Here goes!
The dry ingredients
The jugs – Guinness and yogurt
The bowl of black treacle
Slowly add the Guinness to the treacle
to loosen
Add the yogurt to the Guinness
and treacle and whisk together
The dry combined with the wet ingredients
The bread on the baking sheet – see the dusting
of flour underneath
The loaf marked into quarters – the long
handle of a wooden spoon works beautifully
Ta dah – fresh from the oven
Sliced in half – looks good enough to eat
A quarter, ready with a pot of butter it would be rude not to!
Personally I wouldn't mess with either of these breads – apart from the butter! I would add a good strong cheddar or maybe a Lancashire cheese with some chutney – but really it's entirely up to you!
You could serve warmed with a goulash or a chilli if you preferred the bread with a hot dish.
Very rustic and the ultimate in comfort food!
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