Sourdough Ribollita (Tuscan White Bean, Kale & Torn Sourdough Soup)
A thick Tuscan soup that puts day-old sourdough to real use – torn bread simmers into a pot of white beans, kale, and tomatoes until it’s closer to a stew than a soup.
Recipes that put day-old, stale, or frozen sourdough to good use. Don’t toss that day-old loaf – turn it into bread pudding, croutons, or French toast with almost no extra effort.
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A thick Tuscan soup that puts day-old sourdough to real use – torn bread simmers into a pot of white beans, kale, and tomatoes until it’s closer to a stew than a soup.
A fast, weeknight-friendly way to use up a day-old loaf-generous garlic-herb butter baked onto split sourdough until golden and crisp at the edges.
A vibrant Italian sourdough panzanella that turns day-old bread into the best part of the dish-toasted croutons soaking up tomato juice and vinaigrette.
A classic Thanksgiving stuffing built on cubed, dried-out sourdough bread-the tangy depth of sourdough makes a noticeably better stuffing than white bread.
A warm, custardy bake made from torn day-old sourdough, brown sugar, and cinnamon, finished with a simple vanilla sauce – the kind of dessert that makes you glad the loaf went stale.
Cubes of day-old sourdough tossed in olive oil and garlic, then baked until crisp all the way through – a simple way to turn the end of a loaf into the best part of the salad.
Thick slices of day-old sourdough soaked in a cinnamon-vanilla custard and pan-fried until golden – the best use for a loaf that’s gone past its best eating day.