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Yeast-Free Bread Recipe | Irish Soda Bread Recipe With Whole Wheat, Oats [LOCKDOWN RECIPE]


No yeast atta bread recipe is for health freaks like me. I am skeptical to use yeast in my bread recipes, so always try to come up with yeast free whole wheat bread recipes that give me the satisfaction of not including "yeast the beast" to satiate my bread cravings.

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Sounds interesting?

No yeast bread recipes are not as popular as those with yeast. But I always try yeast-free recipes.

I have been trying to experiment with different bread combinations. This time tried my hands at a mixture of rice flour, whole wheat, and oats. The bread comes out super soft, though there is always a difference between yeast and no yeast bread.

But for a healthy take, the yeast-free bread has many takers - at least I am always ready to bake one. We have not bought market bread for more than a year now. Yeast can be a major cause of allergies in many people with high histamine levels.

So we try to avoid market bread. Moreover, the bread making process in factories is filthy and the way they knead bread with feet is enough to make anyone puke.

So why not bake your own no yeast bread loaf and enjoy a trip to haven with every single bite!

You can experiment with this bread and make toasts, sandwiches, ice cream, desserts, and what not!

Especially sharing this yeast free atta bread recipe, without maida,  for my dear friend Anna!

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whole wheat flour benefits


whole grains benefits

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Yeast Free Oatmeal Bread Ingredients
no yeast oats bread

 1.5 cup- whole wheat flour
1/2 cup-oatmeal (ground oats/oatmeal)
3 tbsp-oil
1 tsp-baking soda (you may add baking powder instead - I have my personal concerns for not using it)
1 tbsp-golden syrup with jaggery (or 1 tbsp  jaggery)
1 tsp -salt (more or less)
1 tbsp- flax seeds powder (optional- I added for a nutty flavor)
1.5 cup- buttermilk (to make a loose sticky dough..add 1 cup first..add more if the dough is not sticky)



Oatmeal Bread Without Yeast Recipe Procedure

  1. Mix all the flours lined up for making a no yeast bread loaf. Keep aside.
  2. Add salt to the flour.
  3. Mix oil, jaggery syrup,  1 cup of buttermilk and soda. The mixture will be frothy.
  4. Immediately pour into the flour mixture and mix very well with hands or spatula. The dough will be sticky and loose.It should not be dry. If it looks dry, add remaining 1/2 cup of buttermilk.
  5. Pour in a greased baking pan.
  6. Top the bread with roasted flax powder. You may use herbs of your choice as well to spice up the soda bread.
  7. Preheat oven/airfryer  for 10 mts to 180 degrees.
  8. Bake for 45 minutes at 180 degrees.
  9. Enjoy the yeast-free bread fresh for best results.
  10. This is a kind of soda bread that you would want to try out today.
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