Griddle Soda Bread (2)
Soda farls are one on Northern Ireland unique griddle breads & is commonly eaten as part of an Ulster fry (cooked breakfast). They are also divine toasted & served with butter & preserves.
£1.72Soda farls are one on Northern Ireland unique griddle breads & is commonly eaten as part of an Ulster fry (cooked breakfast). They are also divine toasted & served with butter & preserves.
£1.72A combination of mashed potato, flour blended with butter & baked on the griddle. Traditionally used in the Ulster cooked breakfast.
£2.20Not unique to Northern Ireland but very popular. Can be used for both sweet & savoury dishes.
£2.20A close textured muffin which is a combination of scone dough & a yeasted sweet dough.
Toast lightly & butter whilst warm.
Ideally served with scrambled/poached eggs
An all-Ireland favourite – also known as brown soda bread – every bakery has its own recipe! An ideal base for smoked salmon or an alternative bread for any use (yeast free).
£2.00White soda bread with the addition of sultanas -best served warm or toasted which enhances the soda flavour.
£2.20A light, moist vine fruit cake. Fruits have been boiled in breakfast tea, which produces a soft, eating texture. An afternoon tea treat!
£4.95A heavily fruited bread, with cherries, stem ginger and orange & lemon peel. Best served with lots of butter!
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