A celebration of Irish soda bread

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Created by Mother Linda Mar 1, 2009 at 11:47am. Last updated by Mother Linda May 21.

Peter Ward's Pint Glass Soda Bread

 

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Created by Mother Linda Mar 1, 2009 at 11:48am. Last updated by Mother Linda Mar 1.

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Do you have a favorite soda bread recipe? Join the group--and send it to me for posting in this spot!! Here a simple time-tested recipe with four traditional basic ingredients.

1 lb. (450 grams/3¼ cups) white unbleached white flour
tsp salt
½ tsp. baking soda
12-14 fluid oz. sour milk or buttermilk (350-412 ml)

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That sounds delicious!! If you ever run across the recipe---do post it here. Linda L D said:The first time I ever tried soda bread was when I made a whole wheat version that was in a soup cookbook. I especially enjoyed it with split pea soup!
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The first time I ever tried soda bread was when I made a whole wheat version that was in a soup cookbook. I especially enjoyed it with split pea soup!
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Peter Ward's Pint Glass Soda Bread   This recipe is from Peter Ward, Chairman of Ireland’s Bord Bia Taste Council, artisan food producer and owner of Country Choice in Nenagh, County Tipperary, which is a "mecca for food lovers." Ward promotes Ir...
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This is an example of traditional Irish soda bread, made with only four ingredients: flour, baking soda, salt and buttermilk.
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