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Martha Stewart’s Irish Soda Bread | Martha Bakes Recipes | Martha Stewart



Martha Stewart shows you how to make Irish soda bread just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. This Irish recipe is easy to make and beyond delicious to eat, especially when freshly warm (or toasted) and spread with a bit of butter. It makes for the perfect grab-and-go breakfast as well as a tasty snack to eat during the day–so tasty, in fact, that you’ll want to make it all year long. Plus, this recipe requires no rising or proofing time, so you can make fresh homemade bread at home in a fraction of the time.

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0:00 Introduction
0:09 How to Make Buttermilk
0:31 Mix Dry Ingredients
1:43 Cut in the Butter
3:46 Add Buttermilk
4:11 Knead Dough & Bake
4:58 Finished Irish Soda Bread

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33 Comments

  1. Thanks Martha!
    This looks like a recipe I grew up eating & have been trying to find… it may not be traditional, but it's nostalgic for me. My mom lost her cookbook, & I've been trying to find replacement recipes~ I sure hope this tastes like Ihope. The caraway seeds & raisins are spot on, so that's a Win in my opinion!
    Haters can hate, but for many of us, this is gonna be spot on!

  2. Probably tastes quite nice but this bears little relation to traditional soda bread. No caraway seed, no raisins, no baking powder. Use wholemeal flour or half and half. Use buttermilk. Just change the name of the bread

  3. wow .. looks great … my mother made delicious soda bread out of the oven buttered … with cold milk .. wow, what a treat .. my mother was from Donegal, Ireland and entered Irish soda bread contests and she won and sold them to her neighbors who wanted her to make it for them for a few bucks …

  4. I would put ground caraway seed in Rye Bread,but not in soda bread. Only use a pinch of salt (if any). Use baking soda not baking powder. I heard that baking powder has aluminum in it which can cause Alzheimers. raisins can be left out. It is supposed to be a minimalist unadorned non-yeast bread.

  5. Nobody in Ireland puts caraway seeds in their soda bread; the flavour is too pungent 😱 There is however, a classic caraway seed cake that's traditionally popular in the Irish countryside, which is also popular in Wales and England. It's essentially a Madeira cake (what Americans call a 'Pound Cake', I think) with caraway seeds. ☀️☘️

  6. I make this bread on a regular basis and I would never consider using two and a half spoons of salt. I wouldn't use that much salt in a month. Very often I omit the salt. Whether it is Kosher, Sea or Himalayan it is still salt and at the rate you use it it is suicidal. Also why not just use buttermilk?

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