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Discover the science, history, and flavor of sourdough spelt bread—an ancient, nutritious, and gut-friendly choice for artisan and home bakers.
The Science of Spelt in Sourdough: Why This Ancient Grain Makes Better Bread Read More »
Get ready to fall in love with your new favourite loaf! This apple cider sourdough bread replaces the usual water with rich, tangy apple cider, infusing every slice with a hint of warm spice and fruity sweetness.
Easy Apple Cider Sourdough Bread: Your New Favourite Fall Loaf Read More »
The result is a hearty sourdough artisan bread with a fine garlic taste. I chose to use some rye flour to round off the taste profile.
Summer’s Curly Delight: Garlic Scape Sourdough Bread Recipe Read More »
Explore how bread transcends food to become a symbol of resistance, culture, and social change throughout history. #BreadPolitics
Hidden Politics in Every Loaf: How Bread Shapes Society Read More »
If you’ve ever visited Yorkshire, you might have come across the delightful Fat Rascal—a plump, fruity, scone-like treat. I have taken the liberty to add sourdough discard and replace some of the flour wuth Spelt.
Best Sourdough Fat Rascals – A Twist On A Yorkshire Favourite Read More »
I find the origins of the sandwich fascinating. It is often attributed to John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, in the 18th century. Legend has it that he requested his meat be served between two pieces of bread so he could eat without interrupting his gambling.
Why Sourdough is the Ultimate Choice for Sandwich Bread Read More »
Discover a nutritious twist on classic sourdough with Chia Sourdough Bread. Enjoy added crunch, a nutty flavour, and enhanced health benefits in every slice!
Chia Sourdough Bread: A Nutritious Twist on a Classic Recipe Read More »
My dad used to call this time between the holidays and January “The time between the years” when one year was over and the next one hadn’t really started yet.
Sourdough Between The Years Read More »
