Bread Thread

[Nunavut Patrick]

Love proper French baguettes.

Toasted light rye bread with butter and Earl Grey tea.

Bacon and tomato sandwich, thinly spread mayo on lightly toasted 100% whole wheat.

 

Bread, of course, was invented to sop up bacon drippings.

[Remmie]

Champ, got a decent Soda bread recipe?

[Rushies tash]

Champ, got a decent Soda bread recipe?

The mother in law used to make soda bread (she's from Galway) - it was fucking lovely. I'll try and find out how she did it. In the meantime, Mrs Tash has followed this with decent results

 

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1432/irish-soda-bread

 

I wouldn't worry about the oats too much though.

[General Dryness]

Do a Google for manx bonnag.

[Remmie]

I've decided what I was looking for wasn't Soda bread but Soda Farls, fucking love those tasty bastards. Might still give the Soda bread a go aswell at some point too.

 

Recently been making Plaited loaves using Paul Hollywood's mix, certainly looks the part when it's done.

[Remmie]

Do a Google for manx bonnag.

This has all the hallmarks of a trap...

[General Dryness]

This has all the hallmarks of a trap...

 

Haha not at all mate. Its traditional manx soda bread, I just couldn't post a link earlier as I was on my phone.

 

http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/history/diet/bonnag.htm

[Champ]

Champ, got a decent Soda bread recipe?

I do indeed. Do you still want it?

 

I'm not sure I've made soda farls before but I'm sure I'll have a recipe somewhere

[Tony Moanero]

Misread that as "soda farts" and had to double check that I wasn't reading the 'Lemo Man' thread.

[Remmie]

I do indeed. Do you still want it?

 

I'm not sure I've made soda farls before but I'm sure I'll have a recipe somewhere

I have 2 to work from already now so unless there is a magic ingredient or a clever technique you need to pass on don't worry, thanks anyway.

 

By the looks of things soda farls use the same recipe, the main difference is cooking them in a die cast frying pan.

 

Just need to find a nearby shop selling buttermilk

[Champ]

I have 2 to work from already now so unless there is a magic ingredient or a clever technique you need to pass on don't worry, thanks anyway.

 

By the looks of things soda farls use the same recipe, the main difference is cooking them in a die cast frying pan.

 

Just need to find a nearby shop selling buttermilk

Buttermilk is very easy to find but if you're ever stuck I find plain yogurt thinned down with a bit of milk works equally well

[Paul]

Soda farls are fucking awesome. I want an Irish breaky now.

[Remmie]

Buttermilk is very easy to find but if you're ever stuck I find plain yogurt thinned down with a bit of milk works equally well

The recipe I am looking at calls for 500ml of buttermilk. What proportion of yoghurt would you use for that?

[Rushies tash]

The recipe I am looking at calls for 500ml of buttermilk. What proportion of yoghurt would you use for that?

Apparently you can use milk and something acidic, like lemon juice.

 

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/915658/buttermilk-substitute

[Champ]

The recipe I am looking at calls for 500ml of buttermilk. What proportion of yoghurt would you use for that?

You want a consistency of thick cream

[Kevin D]

This bread is a disgrace.

[Paul]

This bread is a disgrace.

I agree: absolutely breadful.

[Remmie]

Oh look another thread about to be ruined by loads of puns.

 

Guess I'll have to roll with it

[skend04]

This thread kneads more puns. Let's have naan of this negativity towards puns.

[Furmedge]

We need to rise up against these jokes.

[Remmie]

These puns have proved that this forum can only come up with half baked humour and not a crumb of wit.

[Remmie]

Hot crumpet is also the bread and butter of the gf

[Guest]

These jokes are baguetting worse. Scone a be a lot of fun seeing the next batch of jokes, I knead to see at yeast one more while I loaf around today.

[Champ]

How farl off are you from getting some pics up on here, Remmie?

[Scott_M]

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