Irish SODA BREAD Recipe And How The British STARVED The Irish (On Purpose)

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This Irish soda bread recipe couldn't be easier really. Mix it up, shape it, forget that the British ruling classes let millions of Irish people starve in the 19th century, bake it. Done. No kneading, no proving, no yeast, no accountability!
Irish soda bread full recipe
500g all purpose flour
1.5 teaspoons of salt
2 teaspoons of brown sugar (or normal sugar if you like)
1 scant level teaspoon of baking soda
350ml buttermilk
Bake in a preheated oven at 180C fan or around 360F for about 30 minutes. Enjoy!
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An Irish Peasant Family Discovering the Blight of their Store by Daniel MacDonald - Daniel MacDonald, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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@DiAllinson 2 года назад

Top tip - you don't need to go searching for buttermilk at the shops. Add 1 tbsp of apple cider vinegar/white vinegar or lemon juice to ordinary milk and let it sit for 20 minutes. Does the job perfectly and cheap. I just made some the other night

@MsVananna 2 года назад

I'm loving the commentary. As an Jrish woman it's refreshing to hear our history not being dumbed down or even denied. I make a lot of soda bread, white, brown and currant. I have a sister in law living in Teeside and have been to visit a lot. Lovely part of the world and the people are just as lovely. 😊

@TheTeessideChef 2 года назад

I think I'm right in saying that Middlesbrough had the 2nd largest Irish born population after Liverpool at the end of the 19th century

@devasurfer 2 года назад

Looks great. I'm off to make it now. As ever great to here your honest summary of the cruelty unleashed on the Irish people by the rich and powerful in our Country. Some things never change!

@lesleyb26 2 года назад

So we'll done, the bread and the commentary 👍

@MozartforDinner 2 года назад

This might be the time that I actually try to make soda bread instead of putting it off to make more labor intensive yeasted bread like I somehow always end up doing. Also, let me state again how much I like your combination of contextual humor and the insightful, yet poignant lessons that go with the recipes. All the best, and may the coming year be better than the one before!

@TheTeessideChef 2 года назад

Thanks mate and all the best to you and yours ❤

@frederickpurcell7478 2 года назад

@@TheTeessideChef I made that mistake of putting to much baking soda in !

@SususCookbook 2 года назад

Inspired to bake some Irish soda bread now! Agree with you about our history curriculum in schools, colonialism was either completely omitted or just glossed over. Keep up with the baking and educating😀

@KovietUnionDefector 2 года назад

Well said! Shame on the UK's education policy. My husband's soviet education was of a far higher standard. It seems that soviet Union actually wanted their people to be able to be as good at things as they could be. Especially maths and sciences and even folk medicine. They seemed to have wanted people to excell in things like science, music and art. My hubby is shocked at my lack of science/physics education. I learned more from him in this aspect during my 7 years of life with him than at anytime in my education in the UK. We fail to apply a whole approach toeducation. At least this video is a multi layered and dimentional educational experience compared to UK secondary education. Parents need to educate their children themselves it seems.

@Anthony-xe2pz 2 года назад

My Mammy would make two a day, one plain the other with currants...Another great post... _HAPPY NEW YEAR_

@TheTeessideChef 2 года назад

All the best mate ❤

@pamelawalton1255 2 года назад

Easy peasy, yummy bread especially when we are all a bit strapped for cash, there is so much injustice in the world squirming with shame just listening to it not that I'm from the ruling classes far from it. we don't treat each other very well do we us humans. strange how nearing the end of 2021 we still view others as undeserving if not from our tribe xx Anyway thanks as ever for your recipes and company , wishing you peace happiness and good health see you next year xxx Best wishes everyone !

@KovietUnionDefector 2 года назад

Well said regarding education in the UK regards our real history....we truly have been let down by the government's national curriculum which I feel was invented to make it look like we were being educated but actually were not. A little like a Jedi mind trick of an education. Happy New year to you and keep the tasty classics coming on your channel. Thanks for making this video and the nice recipe.

@AriKhuu 2 года назад

This looks heavenly! Totally going to make it.

@BrendanKBuckley Год назад

Thanks for the recipe and the Irish history lesson. Born in England to Irish parents I moved to Canada when Thatcher was in power. The present Tory government makes Maggie look like a lightweight. Anyway, enough politics. I made your cheese scone recipe today and the results were magnificent. Thanks again Marra.

@wendymaddock7705 Год назад

My mum use to bake soda bread xx going to get some done tomorrow also tatie cakes xx ummm xx love the way you tell the history of what your cooking xx

@pennylane5506 2 года назад

Making this in a couple hours. 😊

@pajones02 3 месяца назад

I love how the deep scoring makes a 4-leaf clover! I may try this white soda bread. It looks easy!

@chadcollins6068 3 месяца назад

I was so happy to come across your videos to learn how to make real Irish soda and potato bread. My soda bread will be filled with a burning sense of outrage and indignation as well as a tasty indominatble spirit. Cheers!

@anthonymullen6300 Год назад

Brilliant and hilarious. Irish soda bread and a chat about the genocide of Ireland. You deserve a lot more views and n subscribers, so here's a 👍 up and a click on that subscription.

@TheTeessideChef Год назад

Thanks mate. Greatly appreciated ❤

@KT-ut9zg 2 года назад

As an Irish person I found your comments hilarious (and obviously sad etc.), but thanks for having the cahoonas to say what you said. I know it was a long time ago but it's good to see some recognition of the facts. No hard feelings though :) and that beautiful soda bread you made could be the makings of world peace in the right hands I reckon! Great job and thanks for the entertainment.

@TheTeessideChef 2 года назад

Thanks for your kind words mate and thanks for watching ❤

@KovietUnionDefector 2 года назад

As British we have to recognise we were all a slave colony of the 1st German Reich in England from 900 years or so ago. Today our queen is German. We are very mixed up genetically but that is what makes the UK "working class" a very nice regionally diverse people. We also just need to understand what our overlords have done under the cloak of the flag they gave us and told us to unite and sacrifice our forefathers lives for. I am personally ashamed of the ruling class of the UK and the horrors they conscripted our ancestors into. I am only lucky to have known a world where my country is now full of diverse culture and so many good and interesting people with back grounds from all our our worldly realm. I am glad to have friends of all skin tone and accent and background. And that as a modern British person is the only good I can take from the years of horror unleashed on all of our ancestors from the parasitic Lifeforms who call themselves the landed gentry who are responsible for their behaviour in the past.

@Anon.5216 Год назад

KT: If you think the atrocities committed against the Irish by English are "hilarious" you need your head examining!

@KT-ut9zg Год назад

@@Anon.5216 awww Ditzy, I think you probably mis-read my comment or more likely took it out of context. Of course I don't think any atrocities committed against the Irish are hilarious. That would make me a very, very silly person and I can assure you that I'm not :)

@lollapop7673 Год назад

My fave bread since I was a teen! My son, who lives in West Cork kept promising to show me how to make it when I visited last year, but we were too busy catching up he forgot!! My brother put me on to your channel a while ago and I love your amusing approach to life, politics and food!! I’ll be trying lots of your recipes and just hope they come out with some semblance to yours!!! 👍

@TheTeessideChef Год назад

Thanks for such a nice comment ❤

@lollapop7673 Год назад

@@TheTeessideChef you’re more than welcome. A very refreshing approach to everything given the times we’re going through!! Thank you for your contribution to us all through the pleasures of food!! 👍

@Nyctophora 2 года назад

Thank you for the recipe. I _did_ learn about the Irish Potato Famine etc at school, but that doesn't make it a whit better that it happened. We need to remember. And we also need critical thinking. Good bread.

@samautio6065 2 года назад

Love the history lesson, none of their genocides were successful. Neither did they manage to bend the original inhabitants to their will, including here in Australia. Great looking bread, I'll give it a try.

@celticoverall Год назад

Love it

@lisahodges8299 Год назад

I migrated to Ireland the evidence is still very much here. The people can teach us much if we English will listen including respect for people who are older. The Scottish bannock may be worth looking into aswell? Birdy

@listentogodsvoice5012 6 месяцев назад

Can we use wheat flower

@dawnc1419 11 дней назад

Can i point out the when Queen Victoria finally heard what was happening in Ireland, even though the monarchy have no power to effect parliament, she used All her "soft" power to help!!!

@paulclarke267 Год назад

the easter rising was was in 1916

@keithm9513 6 месяцев назад

It was, but the War of Independence started in 1919.

@mandywilkinson3767 2 года назад

Can i use full fat milk instead of buttermilk? Or replace the buttermilk with greek yogurt?My kind of bread this 🍞🍞🍞 x

@TheTeessideChef 2 года назад

You need the acid from the buttermilk to react with the baking soda to get the rise. If you want to use full fat milk you can, but you will need to add an acid. Lemon juice would work well for this. Try adding around 2 tablespoons of lemon juice in along with 350ml milk. Your results might not be exactly the same as mine here but I have made soda bread this way before and it works well. You could also go half yoghurt and half milk.

@mandywilkinson3767 2 года назад

@@TheTeessideChef thanx luv i just googled it, gonna do this later today, just learned how to make butter so will be lush together x

@anthonycrooks5911 2 года назад

I just wish we had more English man like you There is a Discrepancy And how many died The English say One million and 1 million left One million and 1 million left what they didn't say There was 8 million People and maybe more in Ireland at the time An after the So called Farman There was only 4 million People left and Ireland So what happened to the To the other 2 million And how the gut Rand that The was no samses In 1851 And the next chances that was done Was in 19 0 1. And that is how the Irish find it Farry hard 2 Trace family roots. If It hadn't happened It hadn't happened. The population Would have Been closer being closer

@anthonycrooks5911 2 года назад

To the English population