Bannocks scottish

If you want to make an easy, hearty, rustic bread in a skillet, look no further than my delicious Scottish Bannock recipe!

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Scottish Bannocks (aka Scottish Oatcakes) are easy to make using common pantry staples. Make them traditionally or include sourdough starter discard. Serve these Highland oatcakes with sweet or savory toppings for breakfast or as a snack!

Bannocks are a type of bread eaten in Scotland with stews, casseroles and soup or spread with butter and maybe some homemade jam. You can also add dried fruit to make a sweet version. The best bit …

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This traditional Scottish Bannocks (or Oatcakes) has an interesting twist: the addition of yogurt. Try it out and decide for yourself if they taste better.

This is a traditional Scottish Bannocks Recipe, or Scottish Skillet Bread. These were traditionally made with barley or oatmeal, so we have used oatmeal in this recipe. You can change it up with added ingredients like bacon bits, chilli, herbs, or cheese if you wish!

In addition to a wide variety of other talents, Peter Sinclair of Hillswick makes excellent Shetland bannocks. I first heard of Mr. Sinclair through The Shetland Times newspaper last December when Maree Hay wrote about his bannock making skills in her regular column North Mainland Notes.

Bannock is a classic and easy-to-make bread without all sorts of delicious variations. Here is a simple bannock recipe you'll love.

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