Gluten-Free Sourdough Pan Loaf
A tall, sandwich-style gluten-free sourdough loaf built on brown rice and sorghum flour, with psyllium husk as the binder and a thermometer to tell you when it is done.
Gluten-Free Recipe*A tall, sandwich-style gluten-free sourdough loaf built on brown rice and sorghum flour, with psyllium husk as the binder and a thermometer to tell you when it is done.

A crusty, golden sourdough loaf with no Dutch oven required, baked on a hot baking sheet with steam from a pan of boiling water.

A 100% whole einkorn hearth loaf, the oldest wheat species still cultivated, with a fragile gluten and a fast ferment that call for a gentler, watchful approach than modern wheat.

High-hydration sourdough ciabatta with a crunchy, crackly crust and a soft, open crumb, baked on a pizza stone with steam.

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The natural next loaf once you’ve got plain sourdough down-bread flour swapped for dark rye, for deeper, earthier flavor and a moister crumb.

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.

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Half white flour, half whole wheat, and still ridiculously soft. This is the loaf to reach for when you want real fiber without an actual brick. A hearty, everyday bread that’s easier than it looks.