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griddle cake

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The range includes a Brown Ale Truffle, inspired by the world famous beer launched in 1927 to a recipe dreamt up by master brewer Colonel Jim Porter; an Earl Grey Tea Ganache; and a Singing Hinny, which takes its lead from the Northumberland scone-like griddle cake that gets its name from the highpitched noise it makes while cooking.

Celebrating the morsels the North East has fed the world; The Great Exhibition of the North will celebrate the inspired technology, innovations, art and design that have made the region a powerhouse on both the domestic and international stages. Food will also be getting a look-in, as Jane Hall reports

Eat: Benton's ham and corn griddle cake with maple butter; Lemon-strawberry malt dessert with milk-soaked yellow cake and lemon curd

Ox & Son keeps it rustic on Montana

immediately fall down under his own weight and spread out over the surface like a very thin griddle cake...."

July 1939

As we broke the silence that snuck-up while we were eating, the waiter surprised us with a plate of griddle cake topped with a scoop of fresh white cream and cherry sauce, one of the finest deserts I have had in a while.

Fuze's setting tops its sushi

Meanwhile, snug pub bars serve local favourites such as bacon and cabbage, boxty (potato griddle cake), Irish stew and mussels as big as your thumbs.

BLACK GOLD; holidays The best reason to visit Dublin They say Guinness tastes better in Dublin than anywhere else in the world. KEN BENNETT discovers that the black stuff boast isn't just a bit of blarney

Snug pub bars serve local favourites: bacon and cabbage, boxty (potato griddle cake), Irish stew and mussels as big as your thumbs.

Dublin the fun of a city break; Ken Bennett on the sights, sounds and smells of Ireland

FROM Newcastle's tatty ash - a sort of corned beef hash - to Northumberland's singing hinnies - a griddle cake with currants - there are local treats to be had across the UK.

Bitesize Britain; Travel

Hadid jokingly promised to show her appreciation for Lively through griddle cakes and disposable cameras.

Gigi Hadid's birthday wish for Blake Lively will warm your heart!

In Ireland, they are referred to as griddle cakes or boxty, if made with potato.

IT'S WHEN PUSH COMES TO SHROVE; PANCAKE DAY IS FLIPPING BRILLIANT; It's that day when we fill our faces using a recipe that goes back several hundred years. Here we look into its history

She sampled the Welsh griddle cakes made by Village Bakery during a high-profile visit to Cardiff last year when she wowed the crowds with her then fiance, Prince Harry.

'Markle Sparkle' can boost Dubai food sales

These griddle cakes, also called bakestones, are studded with currants, dusted with sugar and a pinch of salt, and best eaten while still warm.

Icing on the cake; Travel

Ms Markle sampled the Welsh griddle cakes made by the Village Bakery during a high-profile visit to Cardiff last week, when she wowed the crowds with her Royal fiance Prince Harry.