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Pontefract cake

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Pontefract cake
n
(Cookery) another name for pomfret1
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Its jammy and smoky nose will repay the effort, however, as will the soft elderberry and sloe fruit and the finish that exudes the liquorice flavours of Pontefract cakes.
WINE SELLER by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Timothy's dish of pan-roasted loin of Round Green Farm venison served with a little cottage pie, roasted baby vegetables and a Pontefract cake wowed judges when he took part in a cook-off at Harvey Nichols in Leeds earlier this month.
Timothy hits a hot streak in cook-off; Prizewinner uses county's foods by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Black as a Pontefract cake at the bottom of a coal shed, star and writer Sharon Horgan's sitcom about a late twenty-something womanwho jilts her boring fiance after her hen night fizzeswith sharp lines and great performances.
Last Night's TV by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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