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I'm a bit surprised there's been no mention of the Irish soda bread available at the Union Square greenmarket. I happen to like that soda bread because it's very rustic. To describe it, I'd have to say it's somewhat imperfect in shape and tastes very scone-like. Ingredients include buttermilk, raisins, and caraway seeds. This bread certainly tastes better than most. You won't be disappointed, especially if you like scones. I'm unsure of the vendor's name though. [It's not Bread Alone, and I believe it's not Our Daily Bread]. The only thing I can tell you for certain is that the price range is around $4.25 a loaf. Perhaps that might help in assuring you're sampling the correct one. HTH.
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re: Cheese Boy
I bought some soda bread at one a greenmarket on Saturday -- not sure if it was the same vendor or not. Anyway, I bought it without reading the label carefully, and when I got it home I realized that yeast was listed as an ingredient! Yeast?? In soda bread?? It did taste good -- and it had whole caraway seeds, which is important to me in a soda bread -- but it was far from traditional in texture.
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molly's used to serve the rolls, and had a bit of a rep for it too.... i can't even remember if they're still keeping up that tradition. wow, anyone else notice if they're serving irish soda bread still?
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re: JodyK
Eli Zabar makes a great one...Just had it on Friday. Make sure to buy some Irish butter to go along w/ it!
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i find the freshdirect variety quite delicious
and its parbaked, so you can finish it off in your kitchen and get that fresh bread baking scent http://www.freshdirect.com/product.js...›2 Replies -
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re: matt5150
We've split a recipe for Irish Soda Bread, kindly posted by irishnyc, to the Home Cooking board:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/498983
Please post any other recipes there, rather than here on the Manhattan board.
Thanks!
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