Thank You: Welsh Cookies

As another Scranton native, I am not surprised to see all of us here with Welsh Cookie recipes.  I have a few of them as my grandmas and aunts all made them.  The church I grew up in made them each week too. (Dr. Jones United Church of Christ).  I love making them and of course, they must be enjoyed with a good cup of tea...my favorite being Earl Gray. Like Michael I remember the cookies being called a name I knew wasn't English.  I believe it comes from the Welsh "Teisen lap" which might translate to something like flat cake. I am going to make some this weekend!

Thanks for the happy memories!

Gayle Thorpe Baar
Irving, Texas

Reviews and Replies:
1	ISO: Cookies from Wales
	INES AMBROSONI

2	Recipe: Welsh Cookies for Ines
	T/TX

3	Welsh Cookies. I have 3 different ones from my Welsh relatives
	Nancy Williams Holliman, Huntsville, AL

4	ISO: Welsh Cookie recipes
	Catherine Port St Lucie FL

5	Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies - Thanks a lot! I made them and they taste delicious. (nt)
	Ines Ambrosoni from Uruguay

6	ISO: Welsh cookies
	Cindy, CA

7	Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies
	Morgan

8	ISO: ISO Welsh cookie recipes
	Sandra Williams

9	re: Welsh Cookies from Scranton
	Michael Babcock Massachusetts

10	Thank You: Welsh Cookies
	Gayle Thorpe Baar, Texas

11	Thank You: Welsh Cookies from Scranton, Pa.
	Nancy McKeon-Smith

12	Thank You: welsh cookies from scranton
	nancy mckeon smith st. augustine, fl

13	ISO: Welsh Cookie Variations from Scranton
	Phil Ryan, Miami , Florida

14	ISO: Welsh Cookies
	Sandy - Syracuse New York

15	Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies
	Gayle Thorpe Baar, Irving Texas