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Interesting.
mealdates 7 months ago
thats not irish soda bread ur making there luv
MsPlumpudding 9 months ago
There is definitely not enough liquid in that mix!
You can see that the dough hasnt risen properly and when its cut the texture looks solid.
Also,when adding the wet mix to the dry with soda bread,You cant be waiting round for fruit to soak! You have to get it in the oven double quick before the bicarb reaction fizzles out.
cossythepoacher 9 months ago
Dry? Yeah! Does this even work?
JeffsBev 10 months ago
not the same as our soda farls
carsieplg 1 year ago
Yum! Thanks for sharing!
LoveMyPhilly 1 year ago
I am irish and live in Northern ireland and i wanted to say great job. . would enjoy this would a nice cup of tea and clotted cream i coat mine with butermilk and one egg delish
zachman0213 1 year ago
this isnt traditional soda bread. looks good anyway tho.
agh668 1 year ago
great recipes, thanks
listentothebutter 3 years ago
are you irish?
verrysherri23 3 years ago
No, though I love the culture!! I'm Italian...
ilovetocookalot 3 years ago
@verrysherri23 - Jesus! Of course she's Italian!
CaledoniaLady 1 year ago
I love that you chose to make something in keeping with the theme of a holiday! I can only imagine the way the larder is loaded at your house around Christmastime!
joshryker 3 years ago
Happy St. Patricks Day to EVERYONE AND YOU MARIA!
watermelon165 3 years ago
Happy St. Patricks Day to you too
purpleodd007 3 years ago
looks good!
love9boy 3 years ago