Semudah ini Roti Soda Ireland Tanpa Susu Mentega has a heavy, dense, but soft crumb and crispy thick golden crust. Bonus, this Irish soda bread is egg-free, dairy-free and vegan approved.
Last year, I shared my vegan Irish soda bread recipe, which is very similar except it combines two types of flour for a more earthy flavor. It’s much more crusty than my Roti Tepung Oat. So let’s learn how you can make this easy, plain Irish soda bread, no buttermilk needed, I promise.
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Roti Soda Ireland Tanpa Susu Mentega
Ramuan
- 3 ¾ cawan Tepung serbaguna - (nota 1)
- 1 sudu teh Serbuk penaik
- 1 sudu teh Garam - pilihan, boleh dibuat tanpa garam
- 1 ½ cawan Full-Fat Dairy-Free Milk of Choice - we used soy milk
- 2 sudu makan Jus lemon
Extra to work the dough
- ¼ -1/3 cawan Tepung serbaguna
arahan
- Preheat oven to 430°F (220°C). Line a baking tray with a lightly greased piece of parchment paper. Set aside.
- In a medium-size mixing bowl, whisk soy milk with lemon juice. Set aside for 10 minit sehingga ia pekat seperti susu mentega.
- In another large mixing bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, and salt.
- Gradually add the milk mixture and stir the dough with a spatula at first until dough is shaggy but not too wet or dry – it means no dry spots of flour it should be a cohesive ball but not smooth – you may need to add the extra 1/4 cup flour to achieve this texture.
- Place the dough onto a lightly floured surface and fold it on itself – maximum 8 times – don't overdo it! The ball should be very rustic and look raggedy, not smooth.
- Pindahkan bebola doh ke atas dulang pembakar yang telah disediakan dan ratakan doh menjadi cakera nipis setinggi maksimum 3 cm (1.5 inci). Ini sangat penting, jika tidak, roti tidak akan naik langsung.
- Potong pangkah yang dalam (1 cm dalam, 0.4 inci) di atas roti dan taburkan/tepuk sedikit tepung putih tambahan di atas roti.
- Bake at 430°F (220°C), middle rack, for 20–30 minit atau sehingga bahagian luarnya berkerak.
- Pindahkan ke rak penyejuk untuk 1 jam sebelum dihiris.
- Simpan roti pada suhu bilik sehingga 3-4 hari, balut dengan tuala bersih untuk mengekalkan kelembapannya.
- Boleh dimakan begitu sahaja atau dibakar bersama jem atau avokado lenyek. Atau ia boleh dihidangkan sebagai hidangan sampingan segera untuk sup dan salad.
Nota
Alatan
Pemakanan
Bahan dan Pengganti
To make your homemade vegan buttermilk, mix the milk you have on hand and acid ingredients. I used:
- Susu Soya – but any milk, even almond milk or oat milk, works well. I am using protein-fortified soy milk that is slightly dark in color and gives a lovely golden color to the bread crumb.
- Jus lemon or vinegar, apple cider vinegar, or lime juice.
Stir both ingredients and set aside 10 minutes to curdle. The remaining ingredients you need are:
- Tepung serbaguna – Untuk versi bebas gluten, gunakan panduan penukaran bebas gluten. This should also work with spelt flour.
- Serbuk penaik – That’s why the bread is called soda bread, it’s a yeast-free bread, and the raising agent is simply baking soda.
Some Irish soda bread recipes cut some soft butter into the flour mixture like in a scone recipe, while some add sugar or raisins. I personally don’t use any add-ons in my Irish soda bread recipe but feel free to do so – I will add a note and tips below.
How To Make Irish Soda Bread Without Buttermilk
Irish soda bread is traditionally made with buttermilk, curdled full-fat milk. So here I will show you how you can make the best Irish bread ever, creating your own vegan mock buttermilk with two ingredients and no effort.
- First, whisk flour, salt, and baking soda until well combined in a large mixing bowl. Stir in liquid until the dough is shaggy, which means no more dry spots of flour can be seen, but the dough is rough, not soft but comes together.
- You may have a little buttermilk left, depending on how you measure the flour. If it’s too is too wet and liquid or runny, add more flour a few tablespoons at a time, up to 1/2 cup max!
- Transfer on a floured surface and fold the dough on itself a maximum of 8 times – don’t overwork Irish soda bread dough, or the bread comes out dense, gummy, and packed. If you feel like adding dried raisins or caraway seeds like some old-fashioned Grandma recipe loves, fold in the dough now.
- Preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C). Line a baking tray with parchment paper. Place the dough ball onto the tray and flatten it into a 3 cm thick disc. This is very important because the bread has no yeast, and if it’s too high, it won’t cook through or rise.
- Draw a 1cm-deep cross on top of the bread using a sharp knife. You can brush the top of the bread with water to smoothen the dough or keep it rough. Then, feel free to sprinkle seeds or oats or keep it plain.
- Bake in the center rack of the oven for about 20 minutes or until crusty and golden. Cool it down on a cooling rack for 1 hour before slicing.

Berkhidmat
You can use this Irish soda bread recipe as a base for toasts and sandwiches, or as a side to soup and stew. Some of the great toppings you can add are:
- Mentega bebas tenusu
- Marmite or vegemite
- Hummus
- Guacamole
For a sweet topping, try some of the below:
- Jem bayi
- Mentega kacang
- Karamel kurma

Soalan Lazim
The bread is good for 2 to 3 days when stored at room temperature, but because it has no yeast, it becomes dense and dryer after a few days.
I didn’t try this option, but I am pretty confident that a gluten-free all-purpose flour blend with added guar gum will work with the same ratio as all-purpose flour.














hi, could you use this recipe to make rolls?
Probably yes, they will simply bake faster.
Another great use for Irish soda bread is for strawberry shortcake. It’s not sweet like ordinary shortcake (which is fine with me, I don’t have much of a sweet tooth) but the flavor meld between the strawberries and the soda bread is pretty wonderful.
I haven’t made strawberry shortcake for years, but it occurred to me that there had to be a vegan soda bread recipe, so I’m going to give this a try.
Let me know how it turns out!
Hai Carine,
Can I use actual buttermilk to make this bread. If so, how much?
Terima kasih!
I would remove the apple cider vinegar and use as much buttermilk as dairy-free milk used in my recipe
Probably yes, it should work
Hi Carine, can I use the whole wheat pastry flour instead and thank you.
It should work, but wholewheat flour is higher in fiber and often absorb liquid a bit more.
This turned out pretty great! A little less crumbly than I expected but still delicious
This is not gluten free, as described. Spelt flour is not gluten free. I wonder if a gluten free flour blend with xanthan gum would work?
Hi Carol, I’ve never claimed that this bread was gluten-free! Read the post and you’ll see how to use gluten-free flour instead of All-purpose flour or Spelt flour.
How would this recipe do with gluten free flour?
Hi Heather, read the post, it’s all in there!