Soda Bread, Page 77
For some reason, my attempts at using a bread machine have so far ended in tears. Kelly is the bread machine expert, and because of her I haven’t given up hope. However, when I just NEED warm crusty bread OR ELSE, I break out this fabulous Bette recipe. It completely satisfies the bread craving and it’s really easy to make … it’s a quick bread, which means it doesn’t require yeast … you just throw it in the oven! Irish soda bread is quite popular, and I’ve wow’d many non-celiacs with this rice flour version. Actually, I’ve experimented with many different types of rice flour. More types are becoming available, and they can bring a variety of flavors to your GF baking. My favorite type is Bhutanese Red Rice Flour by Lotus Foods (check these guys out .. they have a great selection). I found it at Whole Foods and it adds such a nice twist. Also, if you’re anti-dairy, or baking for the lactose intolerant, substitute the sour cream with soy yogurt … actually, I think the soy yogurt makes the bread tastier than sour cream. But don’t take my word for it! Grab Bette’s book and rock some soda bread!





Hi,
My name is Stephanie Calvin and I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease last April, 2003. Recently, I found a company that sells Gluten Free/Wheat Free/Dairy Free cookies that are Amazing. The name of the company is the Sun Flour Baking Company. In case you haven’t had a chance to try them, they sell their cookies online (www.sunflourbaking.com). They have a variety of flavors and they even sell gluten free brownies. Also, I just wanted to say thank you to Kim & Kelly for their website. It helps a lot to know that there are other Celiac chicks out there:)