Showing posts with label Bread Alone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bread Alone. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Cooking with (No) Gas


'Tis the season for Irish Soda Bread. Last year I made two mini-loaves with great results. This year, walking by a farmers market in my hood,
I decided to buy one. The crust is thicker and darker in color than a traditional soda bread, and the breads' texture is different, but the taste is solid. It's got golden raisins, dark raisins, and caraway seeds, which is awesome for me because I prefer a loaded loaf. 

Bread Alone Irish Soda Bread
If you can find anything by the Bread Alone Bakery near you, get it. 
I discovered them first at an organic grocery store near me, and now
a lot of places around town carry their products. I was blown away by the simple deliciousness of their Peasant Bread. There are five ingredients: organic unbleached white flour, water, organic whole wheat flour, sea salt, yeast. All their breads are so fresh and lovely. And no, they do not endorse me. Healthy eating!