Darina Allen: Here's how to make Ballymaloe Halloween Barmbrack

Everyone loves a barmbrack
Darina Allen: Here's how to make Ballymaloe Halloween Barmbrack

This is a more modern version of barmbrack.

Sun, 30 Oct, 2022 - 17:52
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Darina Allen

Darina Allen is co-founder of the Ballymaloe Cookery School and more recently the Ballymaloe Organic Farm School in Shanagarry, East Cork.

Everyone in Ireland loves a barmbrack, perhaps because it brings back lots of memories of excitement and games at Halloween.

When the barmbrack was cut, everyone waited in anticipation to see what they’d find in their slice: a stick, a pea, a ring, a piece of cloth and what it meant for their future.

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