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34:, is based on ingredients grown, raised or collected on or around the peninsula. The cuisine is based on fresh ingredients with recipes based around a fish or meat dish. Until the twentieth century, the peninsula was virtually cut off from other markets due to poor roads, and no rail connection. The result was that Gower became self-sufficient in food.
884:. This project aims to analyse the capacity and needs of local agriculture and food sectors and engage the wider community using the leader approach. The plan is to support the diversification of the rural economy, enhance prosperity at a local level, and develop the area's identity as a high-quality food-producing area able to supply local markets.
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Meat and game can be bought at a number of local butchers' shops. Paul Tucker and Son trade at
Penclawdd, selling locally sourced beef, lamb (including Llanrhidian salt marsh lamb), poultry, and pork, and their own bacon, faggots, and award-winning beef and lamb burgers. Howells is another Penclawdd
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Marsh on its eastern side, which is a saltwater marsh. The eastern bank is a high stone wall about 10-12 feet high. Cattle graze the freshwater marsh and sheep graze the saltwater marsh giving the local delicacy of Gower salt marsh lamb. In 2014 the sea breached the
Causeway and is slowly reclaiming
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in Gower is a 5-star hotel which became one of
Britain's first restaurants to source all its ingredients within a 10-mile radius, being ideally situated in the middle of the Gower's fertile farmlands and close to the sea. The restaurant also uses vegetables from its own walled garden and eggs from
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Farm sells Gower salt-marsh lamb. In
Swansea, Gower butcher Hugh Philips and his family have had a stall at Swansea Market since 1878, when his grandfather started the business. Meat is sourced from the family farm in Gower and neighbouring farms. They specialise in Welsh lamb, seasonal salt-marsh
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is an important supply area. Thousands of cases of cauliflowers are transported from here to shops nationwide during the winter months. Local farmers' markets and
Swansea Market sell fresh Gower vegetables, as do farms such as Nicholaston Farm, owned by the Beynon family, which supplies asparagus,
529:, using larger-meshed sieves on the cockle beds. Cockles need to be thoroughly washed clean, and cooked, so it is best to buy them from a cockle producer. Fresh cockles should be soaked in a bowl of lightly salted water for 24 hours so that they clean themselves naturally. A spoonful of
983:. These were cut into slices and sold at the wedding supper to the young men, who would present them to maidens of their choice. The girls would display their collection of currant slices later in the evening, and the girl with the largest number of slices would be declared the
596:. Fishing usually occurred only during the winter months of December, January and February. During years of peak production, oysters were almost the basic food of many Mumbles households and often the first food of Mumbles-born youngsters. They were often fried in an
442:, but a hen crab can have delicately flavoured dark meat. When buying crabs, it is best to select a smaller specimen that is heavy for its size, and has a solid, firm shell. Crab makes a good soup, especially in season, when they are relatively cheap. They also make
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The combination of geology and climate means that Gower is well known for its root, and other, vegetables. These include potatoes, cauliflower, and swedes. In the case of cauliflower, a frost-free climate is required when the curd is developing. The area around
278:. The beef is supplied locally to restaurants, such as the Fairy Hill Hotel. In the 21st century, Welsh black beef is being newly appreciated; it is believed to be one of the most ancient breeds in Britain, resembling cattle existing in the country before the
380:(which also collectively includes lobstering) was a traditional Gower craft. The true crabber used only his hands to pull out crabs from holes that he knew so well that he could find them at night. A hook, traditionally made from the back of a worn out
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collected from
Swansea Bay on sale at Swansea Market. Most British whelks are exported to the Far East, they are low in calories and high in protein and vitamin B12 and can be included in a stir fry or sautéed with garlic butter and
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In a 2005 survey of 11,000 homes, responses indicated that most Gower residents knew about local produce and said they would be willing to pay a premium for Gower produce. Weekly Gower
Farmers' markets, local farm shops and a Gower
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644:. In 1871 there were 188 Mumbles boats licensed to dredge for oysters, but by 1934 only two remained. Over-fishing and pollution ended the industry in the 1930s, but stocks now seem to be regenerating. A modern oyster starter is
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and
Penclawdd have been working the cockle beds of the Burry Inlet for generations. The cooked cockles are then sold in Swansea and are one of the specialities of Swansea Market Cockles are removed from the sand when the
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are exposed at low tide. The cockle gatherers follow the receding tide and, while the mud is covered by a very shallow layer of water, they gather the cockles by hand, raking them out of the sand assisted by a
229:. On the sandstone areas, such as Cefn Bryn, Davies comments: "The sheep feeding thereon are noted for fineness of wool and well-flavoured mutton." Of particular note is the quality of the lamb grazing on the
1477:"Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1547 of 26 July 2023 entering a name in the register of protected designations of origin and protected geographical indications ('Gower Salt Marsh Lamb' (PDO))"
454:. Crabs and lobsters can be bought at Swansea Market. The male lobster is best used for salads, as it has large claws containing succulent meat. Female lobster is better for dishes with sauces, as the
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is the only independent chocolate shop in the area; it is located in
Mumbles, in the former house of Captain Dunn. It specialises in gourmet and luxury chocolates, including those made in Wales.
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is an artisan fudge produced in
Penclawdd using locally sourced ingredients including Gwyr Gin. It can be found in shops all across Gower or ordered directly from www.gowerfudge.co.uk.
128:, or homestead. All rights of grazing, common pasture, and arable allocations stemmed from this system. The Norman and Welsh areas of Gower were roughly divided by the common lands of
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dish was, according to Pressdee, heavy on oysters and light on beef, because oysters were so cheap. It delivered a double punch, with a rich oyster sauce as an accompaniment
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when the tide recedes. One of the most famous local shrimpers was a blind fisherman from Mumbles. He was very accomplished at netting prawns and his portrait hangs in the
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and fruit. Livestock kept included sheep, cattle, pigs, geese, fowl and bees. Many Gower villages were self-sufficient in food, and residents paid a yearly rent to the
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in the water assists the purging process. Traditionally, cockles formed part of a breakfast with Welsh bacon and eggs. However, as the cockle is a small
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rock provides many holes and ledges where crabs and lobster hide. The best crabs are caught under ledges. Welsh lobster fishermen often catch crabs as a
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minister William Griffiths said in 1819 of the Mabsant festivities: 'It was an ungodly gathering and a meeting of the devil for drinking and dancing.'
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competitions. Children would collect oyster shells from visitors buying oysters from stalls on the sea front. They would use the shells to build a
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loam, of good tenacity in some places; in others, on a few degrees of declivity, light and somewhat sandy, so as to be occasionally damaged by the
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is said by Pressdee to be one of Gower's most beautiful sea fish; it thrives in rough weather and can be caught in the rock gullies of the Gower
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and being sufficient for four. No one in the village was forgotten, and Tin-meat portions were distributed to anyone unable to attend.
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of the cock-chaffer. It produces with good management, plenty of all kinds of grain, and swards naturally with the sweetest grasses".
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would sing a formal invitation at the homes of those invited. On the eve of the wedding, relatives would visit and bring gifts of
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in the summer, and this can be inexpensive. They can be eaten with charred vegetables grilled on the traditional flat
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showing the limestone rock strata and coves which were once subject to crabbing and the cliffs of which are grazed by
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1828:"Maddocks' Cakes from Wales: Gower's Latest Tea Room Opens in Southgate, Pennard on Friday 9th October 2009 at 11am"
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lamb, and traditional beef breeds, such as the Welsh Black. They also make home-made sausages.
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Gower meat selection at La Braseria restaurant, Swansea
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give the dish the bulk needed for hard-working locals.
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Line caught Sea Bass from Gower sold at Swansea Market
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The area has a mild climate due to the effects of the
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1918:"Farmers' Markets in Swansea Bay, Mumbles and Gower"
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Gower cauliflowers on sale at a Swansea Market stall
1712:King, P., E., & Osborn, A., "Oyster Dredging",
839:(last Saturday of each month, April to September),
458:inside gives great depth to the flavour of sauces.
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1096:Our wassail is made of the good ale and cake (too)
882:Rural Swansea Action: Local Food for Local Markets
747:has been at Swansea Market for three generations.
653:can be caught in summer and autumn in gullies and
53:. Much of the agricultural produce is now sold at
1455:"Gower salt marsh lamb receives protected status"
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373:Laverbread and cockles on sale at Swansea Market
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1511:, Graig Farm website, Retrieved 1 December 2009
1107:And so my good neighbours we'll drink unto thou
580:Two of the most important beds were located at
576:have existed in South Wales since the reign of
1111:Pray let us come in for it's cold by the door
1109:Besides all on earth, you have apples in store
77:for fishing rights. In south and west Gower a
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2570:Cardiff International Food and Drink Festival
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1152:Food magazine for Swansea, Gower and Llanelli
849:The Gower Wildflower and Local Produce Centre
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775:visitors can pick their own strawberries. At
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1674:Lloyd, D., "The Penclawdd Cockle Industry",
1092:A-wassail, a-wassail throughout all the town
497:Originally, the cockles were collected by a
221:Hugh Phillips, Gower Butcher, Swansea Market
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1094:Our cup it is white and our ale it is brown
964:made from chopped mutton and currants. The
513:is used. Gathering cockles is regulated by
391:The limestone coast of south Gower east of
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1378:"Tucker's Fresh and Frozen Seafood"
1053:would celebrate 1 September with a
960:, and Llanmadog's speciality was a
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1553:Hayward, J., "Seaweeds of Gower",
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1180:Interview with chef Hywel Griffith
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1024:Give me an answer and I'll be gone
41:Wheat field near Paviland in Gower
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2734:The Beaufort Arms Hotel, Monmouth
2585:Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival
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1176:article in The Guild of Fine Food
948:'s Church, which is known as the
928:. Each village had a traditional
745:Tucker's Fresh and Frozen Seafood
646:Gratin of Oysters with Herb Crust
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2540:The Big Welsh Bite Food Festival
2185:Cuisine of the Vale of Glamorgan
2143:Food and drink industry of Wales
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1262:Cuisine of the Vale of Glamorgan
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1124:in c 1840, from an engraving by
912:Old recipe book from Llangennith
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835:Farmers markets can be found at
604:. They could also be eaten in a
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406:, and Johnny "Crab" Beynon, of
255:Protected Designation of Origin
5962:Geology of the Gower Peninsula
5043:Historical Indian subcontinent
2625:Welsh Perry and Cider Festival
1532:"Hugh Phillips, Gower Butcher"
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509:and flat cart, and nowadays a
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2760:Carmarthenshire County Museum
2610:Neath Food and Drink Festival
2575:Cardigan Bay Seafood Festival
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1031:If you haven't got a ha'penny
712:often land big quantities of
553:. Every year Swansea holds a
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5967:Gower Ornithological Society
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2550:Brecon Beacons Food Festival
1993:. Retrieved 2 November 2009
1727:"Coakley-Greene Fishmongers"
1601:Welsh Icons – Food and Drink
1416:"Restaurant's air miles cut"
1022:Give me some or give me none
1020:Every good lady give me some
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622:The Old Gladstone Restaurant
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5227:List of historical cuisines
5063:History of alcoholic drinks
3080:Lowcountry (South Carolina)
2716:Simon Wright (restaurateur)
2600:Monmouthshire Food Festival
2545:Bite Food Festival, Cardiff
2052:Traditional Food From Wales
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4514:Trinidadian and Tobagonian
2160:Cuisine of Carmarthenshire
1457:. BBC News. 11 August 2021
1237:Cuisine of Carmarthenshire
1182:article in The Independent
1164:article in The Independent
1027:If you haven't got a penny
831:Farmers' markets and farms
708:as it searches for crabs.
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1130:National Library of Wales
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492:National Library of Wales
116:land holding but Gower's
6043:Will Jones (rugby union)
5133:Scottish royal household
5078:History of vegetarianism
3316:Central African Republic
2565:Caerphilly Food Festival
2560:Caernarfon Food Festival
2180:Cuisine of Pembrokeshire
2175:Cuisine of Monmouthshire
1507:21 December 2009 at the
1252:Cuisine of Pembrokeshire
1247:Cuisine of Monmouthshire
1018:Souly Souly, Christendom
810:rue Taste of Wales award
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663:Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
630:Oysters Fried with Bacon
2620:Pembrokeshire Fish Week
2555:Beaumaris Food Festival
1442:"Gower Salt Marsh Lamb"
1174:Wales fine food cluster
1158:Knowledge audio article
618:William Ewart Gladstone
505:, this was replaced by
6073:Mark Thomas (composer)
6028:Thomas Johnes (priest)
5058:History of agriculture
2646:Bobby Freeman (writer)
2634:Chefs and food writers
2605:Narberth Food Festival
2595:Lampeter Food Festival
2394:Champion Beer of Wales
2267:Cadwalader's Ice Cream
1997:2 October 2011 at the
1689:"Whelkome to Weymouth"
1502:"Organic Beef Rearing"
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2615:Newport Food Festival
2419:Otley Brewing Company
2409:Hurns Brewing Company
2333:Peter's Food Services
2165:Cuisine of Ceredigion
1537:29 April 2010 at the
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5033:Historical Argentine
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3100:Pacific Northwestern
2753:Heritage collections
2497:Welsh Mountain Sheep
2469:Breeds and varieties
1571:"Laverbread Recipes"
410:. Margaret Ann wore
397:Welsh Mountain sheep
359:porphyra umbilicalis
298:the freshwater marsh
265:Welsh Mountain sheep
161:Board of Agriculture
5874:Parc Cwm long cairn
5048:Historical Japanese
4883:Transylvanian Saxon
4751:Indigenous American
2656:Henry Jones (baker)
2535:Big Cheese Festival
2384:Breconshire Brewery
2352:Drinks and drinking
2260:Desserts and cheese
1972:on 13 December 2009
1924:on 10 February 2009
1838:on 13 December 2009
1737:on 1 September 2009
1678:, Volume XXXV, 1984
1481:European Commission
1388:on 1 September 2009
1029:a ha'penny will do.
735:A great variety of
267:grazing at Rhossili
5936:Mumbles Lighthouse
5905:Oystermouth Castle
5442:Geographical areas
5128:Korean royal court
5073:History of seafood
5038:Historical Chinese
5013:Antebellum America
4853:Pennsylvania Dutch
3465:Equatorial Guinean
3435:Dominican Republic
2701:Luke Thomas (chef)
2492:Welsh Black cattle
2359:Ancre Hill Estates
2190:Cuisine of Swansea
1868:on 11 October 2009
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1607:on 2 February 2014
1577:. Ashburnham Works
1257:Cuisine of Swansea
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4203:Papua New Guinean
3001:Intercontinental
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2765:Ceredigion Museum
2691:S. Minwel Tibbott
2399:Felinfoel Brewery
2389:Bryncelyn Brewery
2272:Caerphilly cheese
2226:Glamorgan sausage
1808:on 20 August 2010
1716:, Volume 20, 1969
1203:“Flying the Nest”
1049:Until the 1880s,
985:Belle of the Ball
209:beans, and peas.
157:old red sandstone
112:consolidated the
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5917:
5915:Penrice Castle
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5910:Pennard Castle
5907:
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5569:Mewslade Bay
5559:Horton Beach
5509:Langland Bay
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5196:Note by Note
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3247:Saint Helena
3237:Gibraltarian
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2477:Welsh apples
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2369:Boss Brewing
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