
Wondering what on earth an eccles cake is? Wonder no more. Here they are, a cross between a butter tart, baklava, and raisin tart only made with currants. Oozing sugary buttery goodness, a traditional English treat. Sometimes called a fly's graveyard (because of the way they look, with the wee studs of fruit ) they are often paired with lancashire cheese but delicious, absolutely delicious by themselves.!



Mmmmm, eccles cakes are lovely and my Mum's favourite. Very similar to Banbury cakes which is where I'm from. Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross - ever heard the nursery rhyme?
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