We are big fans of baked goods in my household and would be horrible on a low-carb diet. My kids have been known to eat an entire loaf of homemade bread in a day and my husband has a soft spot for brownies. As for me I haven't met a scone, muffin, or biscuit that I don't love. Given my family's love of baked goods I am always looking for new recipes to serve as dinner sides. One of our favorite breads is Irish soda bread, so I was intrigued when a recent issue of the Food Network Magazine had a recipe for Soda-Bread Biscuits.
This recipe has 8 ingredients. It takes approximately 30 minutes to prep and bake and makes six biscuits. I had no problems finding any of the ingredients at my local grocery store and made no ingredient modifications. I chose to make larger biscuits, so I had a total of six. I turned my baking sheets halfway through the baking time in order to prevent burning. I followed the remainder of the recipe as written.
The Irish soda bread recipe that I normally use is very traditional, and I love it. However, for biscuits I love experimenting with new flavors and this recipe does a nice job of combining the idea of soda bread with the delicious flavors of caraway and raisins in a biscuit. These were perfect for a side at dinner and they tasted great with melted butter. Overall, an easy biscuit recipe that my whole family enjoyed.
For the recipe go to Soda-Bread Biscuits.
We couldn't do low-carb around here either and everything tastes better with melted butter! These sound tasty and easy (my fav recipe!). Thanks, Frugal!
ReplyDeleteI agree, I love anything with melted butter on top :) These are yummy and easy!
DeleteI made these biscuits today (St. Paddy's, of course!) and they came out wonderful! I doubled the batch, so we'll have some with breakfast tomorrow. I won't wait for St. Paddy's day to make them again! Thanks, Frugal! :)
DeleteI'm glad that they turned out well! I doubled the batch the second time I made these also since they don't make many biscuits with a single recipe. I made soda bread for St. Paddy's day, my kids were so excited to help me in the kitchen :)
DeleteOh yum yum. Now I want to makwe some as well :)
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They really were yummy!
DeleteThese sound so good! I have only made soda bread once before, even then, not sure it was what I expected. These will be wonderful with a bowl of soup for dinner, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI have one recipe that I use all the time that I love, but every other recipe for soda bread I have tried I haven't liked. I liked these biscuits because the flavor from the caraway seeds and raisins worked really well together. They would be great with soup!
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ReplyDeleteThanks :) Have a great weekend!
DeleteSo glad I found you on today's blog hop. I will be making these as soon as I finish my diet!
ReplyDeleteThey really are yummy, good luck with your diet! Have a great weekend!
Deletei am carbs all the way..this is a great and easy recipe .thanks!
ReplyDeleteMe too :) This recipe really is great and very easy!
DeleteThese biscuits look fabulous! I will definitely be trying these. Thanks for stopping by today and following. I am following you back. ~Heather @ http://lovelybeautifulsmiles.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I hope you like them if you try them!
DeleteNew follower and these look yummy!
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DeleteWe love our baked goods and lots of butter also! I will have to try the biscuits. Thanks Easy2Save
ReplyDeleteThese biscuits really are good!
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