bakestone
1Bakestone — Bakestones are cut flat stones that can be placed on a fire or stove to cook cakes of various kinds. In Wales, a bakestone is also known as a griddle, especially in South Wales. The Northern tradition in areas such as Saddleworth was for oatcakes …
2Bakestone Moor — Infobox UK place country = England static static image caption= View towards Bakestone Moor. latitude = 53.281 longitude = 1.213 map type = Derbyshire official name = Bakestone Moor population = shire district = Bolsover shire county = Derbyshire …
3bakestone bakery product — padinis duonos ar pyrago kepinys statusas Aprobuotas sritis duonos ir miltiniai gaminiai apibrėžtis Specialaus vežimėlio lentynoje, ant kepimo skardos arba tiesiog ant krosnies pado keptas duonos ar pyrago kepinys. atitikmenys: angl. bakestone… …
4bakestone — bake·stone …
5bakestone — ˈbākˌstōn, stən noun : a flat piece of stone or iron formerly used for baking (as of scones, cakes, or tarts) …
6Welsh cake — Welsh cakes (Welsh: picau ar y maen , pice bach , cacen gri or teisen radell ) are traditional Welsh snacks.The cakes are also known as bakestones within Wales because they are traditionally cooked on a bakestone (Welsh: maen ), a cast iron… …
7Pastel galés — Pasteles galeses caseros. Los pasteles galeses o tortas galesas (en inglés Welsh cakes, en galés picau ar y maen, pice bach, cacen gri o teisen radell) son aperitivos tradicionales de la cocina galesa. También se conocen como bakestones en Gales… …
8Cuisine of Gower — The cuisine of Gower, a peninsula in south Wales, 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. The peninsula was virtually… …
9Baxandall — Recorded in several forms, this an English surname. It is locational from Baxenden near Accrington in East Lancashire, the suffix den having practically the same meaning as dale , meaning a valley and being interchangeable in the district. The… …
10Baxendale — This is an Anglo Saxon surname, and is locational from Baxenden near Accrington in East Lancashire, the suffix den having practically the same meaning as dale , meaning a valley and being interchangeable in the district. The placename means… …
