Sourdough Recipes for Everyday Life
Your sourdough starter can do a whole lot more than make a pretty loaf of bread!
Around here we’re making sandwich bread, pizza, bagels, pancakes, cinnamon rolls, crackers, muffins and all kinds of food my family actually eats.
Whether you’re looking for an everyday bread, something for breakfast, a quick way to use discard or just something delicious — start here.
What do you want to make?
Breads & Rolls
From everyday sandwich bread to artisan loaves, rolls and focaccia — this is where Bread Independence really starts.
Make the bread your family actually eats and stop thinking sourdough has to mean one fancy round loaf.
Pizza, Bagels & Savory Favorites
This is the stuff that makes people realize sourdough can actually replace food they buy all the time.
Pizza night? Bagels? Hot Pockets? Pretzel bites?
Yep. Your starter can do that.
Sourdough for Breakfast
Some of my favorite sourdough recipes don’t look anything like a loaf of bread.
Pancakes, waffles, muffins, French toast and more — because if I’ve got a jar of starter sitting on my counter, I’m going to use that bad boy!
Got Sourdough Discard?
Don’t toss that bad boy!
Once your starter is established, that extra sourdough discard can become pancakes, waffles, crackers, muffins, pie crust, pizza bites and a whole lot more.
I’ve gathered my sourdough discard recipes together so you can stop looking at that jar in the refrigerator wondering what the heck you’re going to do with it.
EXPLORE SOURDOUGH DISCARD RECIPES →
Crackers, Tortillas & More
Bread Independence goes way beyond bread.
These are the everyday foods we can learn to make right in our own kitchens — one more thing we don’t have to depend on the grocery store for.
Something Sweet
Because sourdough doesn’t always have to be practical.
Sometimes it needs butter, cinnamon, maple syrup and a whole lot of deliciousness.
Want More Sourdough Recipes?
I’ve got you covered.
From Starter to Artisan: Sourdough for Everyday Life has more than 45 recipes designed for the way we actually eat — not just artisan bread.
Breakfast, dinner, breads, treats and plenty of ways to put your sourdough starter to work.
Because once you learn how to keep a starter alive, you might as well use the heck out of it.
Exclusive recipes that you can not find online!
New to Sourdough?
Don’t know where to start? I’ve got you.
Start with flour, water and a jar and I’ll walk you through creating your starter step by step.