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Rye Soda Bread

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Our recipe

Very quick and easy to make this loaf is great for tearing into chunks to eat with a thick soup. For soda bread suitable for sandwiches omit the cuts across the top of the dough. Soda bread is best eaten fresh. This recipe uses a little more milk than the one on our Rye Flour packet as we think it makes a better loaf with the extra liquid.

Customer rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake 3 customer reviews

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Ingredients

250 gRye Flour
1 tspBicarbonate of Soda
2 tspsCream of Tartar
200 mlMilk
1 tbspOil

Method

  1. Mix together the flour, soda and cream of tartar.
  2. Add milk and mix to a soft sticky ball of dough.
  3. Sprinkle the oil over the dough and turn it over to form a smooth ball of dough.
  4. Place the dough on a large oiled baking tray & cut a star across the top of the dough.
  5. Place a large pyrex dish or casserole dish over the dough.
  6. Bake in a pre-heated oven for 60/65 minutes.


 

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Temperature & cooking time:
220°C/Fan200°C/425°F/Gas 7

Dietary status:
Organic.

Please note: Dietary status is a guideline only. If you have a food allergy, please check the suitability of your ingredients.

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By Miss abi banks

27 Jan 2011 | 10:42 GMT

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

yummy! i halved the recipe as i was cooking just for me, i also used buttermilk not ordinary milk as i had already bought that to make soda bread, i didnt add the cream of tartar or the oil, but it needs more milk as is too dry with the recipe amount. my first succesful wholgrain bread. i also didnt put the dish on top. i also mixed half with prunes, which is very nice, will be making again soon.

By Miss Marika Gauci

11 Aug 2010 | 09:26 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

Hi
I tried this recipe yesterday and yes it worked for me. I did add some salt, as I think it would be a little bland without it and added some onion seeds and caraway seeds.

Rye doesnt rise anyway, it baked in 30 mins on 200°C and was really tasty with goats butter!

The original recipe worked for me on the packet, I think when I do it again I will take out some of the seeds. But its fine!

So I wont try the new one, as I dont like the idea of it being in the oven for an hour having only adjusted the milk.

By Mr Chris Ladd

05 Dec 2009 | 00:50 GMT

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

I made this bread from the recipe on the packet and realized there was not enough liquid so added more milk until the dough came together. I also added half or one tsp of salt as I had never come across a bread recipe without salt? The finished loaf was quite dense but very tasty. I'm not a baking expert so can anyone put me straight on the salt issue?