Always Im searching new bread recipes and find this in a old magazine (revista Paula cocina 2002)
and was awesome!
Is a good bread to serve like appetizers (with mashed avocado, ricotta,cheese, smoked salmon or other)
or in your breakfast
Ingredients
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup whole oats
1/4 cup of wheat germ
1 1/2 teaspoon of Baking soda
1 teaspoon of salt
100 grs. unsalted butter
1 cup more 4 tablespoon of natural yogurt
sesame seeds to sprinkle
Method
Preheat oven to 180 ° c.
In a bowl mix flour, oats, baking soda and salt, add 90 grams of cold butter into pieces and work with fingertips until coarse crumbs form.
Add the yogurt and mix until a moist dough.
On a floured surface knead and and place the dough 3 minutes adding more flour if necessary (should be a soft dough)
Form a ball with the dough.
Place in a loaf mold make some cuts on the bread and sprinkle with sesame seeds
Bake in oven for 30 to 35 minutes until golden and dry on the surface.
Remove from oven and let cool for about two hours before cutting the slices.
Im sharing with
EN ESPAÑOL
Pan Irlandés
Me encanta hacer pan y siempre pruebo recetas y está la encontré super buena es de una revista Paula cocina antigua (2002) que siempre sus recetas son excelentes.
Es un pan que puede servir para el aperitivo (con ricotta,palta,queso o salmón ahumado) o para el desayuno.
Ingredientes
1 taza de harina sin polvos de hornear
1 taza de harina integral
1/2 taza de avena natural
174 taza de germen de trigo
1 1/2 cucharadita bicarbonato de soda
1 cucharadita de sal
100 grs. de mantequilla sin sal
1 taza más cuatro cucharadas de yogurt natural
Preparación
Precalentar el horno a 180° c
Gloria, por las dudas, no veo la traducción completa al español. Ayer leía la receta en otro blog y además le ponían baking powder. Yo no lo hice nunca, pero ya me tentaste! Besos,
ReplyDeleteYa la completé Myriam, es que a veces me falta terminarla pero ya está lista.
DeleteEsta receta es muy buena y sólo con baking soda queda muy bien.cariños
Qué rico!! me encanta como te ha quedado. Un abrazo, Clara.
ReplyDeleteGracias Clara:)
Deletemmm...se ve rico y ad-hoc para las fechas de celebraciones Irlandesas =)
ReplyDeletegracias por la receta Glorita =)
pd: tengo calooooooooooorr!
es muy bueno Emma, encuentro que hoy dia hace un poco menos fíjate, ojalá, besos amiga
DeleteTe quedo delicioso Gloria, casi que se puede sentir el aroma hasta acá!!
ReplyDeleteMil besos.
That bread looks really good! The last time I made soda bread, it was awful, like a rock! Oops! :)
ReplyDeleteTasty looking loaf of bread, Gloria! Have a great week. xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara:)
DeleteI just heard of this the other day and now here it is at your bay, hmm think someone is trying to tell me something?
ReplyDeletemaybe dear :)something like : Pat try this bread (lol)
DeleteHa! have a good Sunday!
Pat...you need to try it toasted with butter. So yummy!!!
DeleteTrue jax! really true!lol
Deletehaha ganging up on me I see, hmmm maybe
Deleteyummy bread.......awesome dear...
ReplyDeleteI love make bread Faseela:)
DeletePerfect soup dunking bread that ;0)
ReplyDeletelovely looking bread
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking of making a traditional Irish Soda Bread, this looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear, is really nice:)
DeleteThis looks really good, Gloria...and is so pretty, to! I bet the whole wheat and the oats give it a good flavor! I have everything to make this...even the sesame seeds! :)
ReplyDeleteGo ahead dear, take someone for dinner (lol) I really love this Irish bread (lol)
DeleteThis is one of my favorite things this time of year. Mine has raisins in it, but either way is good. Looks so yummy!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jax with raisins is nice but this was so fine! Yo think maybe Pat make bread? or the cat? lol
DeleteLOL I hope Pat!! That silly cat would mess it all up...but shh, don't tell the cat I said that :) hahaha
DeleteMy mouth is watering!!
ReplyDeleteUn beso
Thanks Manu:)
DeleteYa me imagino unas tostadas con ese pan mañana. ¡Qué bueno! Besos.
ReplyDeletequeda muy bueno Pilar, besos
DeleteI never tried bread made with yogurt, yours looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteYum, I like bread made with yogurt!
ReplyDeleteCiao
Alessandra
Nice! I'm loving all the soda breads I've seen this week. Yours looks great. Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteYes is true Mary:))
DeleteToasted and heavy on the butter please Gloria.
ReplyDeleteLOL Valli like I love too!:))
Deleteit looks like the bread has good body as well...i love bread....
ReplyDeletethanks Brian:)
DeleteOne of my favorite breads. Of course, I'm Irish...
ReplyDeleteIm glad you like, is one of my favorites too!
DeleteI have used this nice recipe from the Southern Lady, maybe you would like to try it Gloria
ReplyDeletehttp://thesouthernladycooks.com/2012/03/13/irish-soda-bread/
yours looks delicious.
I don't think I've ever had soda bread before. It looks delicious, and easy to make. Nice pictures dear!
ReplyDeletethanks dear cause still i used mu cel tp take the pics,is easy rebecca!:)
DeleteDear Gloria, I never tried to make Irish soda bread, but I do like it very much. This looks very good. Blessings my dear friend, Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! I have always wanted to try making one! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking at soda bread recipes and still can't decide which one to use....I'll bookmark this too! Your loaf looks moist and soft!
ReplyDeleteI've never made Irish soda bread. It looks really tasty!
ReplyDeleteSe ve delicioao....hace tiempo que no hago.....me encanta!.......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteYour soda bread looks the BEST Gloria! You did a wonderful job there! Love you! xxoo
ReplyDeletesound healthy and good!
ReplyDeleteLove homemade bread! Looks tasty & I'm sure it goes well with all your homemade jam too! :)
ReplyDeleteI love a good soft soda bread and yours looks like heaven :D
ReplyDeleteWow I want some with jam...
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Choc Chip Uru
Latest: Mini Berry Yoghurt Bundts + Lemon Polenta Raisin Cookies
Good for those post St Patrick day mornings.
ReplyDeleteAh perfect for St Patrick's Day, you know Gloria I have never had soda bread...even though heard so much about it....maybe will try your recipe...your bread looks yum :-)
ReplyDeleteThat would be perfect for my breakfast this morning. Making Toast..............andi
ReplyDeleteThanks Andi!:)
DeleteGreat job, Gloria. It's not my favorite bread of all time, but perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Toasted with some Irish butter, it's delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love this bread Barbara!
DeleteMost soda bread I've encountered is really dry but this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks so mucha Joanne this is really moist!
Deleteim a bread eater lol
ReplyDeleteHA! thanks is really nice special home made bread!
DeleteWhat a beautiful bread Gloria; still have never made Soda Bread.
ReplyDeleteRita
really Rita? you have to do this dear, you will enjoy!
DeleteDelicious looking soda bread Gloria!
ReplyDeleteMary x
Thanks a lot dear Mary:)
DeleteLooks fantastic and nicely baked!!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Thanks Gerry:)
DeleteLovely recipe and very healthy too!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried soda bread, but it looks delicous! I'm a new follower and would love to have you stop by my brand new blog and follow, too:)
ReplyDeleteUmmm!!! I know this was delicious, Gloria! I've never tried to make it but am bookmarking your recipe. By your header, I think you're addicted to cherries also! tee hee! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteGloria igualmente me encanta hacer pan Lo que me gusta es los diferentes olores Uno la levadura y luego cuando sale recien del horno mmm Este pan DELICIOSOS
ReplyDeletebesos
favoloso questo pane!!!! buona settimana
ReplyDeleteme gusta mucho por que se ve suave! me encantaria probarlo
ReplyDeletees suave Beti y muy bueno:)
DeleteGloria....what an absolutely beautiful bread you have made here! I have a feeling you have the touch for bread making! (And I love your plate!) : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne your look amazing too love your recipes:)
DeleteI like this brown soda bread much better than the white one with currants...yours looks so moist and perfect!!!!
ReplyDeleteSoda bread is one of my favorite quite breads (although I always try to make it when I have guests because otherwise it goes stale before I can finish it) - I love the addition of oats and wheat germ and I will have to try that the next time I make this bread...
ReplyDeleteQué hay otra cosa mejor para el día de San Patricio?, jeje
ReplyDeleteQue buen pan, Gloria... quiero una rebanada, saludos
I love bread...just can't bake them.
ReplyDeleteYou left a link to Pablo Neruda's house but when I tried to copy, the link doesn't show up :-( Thanks anyway~
I am like you I love making homemade bread and finding new recipes. This one looks delicious.
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hm.very deliciously done......yumm
ReplyDeleteMaha
A wonderful bread! I love this Irish speciality.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Tiene una pinta estupenda, debe estar delicioso! Besos
ReplyDeleteYour soda bread looks great! Lovely and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make soda bread, this is a good opportunity for me to give it a go, thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteOH delicious! I adore soda bread! I am going to try this recipe TODAY! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jill and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThis looks delish - I am imagining it toasted with butter and marmalade, YUM!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:)
DeleteYou made such a lovely Irish Soda Bread Gloria. I was going to bake one up for Marion but I was afraid she would break one of her teeth (and she still has them all at 93:) if I did. The last time I made one it was as hard as a hockey puck!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
P.S. Maybe I should try again:)
that's a beautiful loaf, some smoked salmon and guacomole would be taste heavenly for me!!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out beautiful and I bet delicious! Thanks so much for sharing at Mix it up Monday :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
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