Morning!

I’ve been trying my hand at a little traditional baking recently. I couldn’t find a relevant sub, so I’ve created /r/irishbaking.

I’m very much still learning, and would love to see some of you over there so we can share recipes, successes and failures together.

I think this is particularly useful on our island due to the oral nature of how family recipes tend to be passed down.

by EKMDJM

8 comments

  1. Are you also setting up tasting panels so that we can properly judge

  3. R/irishbaking is a fantastic idea, just joined. Post the recipes though please 😛

  4. My quick go to for finding some Irish baking recipes is Odlums site. Some fantastic recipes with the proper ingredients and right measurements. Too often I find recipes online are versions made by Americans there’s always something wrong with them.

    https://odlums.ie/recipes/

  6. Looks great but for those of us that can’t recognise it – what is it?

  7. Add a great wheaten in and a good potato farl recipe and that’s it, sub is complete.

    Seriously though, thank you! As an Irishman living abroad I can get fuck all here of the best stuff, I’ve just started making my own. This sub is exactly what I need, joined.

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