Some Welsh Delicacies

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1. Definitely my favourite cake, this is a mix of flour, butter, egg, milk and dried fruit, cooked on a bakestone. Welsh cakes or pice ar y maen Dundee cake Lardy bread or cake Eccles cakes

2. Cheese and onion or leek are the core ingredients of these cylindrical Welsh delicacies which are fried or sometimes baked or grilled, and enjoyed at any time of the day. What are they called? Glamorgan Sausage Cock a Leekie Soup Caerphilly Cheese Tubes Bubble and Squeak

3. When I was little, I thought this Welsh savory delicacy came from volcanoes. In fact, it is made from seaweed - what is it called? Pahoehoe pie Tectonic plate Laverbread Cinder cakes

4. Not strictly a Welsh fish, this sea trout is nevertheless caught in many Welsh rivers, and enjoyed as the centrepiece of many a Welsh dish. What fish is it? sewin Welsh Salmon whit wat scrout

5. Literally, this Welsh delicacy is known as "speckled" or "spotted" bread. How is this tea time favourite known in the native Welsh tongue? Egg bread Bara brith Spotted dick Bara lawr

6. Take what's left of the Sunday roast, boil it up (bones and all) with some vegetables (there must be leeks in there somewhere!) and serve with fresh bread and cheese. What is this most Welsh of broths known as in Wales? Cawl Plwmp Pastai Sheep hoof broth

7. Wales' only Single Malt Whiskey distillery is based in a small village near Merthyr Tydfil. A famous Welsh folk hero, hanged in Cardiff Gaol in 1831 for his part in the Merthyr Uprising, shares a surname with both the village and the whiskey - what is it? Nyth Bran Money Chartist Penderyn

8. Although many parts of the UK can lay claim to this next delicacy, it is a nutritious dish often eaten by Welsh miners. Offal based, it is also known as Welsh pork meatballs - and for quizzers in some parts of the world, their name may raise a bit of a snigger! What are they called? Faggots Knock up kidneys Liver sausage Fanny Flobalob

9. This is definitely a Cardiff pie, first baked in Grangetown, Cardiff in 1909. Bristol also lays a claim to being the home of this pie, but the website states that it started in Cardiff - and it's still going strong here (and in Bristol). Shares a name with the man who scored a famous goal in a Cardiff shirt v Real Madrid in 1971 - before he moved to Bristol! What is this pie? Toshack Pie Ferguson Pie Clarks Pie Taff Pie

10. Our final Welsh delicacy probably qualifies on name alone, as it's served in many parts of the world. Cheese based, the Welsh version has chopped leeks, mustard, ale and Worcester Sauce added to it, melted to a sauce, and served on toasted bread. What is it known as? Welsh rabbit or rarebit Cacen Cymreig Welsh Black Caerphilly Cheese pie