The only bread recipe I have is my mam's Irish soda bread that I make when I'm homesick. Let me know if you want it.
jubli,
Apr 26, 2:16am
yes please post it - I would love to try it Thanks
carriebradshaw,
Apr 26, 2:49am
Irish soda bread
450g wholemeal flour 175g plain flour 1 rounded teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt buttermilk-about 450ml
Preheat oven to 200c. Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl. Stir in the buttermilk to make a soft dough. Put on a board dusted with w/meal flour and knead lightly until its smooth underneath. Form the dough into a circle about 1 1/2 inches thick. Mark the top of the dough with a deep cross. Bake for about 40 mins, until it sounds hollow on the bottom.
Tip-when the bread is cool, wrap it in a tea towel. It's the best way to keep it. Hope you like it. It is quite a heavy bread, perfect with hearty winter soups or gorgeous with smoked salmon.
cookessentials,
Apr 26, 2:52am
I used to do a great bread in terracotta pots - I still have the pots packed away, my husband found them the other day and then popped them away again, but they came with a great wee recipe. I would have to find them for you and then post.
korbo,
Apr 26, 4:15am
cookes... are they the pots from a lady who makes them in Havelock North. ? ? ? i have some of hers, plus other cooking pots she makes. had them for nearly 30 yers and still going well.
cookessentials,
Apr 26, 5:52am
Oh, I dont know, but was given them as a set of two back in 1983 as a 1st wedding anniversary present from Mum & Dad- they came in a pair in a hesian sack.
beaker59,
Apr 26, 6:20am
Buzzy had some good bread tips but she's banned now isn't she?
hoffy10,
Apr 26, 1:30pm
Thank you for your recipe carriebradshaw.
glenj,
Apr 26, 3:50pm
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Community/MessageBoard/Messages. asp x? id=6
hoffy10,
Apr 26, 5:16pm
glenj thank You so much for this Thread above very Helpful.
elliehen,
Apr 26, 5:24pm
carriebradshaw, thanks for this - I love a quick soda bread. Thanks to everyone who posts any kind of home bread-making recipe with encouragement to eat and enjoy :)
elliehen,
Apr 26, 7:11pm
Bumped for hoffy10 and beaker 59 - one of the many diverse bread threads in Recipes. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Community/MessageBoard/Messages. asp x? id=131&p=23
greerg,
Mar 11, 12:06am
Re post 9 - I have used these recipes of Julie's and find them really good.
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