inn It was a bit of a shame really because I reckon the Welsh Black Beef fillet steak for a fantastic taste of welsh cooking that you don t get very often. http://www.bigcardiff.co.uk/articles.php?article_id=79

59. London Semester Excursions And Trips Wales, around England), doing such things as pony trekking with two nights in a farmhouse in the Brecon Beacons with traditional welsh cooking. http://uwacadweb.uwyo.edu/LondonStudy/trips.htm

London Semester Excursions and Trips Click on any of the following for more information. About the London Semester UW Courses in London Excursions and Trips Internships/Voluntary Service Can I Afford This? Look at London and Britain In addition to your own travel plans, AIFS helps you make arrangements for weekend excursions in Britain (Scotland, Wales, around England), doing such things as "pony trekking with two nights in a farmhouse in the Brecon Beacons with traditional Welsh cooking." AIFS also arranges optional weekend trips to such places as Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stonehenge, Oxford, and Cantenbury. You can do regular Friday excursions for about $65 per half of the semester. These trips include transportation and a guide. It's a great way to see London and the surrounding countryside. Most years the London Semester students and faculty visit Prague. This year an excursion to Prague is scheduled for February 25-28, at a cost of $776. An optional European tour (Brussels, Paris, etc.) before classes begin will and costs $775. Some sources for travel assistance are: Train Travel Passes Ferry Information Travel Planet - Council on International Educational Exchange AIFS has a travel office, Richmond Student Travel Services, Ltd. in Kensington. Another good student travel agency is located right in the University of London Student Union. In both places students may buy low-cost tickets for flights from London to several European cities. International Student cards can be purchased ahead of time or when you are in London, giving you discounts on housing, tickets and student prices for concerts and the theater.

60. Welsh Cooking And Other Cookbooks At Chef2Chef Cookbook Store Cookbooks at C2C Cookbook Store Buy welsh cooking and other Cookbooks here at low prices. Click here for buying information, reviews and descriptions. http://marketplace.chef2chef.net/cookbook-store/Welsh_Cooking/

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