Soda Bread Recipes

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I have never made this, and doubt I ever will, since I'm not a fan or raisins. The reason for this submission is that this was a favorite recipe from Chef Jerry O'Leary, who worked in the corporate di...

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Sweet, moreish and perfect for sharing, try Liam Finnegan’s – head chef at Castle Bow restaurant in Somerset – recipe for mini Guinness and treacle soda bread loaves. They’re a great way to feed a cro...

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Show your kids where jam and bread come from with this wonderful baking recipe that you can spread over two weekends.

This genius recipe from Nadiya's Family Favourites turns a basic soda bread into an irresistible chocolate and caramel treat. Watch it disappear as soon as it comes out of the oven!

Surprisingly simple and quick to make, these scrumptious rolls would be ideal for a spring picnic.

Some regional variations on Irish soda bread, from Donegal and Leitrim, call for caraway seeds. I love caraway seeds in bread, but in my personal food memory bank they will always be paired with rye. ...

A quick-to-make soda bread, studded with beetroot and feta, makes a wonderful addition to any summer picnic or al fresco lunch.

This Irish soda bread recipe was passed on to me by a dear friend of my mother's who was born and raised in Ireland. It's the best Irish soda bread I have ever had. It is much higher, lighter and soft...

Shop-bought bread can be loaded with salt, sugar and preservatives, so try making your own for a healthier loaf. It takes only 10 minutes to prepare

Traditional Irish soda bread is a very simple and quick bread recipe. There are only a few ingredients. Any recipe that includes orange zest, raisins, or any other fruit is not soda bread. Keep in min...

This Irish soda bread recipe is quick, easy, and delicious! Serve slices alongside your favorite soup or slathered with butter or jam. This bread is best on the day it's baked. I recommend slicing and...

This easy Irish soda bread recipe takes less than an hour to make and doesn't require any yeast. It uses just four ingredients, including plain and wholemeal flour

Pair our seeded soda bread with homemade hummus and tomatoes to start the day off with a low-GI option that will sustain you through the morning

When baking soda was introduced in the early 19th century, Irish home cooks adopted the product almost immediately. With soda, a loaf of bread could be ready in as little as one hour, as opposed to us...

Irish wheaten bread is irresistibly easy to make, and with no yeast or a long rising, also very quick. This brown soda bread is perfect for tea time.

This Irish soda bread is inspired by a classic, made with white flour and currants, called “spotty dog.” My whole wheat version proved to be the perfect home for some particularly luscious golden rais...

I love to have Irish Soda Bread for breakfast hot out of the oven with some low fat spread and a cup of tea. This is very easy to make, even if you have no experience baking. If you prefer to make a b...

Why have a cheese and onion in your sandwich when you could have cheese and onion soda bread? This oaty, wholemeal loaf would make a lovely addition to any picnic or special lunch. Try this classic fl...

Make and share this N .y. C. Irish Soda Bread recipe from Food.com.

A brilliantly simple breakfast bread requiring no yeast, no kneading and no proving. Ready in an hour!

No yeast? No problem! Whip-up a batch of cheesy Irish soda bread for lunch, with lashings of homemade spring onion butter on top

Moist hearty round loaf with whisky soaked raisins. Goes together quickly and is baked immediately after mixing. Break off pieces at the table and spread with Irish Whiskey butter. Authentic Irish So...

Traditional Irish Soda Bread is a dense and moist bread that requires no rising time and just four simple ingredients to make. Even better, it's ready in just 45 minutes, start to finish. 

Serve your golden homemade soda bread (made with kefir, spring onions and rolled porridge oats) with lashings of salted kefir butter

This soda bread recipe is my personal one and very simple to make. Most homes in Ireland still make this bread daily and all have slight variations in ingredients or baking times. If you have ever tra...