Classic Sourdough Bagels
Bakery-style sourdough bagels with a chewy crumb and glossy crust, made with active starter, a touch of sweetness, and an easy overnight rise.
Buttery, tender, slightly sweet – sourdough-leavened enriched doughs like brioche, milk bread, and cinnamon rolls for when you want something richer than a lean loaf.
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Bakery-style sourdough bagels with a chewy crumb and glossy crust, made with active starter, a touch of sweetness, and an easy overnight rise.
Skillet-cooked sourdough English muffins with real nooks and crannies, made from a stiffer, lower-hydration dough than a typical loaf, split with a fork, never a knife.
Golden, chewy classic sourdough pretzels from an easy dough you can also turn into bagels-naturally leavened, baking-soda boiled, bakery-worthy results.
A naturally leavened enriched sourdough layered with orange sugar and dried cranberries, twisted into an eight-point star and finished with an orange glaze.
Soft, buttery sourdough dinner rolls you can par-bake weeks ahead, freeze, and finish in a hot oven in about 12 minutes on the day.
A soft, tender sandwich loaf that still slices clean and toasts beautifully, built on natural leavening instead of commercial yeast, for everyday sandwiches that don’t taste like an afterthought.
Soft, gooey cinnamon rolls leavened slowly overnight with sourdough starter instead of commercial yeast, a weekend project that rewards patience with a very good Sunday morning.
Griddle-cooked sourdough English muffins with a tender, milk-and-butter-enriched crumb full of classic nooks and crannies. A completely different dough from the bagels.
No Starter Needed Impossibly soft, faintly sweet Japanese milk bread rolls made with the tangzhong method, no sourdough starter, no overnight plan, just pillowy rolls in one afternoon.
A soft, golden, braided egg bread, naturally leavened with sourdough, with a glossy crust and a tender, slightly sweet crumb.
An overnight sourdough enriched dough baked upside-down over a real maple-pecan caramel, then flipped warm onto a platter, a genuine fall alternative to another cinnamon roll.
Pillowy sourdough rolls swirled with pumpkin, brown sugar, and warm fall spice, finished with a thick layer of cream cheese icing, the kind of Sunday bake that fills the whole kitchen with cinnamon.
Butter and eggs slow yeast down, which is why enriched sourdough takes patience. A dough with a lot of fat can take noticeably longer to rise than a lean one, and a cool kitchen stretches that further. The recipes here give grams and the dough temperature to aim for, plus a visual cue so you are not guessing from the clock alone. In a South Florida kitchen butter softens fast, so chill the dough if it turns greasy while you shape it. Plan the bake the day before you want to serve it.