If you’ve just begun your sourdough journey, congratulations — you’re keeping a little kitchen “pet” that rewards you with delicious bread, pancakes, pizza, and more! The good news is: keeping a sourdough starter happy doesn’t have to be complicated. With a little consistency and a few simple habits, your starter will thrive for years to...Read More
Sourdough may be in the spotlight these days, but don’t be fooled — it’s no passing trend. This rustic, tangy loaf is one of the oldest bread traditions in the world. Long before store-bought yeast existed, bakers relied on “starters” made with wild yeast and friendly bacteria in the air and grain to leaven their...Read More
Zucchini and chocolate might sound like an unlikely pair, but they make magic together in this rich, moist quick bread. The zucchini keeps the loaf tender while dark chocolate and cocoa give it deep, fudgy flavor. It’s an excellent way to use up summer zucchini — and no one will guess the secret ingredient. INGREDIENTS:...Read More
Bring a taste of the Florida tropics to your late-summer baking with this moist and flavorful zucchini bread. Inspired by the classic cocktail, it’s filled with sweet pineapple, shredded coconut, and a hint of rum extract — all balanced by the garden freshness of zucchini. The result is a tender loaf that tastes like sunshine...Read More
What to do with all that sourdough discard? While many bakers are already finding creative ways to cook with it — pancakes, crackers, muffins — there’s another surprising use for your bubbly byproduct: fertilizing your garden.Read More
If I could give this bread 10 stars, I would! This sourdough discard sandwich bread is truly fabulous — boasting a pillowy soft texture, impressive rise, and incredible staying power. Thanks to the addition of sourdough discard, it stays fresh for days. It’s everything you want in a homemade loaf: beautiful, delicious, and surprisingly easy...Read More
This version of Irish soda bread is a little sweeter than the traditional savory loaf—think of it as a cross between soda bread and a rustic coffee cake. Dense, flavorful, and studded with plump raisins, it’s wonderful sliced thick, slathered in Irish butter, and served warm with hearty black tea or coffee. INGREDIENTS: 4 ½...Read More
These savory blue cheese popovers—affectionately called Blooseys—are irresistibly light, crisp, and cheesy. The batter couldn’t be simpler to make: just blend, pour, and bake. In less than half an hour, you’ll have golden, airy popovers with a rich blue cheese flavor that pairs beautifully with salads, soups, or hearty roasts. They even make a fun...Read More
Have you ever browsed the gourmet section of your favorite market and spotted those elegant crackers with “rain forest” in the name? You know, the ones that cost a small fortune but are undeniably delicious. Well, here’s the secret: you can make your own version at home for a fraction of the price! Not only...Read More
Dairy and gluten-free, these crispy almond crackers are very easy to make and quite tasty. Pair them with any savory dip of your choice INGREDIENTS: 2 cups blanched almond flour 1 ½ tablespoons olive oil 1 ½ tablespoons water 1 teaspoon coarse sea salt, divided Optional: 1/2 teaspoon of Italian herb blend or rosemary METHOD:...Read More
