Article: A luxury Eccles cake the new taste of North West.(News)

Article: RECIPE OF THE WEEK; Eccles cake and ginger ...
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  November 6, 2009 ;     680 words ... ... makes me a cup of tea and gives me an Eccles cake. And sometimes two. Lovely. But not ... if necessary, but remember that the Eccles cake is already quite sweet. Either serve the Eccles cake cold or reheat in the oven if necessary ...

Dictionary definition: Eccles cake
A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition;      238 words ...Eccles cake Pastry filled with dried fruit, melted butter, and sugar. Named originally for the town of Eccles in greater Manchester.

Article: k F OOD Eccles cake [...].(Features)
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  November 6, 2009 ;     251 words ...k F OOD Eccles cake and ginger custard PAGE 25

Article: News Brief: Death of the Eccles cake.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  July 5, 2007 ;     268 words ...SCORES of traditional British dishes could die out because teenagers simply don't eat them. A Sainsbury's survey said steak and kidney pie, clotted cream and Eccles cake are all virtually off the menu for youngsters.

Article: By 'eck, it's the end of Eccles cake.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  October 18, 2004 ;     361 words ... ... life. They have been dropped by Britain's biggest baker, Greggs, because they are being outsold by Danish pastries. The Eccles cake, which takes its name from a Greater Manchester town, consists of a calorie-loaded mix of dried fruit, sugar and butter ...

Article: Stephen Jackson's recipe for Eccles Cake; Out & ...
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England);  September 5, 2008 ;     512 words ...To serve four people you will need: 4 6in x 6in sheets of flaky, or puff pastry, rolled to about 1/2 cm. thickness A little fresh milk A little unrefined golden caster sugar 100g butter 220g unrefined light muscovado sugar 450g currants 120g plump sultanas 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/2 tsp ground ginger 1/2

Article: British Library is in money with slice of [pounds sterling]10m ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  November 28, 2003 ;     471 words ...THE BRITISH Library is about to receive the lion's share of a [pounds sterling]10 million bequest from an American bibliophile, Mary Viscountess Eccles, in a surprise move that will change the face of the country's literary heritage. Lady Eccles, who died in New Jersey in August aged 91, had one