Keeping a sourdough starter is a bit like taking care of a pet. Regular feedings will keep your starter happy and active and ready for baking. But what if your starter is more active than you are?
Some days I don’t have the time or energy to bake artisan-style sourdough loaves. And if I don’t bake something with my starter, it will overflow and make a mess of the kitchen.
So today, I’m sharing with you my lazy, go-to recipe: Sourdough Discard Cinnamon Bread.
Sweet and Sour
Sourdough discard cinnamon bread shares a lot of similarities to Amish Friendship bread. Both recipes blend the sourdough tang with cinnamon, sugar, and nutmeg to make a tasty dessert loaf.
But unlike Amish friendship bread, my sourdough discard cinnamon quick bread doesn’t use sugar in the starter, nor does it have a sugar-covered crust. Instead, my recipe has an optional glaze to sweeten the crust, and you can use your sourdough starter in whatever stage it’s in: fed, unfed, immature, or matured.
If you’re interested in my latest recipe, check it out on my bread blog, BreadbytheHour.com. I’ve provided step-by-step instructions for making my bread, and you can follow along with pictures if that makes it any easier when you bake.
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I am constantly trying and creating new recipes – it’s one of my many passions. Although not all my recipes are as beautiful as this one, I make sure that my recipes are tasty and easy to make for beginners.
Feel free to browse my sourdough discard recipes and see which ones spark your interest. You might stumble across a new dessert, breakfast, or snack that you can’t get enough of.
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Awesome recipe. Thanks.