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This bread, with its mellow tang, is perfect for those who like their sourdough bread noticeably sour, but not mouth-puckeringly so. The signature sourdough flavor comes from a combination of lactic and acetic acids, created as the dough rises and ferments. Refrigerating the dough encourages the production of more acetic acid, which is the tangier of the two. Thus, this bread with its refrigerated starter has the ideal balance of sour flavor. For the crustiest, brownest crust, add steam or…

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Have you ever wondered how to make sourdough starter? It's easier than you think — here's how to do it.

It's hard to forget a meal at Mindy Segal's restaurant, Hot Chocolate, in Chicago. For us, the thick squares of soft yet chewy sourdough focaccia were so memorable that we had to create our own version. The restaurant serves its focaccia with honey-sweetened ricotta, but it's just as tasty served plain.

Arthur Sourdough Recipe is the ultimate homemade bread! Made with sourdough starter, flour, water, and salt, this recipe creates a crusty golden loaf with a soft, airy crumb. Fermented for deep flavor, this classic sourdough is perfect for sandwiches, toast, or dipping in soup! Master the art of artisan bread baking with this easy, foolproof method. Save now & start baking! #SourdoughBread #HomemadeBread #BreadBaking #ArtisanBaking #Foodie

Tangzhong, an Asian technique designed to enhance the softness of yeast bread and extend its shelf life, is being embraced by a small but growing number of bakers. Over the past year we’ve covered the various uses of tangzhong in this blog. Yes, tangzhong is the key to softer sandwich loaves and dinner rolls with better freshness. Yes, it works with whole grains; and you can apply it to most of your favorite yeast recipes, once you understand how it works.

This beautifully swirled sourdough cinnamon raisin bread offers a perfect balance of tanginess and sweetness. It's tender enough to make yummy buttered toast for breakfast, yet will stand up to being grilled into a panini with, say, crunchy peanut butter and soft, cinnamon-scent apples. Make it with your fed sourdough starter or use sourdough discard straight from the refrigerator for a tangier cinnamon raisin loaf.

There are few things that could enhance the flavor and texture of a cinnamon roll, but sourdough is one of them. The added boost in flavor and the subtle chewy texture from a ripe sourdough starter, especially when used without the addition of commercial yeast, takes these soft, buttery, cinnamon sugar-laced buns over the top — with just slightly longer proofing times. Believe us, you’ll be glad you took the time to make these sourdough cinnamon rolls!

The nutty, mellow flavor of Asiago cheese adds a kick to this traditional Italian slipper bread. A well made ciabatta has a chewy crust and an open crumb.

This delicious sourdough bread is wonderfully tangy — and totally forgiving. There’s no feeding your starter, no kneading the dough, and no shaping the loaf. All you do is mix, wait, scoop the soft dough into a bread pan, wait a bit more, and bake up one of the best sourdough sandwich loaves you’ve ever sampled. With its moist, nicely spongy crumb and crispy crust, the loaf is super-easy to slice, making it handy for both sandwiches and toast.

When you think of sourdough bread, you probably envision a crusty, chewy, artisan-style loaf. But this bread, made with levain (an overnight starter based on sourdough starter) is a richly flavored, soft-textured sandwich loaf, perfect for all of your favorite sandwich fillings, including fresh tomatoes. (See "tips" below for details on how to make the best tomato sandwich.)

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There’s something deeply comforting about the smell of fresh bread wafting through the house. For years, I believed that sourdough had to be a two- or even three-day process. I’d hear about long fermentation, cold proofing, and complicated shaping routines—and it all felt overwhelming. But that changed the day I finally embraced the idea of a same-day sourdough. With just a few adjustments and a little creativity, I found a way to bring that rustic, golden loaf to life without waiting…

When you think of sourdough bread, you probably envision a crusty, chewy, artisan-style loaf. But this bread, made with levain (an overnight starter based on sourdough starter) is a richly flavored, soft-textured sandwich loaf, perfect for all of your favorite sandwich fillings, including fresh tomatoes. (See "tips" below for details on how to make the best tomato sandwich.)

These 12 top rye bread recipes showcase all that rye can bring to homemade bread: unique flavor and slightly chewy texture.