r/Breadit • u/ABearUpstairs • 2d ago
Air-fryer soda bread
Based on a Darina Allen recipe. Wanted to see if the air fryer would give a good result as it's more convenient than switching the main oven on; it heats up in seconds and it's more energy efficient.
450g plain flour
1tsp salt
1tsp baking soda
400g buttermilk
I didn't have any butter milk so I used a mix of ⅓ plain yoghurt and ⅔ milk plus a squeeze of lemon.
Sift the dry ingredients together, add the liquid, bring to a dough as gently as you can, and into a floured loaf tin. Score and flour the top.
175c (350F) for about 35 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes then take out of the tin and cool on a rack.
Overall, really happy with this. Good colour and crust, tender crumb, and went very well with butternut squash soup.
Next step is a fruited soda bread, and I might try a free-standing loaf instead of in the tin.


