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- THE SOURDOUGH JOURNAL
- SOURDOUGH STARTER
- Building Your First Sourdough Starter
- SOURDOUGH BREAD
- Your First Sourdough Loaf
- Jalapeño Cheddar Sourdough Loaf
- Roasted Garlic & Parmesan Sourdough
- SOURDOUGH SWEET BAKES
- SOURDOUGH DISCARD
- PIZZA & FOCACCIA
- SLOW MORNINGS BREAKFAST & BRUNCH
- HOW TO FEED YOUR SOURDOUGH STARTER
- HOW TO KNOW WHEN YOUR STARTER IS READY
- HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR STARTER
- HOW TO STORE YOUR SOURDOUGH STARTER
- HOW TO REVIVE YOUR SOURDOUGH STARTER
- COMING SOON
NOTHING WASTED
SOURDOUGH DISCARD
The part you remove from your starter doesn't have to go to waste. Turn it into pancakes, crackers, waffles and more
THERE'S MORE TO DISCARD THAN YOU THINK
Discard is an opportunity to experiment. These recipes turn something you might otherwise throw away into simple, delicious things worth making
DISCARD COLLECTION
01 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD PANCAKES
Golden, tender pancakes that turn leftover starter into something worth waking up for
02 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD WAFFLES
Crisp at the edges, tender inside and perfect for a slow weekend morning
03 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD CRACKERS
Thin, crisp and savoury — an easy way to transform discard into something snackable
04 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD FLATBREAD
Soft, flexible flatbreads made for dipping, wrapping and sharing
05 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD ENGLISH MUFFINS
Soft, chewy and full of little pockets made for butter and jam
06 — SOURDOUGH DISCARD SCALLION PANCAKES
Crisp, savoury and layered with scallions for a creative twist on discard baking
NOTHING WASTED
MAKE SOMETHING FROM WHAT'S LEFT
Sourdough is a practice in patience — and in using what you have. Sometimes the most unexpected bakes begin with yesterday's discard
KEEP YOUR DISCARD COLD
If you're not baking immediately, store discard in the refrigerator and use it when you're ready. It doesn't need to become tomorrow's waste
