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Laverbread (/ˈleɪvər-, ˈlɑːvər-/; Welsh: bara
lafwr or bara lawr; Irish: sleabhac) is a food
product made from laver, an
edible seaweed (littoral alga)...
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umbilicalis that grew in the seas
around Wales and was
harvested for food (
laverbread), as in ****an. Her work was
discovered by ****anese
scientists who applied...
- specifically, it
belongs to red
algae phylum of
laver species (from
which comes laverbread),
comprising approximately 70 species. It
grows in the
intertidal zone...
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plastic two-pronged fork. A meal of ****les
fried with bacon,
served with
laverbread, is
known as a
traditional Welsh breakfast.
Boiled ****les (sometimes...
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Porphyra umbilicalis, a
species of
edible seaweed traditionally used to make
laverbread River Laver, a
river in
North Yorkshire,
England Laver Cup, an international...
- "laver", is a
species of
edible seaweed in the
genus Porphyra used to make
laverbread. The
seaweed is
commonly found around the west
coast of
Great Britain...
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breakfast from the
other "full"
variations are ****les (Welsh: cocs) and
laverbread (Welsh: bara
lafwr or bara lawr) (an
edible seaweed purée
often mixed...
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their ingredients and/or history,
dishes such as cawl,
Welsh rarebit,
laverbread,
Welsh cakes, bara
brith and
Glamorgan sausage have all been regarded...
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oldest Welsh publication still in print.
Traditional Welsh dishes include laverbread (made from
Porphyra umbilicalis, an
edible seaweed), bara
brith (fruit...
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contain other ingredients such as
scallions (spring onions), l****s,
laverbread,
onions and chives. Some
recipes substitute cabbage with kale.
There are...
