17 Easy Sourdough Recipes

To help you get the most out of your sourdough starter, I’ve collected some of the best sourdough bread recipes from the internet. Time to get that flour out and start baking!

THE SOURDOUGH OBSESSION

When you catch the sourdough bug, baking everything with your sourdough starter can become a new hobby.

Or baking obsession.

But who can blame you? Baking with sourdough has soooo many benefits, not only does it end an irresistible flavor and texture, it also gives you a more nutritious and digestible end product.

To help you fuel your sourdough obsession, I’ve collected around the best sourdough bread recipes from the internet. You’ll find all sorts of yummy recipes that have you reaching for your starter day after day.

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TOOLS NEEDED FOR BAKING SOURDOUGH

Before we get started, let’s go over some of the most helpful tools you will need when baking sourdough bread. I’m sure most of you already have a loaf pan of Some sort but beyond that here are some other essentials that you will want to have.

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—Einkorn flour.T his flour is my favorite. It’s made from ancient wheat and those with gluten intolerances often do well with it, especially when it’s fermented by making sourdough with it. It’s also available at THRIVE MARKET. You can get 25% off your first order through my link. I love to buy einkorn, gelatin and coconut milk from here. They have quite a few things that are actually cheaper than Amazon!

—Sourdough starter. Grab some from a friend or learn to make your own. You can also order a starter kit online like this one.

–Jars to keep your starter in. Wide mouthed mason jars work great, orthis type of jar

–Kitchen Scale to feed your starter and weigh your dough. Or, just eyeball it.

—Ceramic bowl. These kind work well for raising the dough in

–Kitchenaid stand mixer. These things are amazing. Especially if you really get into bread making, having a stand mixer like this onewith the ability to need dull will save you hours of time. If you can afford one, get one. It will be worth it I promise

—Bread pans. I’m guessing you already have some, but if you don’t or you are looking for new onesthese cast iron ones make really nice and evenly cooked loaves

—Water filter. This is of course totally optional, but you will want to use a good filtered water or spring water for making your bread. If you’re looking for a good water filter, you can read about the one I have fallen in love with here