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Irish Brown Soda Bread

Irish Soda Bread is a type of quick bread that does not require any yeast to rise. It gets its leavening power from a chemical reaction between baking soda and buttermilk that happens instantaneously. This Irish Soda Bread recipe from Andrew Janjigian is full of delicious flavor helped by the addition of rye flour. It’s wonderful as-is, but also works as a canvas for other flavor combinations: add savory mix-ins, like cheddar cheese and chives, or make a sweet loaf with chocolate chips and orange zest!

15 minute prep + 35 minute bake

About 10 slices

Start to Finish: 21 to 28 hours knead: 22 minutes first fermentation: 1 hour Retard: 18 to 24 hours warm up: 1 hour Rest: 30 minutes Bake: 15 to 20 minutes per pizza

(2) 490-gram flatbread pizzas

1 hr 30 min prep, 2 hr–3 wk chill, 20–30 min bake

Makes 6 or 12 scones, about 90 grams (3.2 ounces) each

30 minutes hands-on, 1 hr 45 min bulk, 30–40 min final proof, 35 minute bake

Two 473-gram loaves

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