Does anyone know where to buy Soda Bread Please

freespirit


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 13:49

Thanks in advance

Ballyboffin


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 14:17

I wouldn't think that you could buy it in TRNC, though it is really easy to make it yourself.

CyprusChill


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 14:23

We now make our own and its just like being home again !!! just the smell of the baking brings a smile.



http://www.sodabread.org.uk/

CarrieRBag



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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 14:31

I haven't made it for years, but will again now.. thanks

freespirit


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 14:43

Thanks for that CyprusChill, where do you buy the wholemeal flour & buttermilk from?

Deniz1


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 15:06

If you cant find buttermilk use ayran

scoobydoo


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 15:24

I have to admit to buying my wholemeal and grain flours in Carrefour

Ballyboffin


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 15:48

Sorry Deniz1, Ayran is too salty, I have tried it and the bread was inedible. You can use ordinary milk soured with a little lemon juice, add the lemon and let it stand for about 15 minutes, it will become thick like buttermilk.

Also it isn't neccessary to use wholemeal flour, ordinary self raising ( Kek Un ) will do. Google 'Soda Bread' and there are lots of recipes, some even have video instructions.

Lilli



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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 16:11

Oh you lot have given me cravings for soda bread. thanks for the receipe x

Carndi


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 16:16

STOP.

I have to have an Ulster fry with a couple of ' farls ' and some ' tati ' bread.

Lilli



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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 16:19

Carndi, what I wouldnt give for that right now x

freespirit


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 17:36

thanks everyone, will attempt to make some over the weekend

donaghadee3


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 18:19

Hi Lili

How about having an Irish get together (North &South) people meeting up at Guidos sometime!!!!



xxx Paddy

Deniz1


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 20:20

I make my own ayran so its not salty.

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 20:39

Right.. that's it... an Ulster Fry .. in Ulster.. I've gotta go 'home' for one...



re Buttermilk.. I'll try the tip re the lemon juice, but would love to know if you can get it in the UK



Bring on the 'naughty breakfast'...

racoonchic



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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 21:12

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sexy starchy bread.. have you tried potato bread as its even better toasted with a few scores and then soaked in butter..

Ballyboffin


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Message Posted:
21/01/2011 21:32

Hey ya boy ye 6xm's. 'Bout ye mate?



Of course you can get lemon juice in the UK! Any supermarket sells it, failing that there are wee yella things called lemons that you can get and extract the juice yerself......



Buttermilk, you can buy in most supermarkets, well certainly here in this wee part of the UK you can. Jeez you can even get it across the BORDER Hmmmmmm..



I think that if you check M&S bread shelves you can even buy it ready made, well you can in civilised parts of the UK.



BTW I can do a really good Ulster as Lilli and Guido can verify X Let me know when you are in Ballyw or Ozankoy next!



XXX Pat XXX

spider


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Message Posted:
22/01/2011 23:45

Found this one for you, might even give it a go myself too



http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/type-of-dish/vegetarian-food/soured-cream-soda-bread.html





Good luck.





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