This Irish Soda Bread is a quick bread that does not require any yeast. Instead, all of its leavening comes from baking soda and buttermilk.

Don’t wait for St. Patrick’s Day to make true Irish soda bread. It’s so easy and versatile that you’ll want to have it on ...

It’s been nearly three decades since there were just two of us at home. Back then, in those early days, we had jobs with odd hours and a love of eating out, so that’s what we did.

Slice the loaf of bread in half lengthwise and scoop ... Wrap the whole sandwich in plastic wrap and set something heavy (like a cast iron pan) on top to press it down. Let sit for at least ...

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That can include casserole dishes, roasting pans (which technically can be used ... more gently), as well as enamel-coated metal and cast iron and metal (which get hotter faster and cook food ...

He doesn’t note what kind of bread he’s using, but it looks like a sourdough or a similarly round loaf ... in the pan. While the panino is toasting, Tucci uses a cast iron grill press to ...

After lightly brushing his bread with olive oil, the star fills the sandwich with prosciutto cotto, sliced tomatoes, mozzarella — which he emphasizes must be fresh — and whole leaves of fresh basil, ...

Think of the broiler as an extra cooking area. It's best for toasting or browning foods like casseroles or breads. Any item placed in the broiler will burn quickly, though, so check on it every couple ...

Food writer Deborah Brooks created a recipe for Irish Soda Bread, old school traditional from the Emerald Isle, with a modern ...

Our kitchen cupboards are full of mismatched pots and pans, which means that a refresh is in order ... it’s incredibly easy to care for. While materials like cast iron, ceramic, and stainless steel ...