Belfast Baps | #BreadBakers

Belfast Baps are large white bread rolls with origins in Northern Ireland. They are fluffy on the inside and crusty on the outside. These Belfast Baps, with their thin and crunchy crust and soft and fluffy interior are so easy to make and will introduce you to a little bit of Belfast culture. This bread is similar to Irish Batch Bread in that it is browned and crackly on top, however, Batch Bread

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