I love bread baking for a variety of reasons. It makes my home smell wonderful and it nourishes my spirit as well as my body. I’m also very Irish and Soda Bread was something I grew up with while visiting my grandparents.
I found that when I started my Trim Healthy Mama life style I was avoiding breads at all costs, a mindset I had learned when doing Atkins previously. Bread is not bad for you especially when it is made with the proper ingredients and techniques. Thank heavens for this lifestyle!!
When the oven is warm sprinkle the dough with the salt and soda then integrate the dry ingredients into the bread dough.
Irish Soda Bread Recipe From Ireland
***Gluten will have formed, so try to combine the ingredients evenly by folding and cutting them into the dough with your fingers.
The dough will be very acidic so the soda will immediately become active. Turn the dough on to your baking pan and slice the top.
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Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.Soda Bread. It is not in the least bit authentic. At least that is what the internet would lead one to believe, should one be interested in researching Irish Soda Bread. Which I was. Anyone who knows me will tell you – I have to know
. If I don’t already know it, I look it up, which is what I was doing when I found out that no one in Ireland eats this sort of soda bread. Not a big deal, because neither do they celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. We don’t actually celebrate it either – much like the Super Bowl, we are just here for the food.
The real deal Irish Soda Bread isn’t this sweet and it has no raisins or caraway seeds. So, should any Irish folks wander into this blog – I get that this isn’t real Irish Soda Bread. This Americanized version is what I grew up with though, and what I’ve been craving for the past couple weeks. We went to Catholic church and school growing up – St. Patrick’s to be precise. And I have to say at that point in time we did indeed celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Gluten Free Brown Soda Bread
For church suppers during the month of March, and our Mom made it at home as well. What did we know – there were far more Italian people at St. Pat’s than Irish, and we ourselves, are German with some Scottish and a few other things thrown in. Anyway, I tweaked it around a bit [shocking of me, I know!] and came up with this sweet and and satisfying version.
But first – let us admire the lovely caraway seed, with it’s symmetrical little stripes. They’ve always looked like tiny bananas to me.
I don’t think you have to be celebrating anything to enjoy this, but if you are, this bread will make it better!
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Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.Soda Bread. It is not in the least bit authentic. At least that is what the internet would lead one to believe, should one be interested in researching Irish Soda Bread. Which I was. Anyone who knows me will tell you – I have to know
. If I don’t already know it, I look it up, which is what I was doing when I found out that no one in Ireland eats this sort of soda bread. Not a big deal, because neither do they celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. We don’t actually celebrate it either – much like the Super Bowl, we are just here for the food.
The real deal Irish Soda Bread isn’t this sweet and it has no raisins or caraway seeds. So, should any Irish folks wander into this blog – I get that this isn’t real Irish Soda Bread. This Americanized version is what I grew up with though, and what I’ve been craving for the past couple weeks. We went to Catholic church and school growing up – St. Patrick’s to be precise. And I have to say at that point in time we did indeed celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Gluten Free Brown Soda Bread
For church suppers during the month of March, and our Mom made it at home as well. What did we know – there were far more Italian people at St. Pat’s than Irish, and we ourselves, are German with some Scottish and a few other things thrown in. Anyway, I tweaked it around a bit [shocking of me, I know!] and came up with this sweet and and satisfying version.
But first – let us admire the lovely caraway seed, with it’s symmetrical little stripes. They’ve always looked like tiny bananas to me.
I don’t think you have to be celebrating anything to enjoy this, but if you are, this bread will make it better!
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