Classic Sourdough Chocolate Chip Cookies
Thick, cakey sourdough discard cookies that hold a tall shape instead of spreading thin – chilled and frozen before baking, with only about a third of the sugar in a typical recipe.
Thick, cakey sourdough discard cookies that hold a tall shape instead of spreading thin – chilled and frozen before baking, with only about a third of the sugar in a typical recipe.
A richer, double-chocolate take on the base sourdough cookie, made with chocolate discard, cocoa, and a touch of tapioca flour for a thick, cakey bite.
No Starter Needed One-bowl fudgy brownies with a shiny, crackly top and a dense, fudgy center – no mixer, no yeast, just pantry staples done in the right order.
No Starter Needed A classic all-butter apple pie with a shatteringly flaky crust and a mix of tart and sweet apples – no starter, no overnight plan, just one afternoon in the kitchen.
No Starter Needed A moist, one-bowl banana bread made extra tender with sour cream – no mixer, no rise time, just a loaf that disappears fast.
No Starter Needed A classic chocolate chip cookie made even better with browned butter – crisp edges, a chewy center, and pools of melted chocolate in every bite.
Pillowy sourdough rolls swirled with pumpkin, brown sugar, and warm fall spice, finished with a thick layer of cream cheese icing – the kind of Sunday bake that fills the whole kitchen with cinnamon.
A moist, deeply spiced quick bread made with real pumpkin and a scoop of sourdough starter or discard – the loaf that makes the house smell like fall the moment it hits the oven.
A moist, tangy-sweet banana bread built around a cup of sourdough discard – the loaf that turns the starter you were about to toss into something worth requesting seconds of.
Soft, gooey cinnamon rolls leavened slowly overnight with sourdough starter instead of commercial yeast – a weekend project that rewards patience with a very good Sunday morning.
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.
Chewy chocolate chip cookies with a subtle tang from sourdough discard – the perfect way to use up extra starter with zero waste.