From: Tarynne
On Apr 11, 2002
Bill thanks for sharing this recipe. It has a lot of flavor. I used thyme, oregano and parsley and served with butter. It was fantastic. I have had soda bread in the past and this was much lighter than what I remembered.
From: moxie
On Jun 9, 2004
I love the flexibility of this recipe — I used about 2 1/2 Tbsp. of fresh rosemary and basil, and because Tarragon vinegar was what I had on hand, I used it to sour the milk. Lovely flavor and texture, and it goes together so quickly. Thanks for sharing it with us.
From: Bavarian Miss
On Mar 10, 2007
Very tasy and not at all dry. Reminded me of a rustic country bread. I used 14 oz. buttermilk and dried marjoram, parsley, thyme, rubbed sage for herbs. Next time, I want to try it with just some caraway. This bread is so easy and has so many flavoring options - I can't wait to bake it again.
From: Chef #233842
On Mar 17, 2009
This was good, but I had to add close to another cup of flour in order to handle it at all.
From: Chef #350132 Mama Schlom
On Jul 16, 2007
I made this for St. Patrick's Day this year to go with the corned beef and my whole family loved it. It made great sandwiches the next day.
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