Scoil: Ashfield
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- Múinteoir: Eilís Latimer
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“In olden times boxty and sowens were often made but they are rarely made now.”
In olden times boxty and sowens were often made but they are rarely made now.
For making sowens the first thing that is done is an equal quantity of seeds and oaten meal are steeped for about three days. Then the seeds and meal are strained and the liquid is boiled until it thickens.
Boxty Bread.
First potatoes are boiled and peeled, then an equal quantity of raw potatoes are peeled and grated. Then the boiled potatoes and grated ones are mixed and a little flour added. It is baked about three or four hours.
Some people make boxty bread for Hallow Ee'n
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