You Can Have Smoked Bread by Dinnertime

In all the hustle and bustle of modern life, we tend to forget that our ancestors used to make bread by hand daily. All that kneading and fussing was just part and parcel for cooks generations ago.

Today, you can just buy bread from the store. Yet there is something special about making bread at home. Still, it can take time to allow yeasted bread to rise. The good news is our pellet grill bread recipe has none of the downtime associated with French or Italian bread.

With this grill bread recipe, you might rethink how you feel about making bread all the time. If you can stir some ingredients together and shape the dough into a mound, you can enjoy smoked bread in a couple of hours. What could be simpler?

Companions for Your Smoked Irish Soda Bread

For the record, it is perfectly fine if you want to dive into your smoked bread and eat it piece-by-piece with butter. However, pitmasters far and wide love to accompany their grill breads with taste-tempting partners.

Check out these great companions for your pellet grill bread:

• Homemade soups and stews: Whether minestrone, vegetable or chili, your homemade soup calls for bread. Good thing you have a pellet smoker bread recipe on hand. Just fire up the wood pellet smoker grill and you will be good to go.
• Tasty green salads: Why eat a salad on its own? A salad is doubly great when it comes with a side order of pellet grill soda bread.
• Proteins: Any type of protein will work with this flavor-packed soda bread from the grill. Try anything from seafood to exotic meat steaks with this non-yeast bread.

Why spend precious time running out for a loaf of bread for lunch or dinner? All you need are a few ingredients from your pantry and your Silverbac or Grilla.