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I've come to different country to experience new culture,'" Rafferty said.īut soon, they began to miss the food - including, of course, soda farls.īelow is one of Harte's takes on the traditional bread. Harte's partner Aoife Rafferty recalls how he vowed not to have anything to do with Ireland when they moved to Canada from Ireland. Harte started The Bandit Baker as a pop-up business and has had success selling simple but authentic baked goods -including, of course, soda farls - to the local Irish community. "A lot of people say we don't have good culinary skills back home," says Harte, 32. If you want to taste what all the fuss is about, Vancouver's Bandit Bakery - owned by Irish expat Gart Harte - is a good bet. "We pine for them when we're abroad," she said, before describing how they should be best served: "A crispy top layer dripping with melted Irish butter." It's low cost and easy to make.įarls are eaten across the island of Ireland, but in the north Wilson says they're eaten with "a regularity bordering on obsession." Soda farls are a flat bread cut into four and cooked on a cast iron griddle. "Theirs has one fatal flaw - no soda farls," she said.
Patrick's Day as Canadians celebrate the most Irish day of the year.īut those looking for a more low-key, family-friendly way to acknowledge the day might want to try something a little different this year: a traditional Ulster fry, also known as the Irish breakfast.Įggs, sausages, bacon, black and white pudding, baked beans, mushrooms and a slice of tomato all adorn the plate of an Ulster Fry.īut no traditional Irish breaky is complete without soda farls.Įngland has a similar full breakfast, but CBC producer Jennifer Wilson, who hails from Northern Ireland, says it's not quite the same. (Submitted by Aoife Rafferty - image credit) Soda farls are an integral part of an Ulster fry, or Irish breakfast.
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