I’ve put together a collection of my sourdough recipes that aren’t bread here on the blog. Don’t get me wrong, I love sourdough bread—maybe a little too much. But sometimes it’s nice to try something new. In this post, you’ll find tons of different varieties. From sourdough pizza dough to lemon pound cake, they’re all made with love from scratch.
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26+ Sourdough Recipes That Aren’t Bread
Below, you’ll find a collection of more than 26 sourdough recipes that aren’t bread. These recipes are all cherished in our home. Some of our favorites are the honey butter biscuits, pizza dough, and chocolate chip scones. The jalapeno cheddar scones and cheddar bay biscuits are the most popular among readers like you.
Biscuits and Scones
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Sourdough Honey Butter Biscuits
Sourdough honey butter biscuits are the perfect breakfast, brunch, side, or snack. The homemade honey butter glaze is not only brushed on after baking but also found throughout the dough.
My sourdough cheddar bay biscuits are even better than Red Lobster's. These biscuits have a soft, fluffy interior with specks of sea salt and mild garlic, all topped with a light coating of herb butter. The sourdough adds a perfect tang creating a unique flavor profile you won't be able to get enough of.
These easy sourdough biscuits are a must-try for any occasion! You'll take one bite and toss the other biscuit recipes out. They come out with a perfectly browned top and pillowy insides. Top them with homemade hamburger gravy for a delicious breakfast.
Savory Sourdough Ham and Cheese Scones From Scratch
These savory sourdough ham and cheese scones are the perfect way to use up leftover holiday ham. They're simple and easy to whip up and make the perfect lunch throughout the week. Each bit is full of cheddar cheese, tangy sourdough, and bits of ham. Eat them for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You won't be disappointed!
These sourdough cheese scones made from scratch are one of my favorite lunchtime recipes to whip up. They're so simple to make, and they taste amazing! We like to pair them with a side of bacon and berries for a complete meal. Each bite is full of flaky, pillowy scone, sourdough tang, and cheddar cheese. What's not to like?!
There is so much inspiration behind these sourdough lemon poppy seed scones from scratch. The spring season, my grandma, who loved anything lemon poppy seed, my mom's love of lemon treats, and my love of sourdough scones all combined to inspire me to develop this recipe. Every bite makes me smile. They're more than a baked good; they're inspiration from three generations of lemon-loving women.
Sourdough Strawberry Scones from Scratch (with chocolate chips)
These sourdough strawberry scones from scratch have become a new favorite in our home. I use freeze-dried strawberries to create the perfect flavor without added moisture and mini chocolate chips for pops of chocolate. They're perfect for Valentine's Day or anytime you're craving a treat.
Easy Sourdough Pumpkin Scones with Chocolate Chips
These easy sourdough pumpkin scones are just what you're looking for! They're fluffy, full of chocolate, and taste like pumpkin. You really can't go wrong with warm pumpkin scones and a cup of coffee.
My sourdough chocolate chip scones are so simple to make—no, really they are! I've had so many readers comment or message me that they always thought scones were hard until they tried this recipe. Each bite is full of chocolate chips and the perfect sweetness. You're going to love them just as much as we do!
My sourdough jalapeno cheddar scones are ridiculously easy and delicious! With each bite you get pieces of jalapeno and cheddar cheese. They're perfectly soft on the inside and flaky on the outside with a buttery taste! My husband and I have enjoyed these scones for just about every occasion. From lunch to breakfast to snacking with guests. I hope you love them as much as we do and PBH readers here on the blog!
When you're craving a baked good that's sweet and fruity, these sourdough raspberry muffins with chocolate chips do the trick. In our house, we love eating these muffins for breakfast. They go great with a hot cup of coffee! Each bite is full of chocolate, raspberry, and the sweet tang of sourdough muffin.
The best sourdough French toast is dipped in a creamy vanilla, cinnamon custard. And that's exactly what my recipe does. You get a delicious balance of sourdough tang, sweet vanilla, and hints of cinnamon in every bite. We love whipping up a batch for lunch and drizzling each slice with warm maple syrup!
When I crave a savory breakfast my go-to is this easy sourdough avocado toast topped with everything bagel seasoning. The sourdough toast is a perfect base to hold a layer of creamy mashed avocado. Along with the salty, savory flakes of seasoning that provide a great texture. With just one bite, I bet you'll think it's as irresistible as I do!
This sourdough cinnamon rolls recipe has no business being this delicious! Not only do they taste amazing but they're created with wholesome ingredients and simplified steps. Any skill level of baker can make this recipe, you don't have to be a pro.
These sourdough pumpkin cinnamon rolls are the perfect fall breakfast recipe. Especially when topped with pumpkin maple cream cheese frosting. This recipe is healthier than most with less sugar and whole ingredients.
These sourdough waffles are quick and easy to make, even on the busiest of days. You'll fall in love with the light and fluffy interior while the outsides stay crisp. Not to mention they'll save you money and are better for your health!
These homemade sourdough pancakes can be whipped up in minutes but taste just like your childhood. You'll fall in love with this recipe. Whether you're looking for the perfect brunch recipe or late-night treat, these pancakes are the perfect choice anytime.
My sourdough carrot cake is a moist, fluffy, spiced cake full of finely shredded carrots topped with a light cream cheese frosting. My husband, who doesn't like carrot cake, said it was not only the best carrot cake he's had but the best cake in general he's eaten. Wow, what a statement! I know you'll love it just as much as we do!
This sourdough lemon pound cake is for you if you’re looking for an easy wholesome cake recipe. This lemon cake made with sourdough is cherished in our home and I hope it will be in yours as well!
These easy sourdough brownies from scratch are the perfect chocolatey treat for any occasion. You can whip them up for a delicious afternoon treat or long ferment overnight. Whether you're using fed sourdough starter or discard, this recipe tastes fantastic!
Sourdough Pretzel Bites From Scratch (Better Than Auntie Anne’s)
These sourdough pretzel bites from scratch are among the best recipes I've developed in my kitchen. They're soft and pillowy on the inside with a buttery crust. According to my husband, they're better than Auntie Anne's and I couldn't agree more. You've got to try them for yourself!
Sourdough pizza crust makes some of the best-tasting pizza. The dough has a balanced sourdough tang that pairs well with any topping. You can roll it thin or keep it thick, whatever you like. This is the only recipe we use for at-home pizza night. It's that dang good!
These easy sourdough tortillas from scratch can be made with discard or fed starter. With only 5 simple ingredients, you'll be able to save money and reduce the additives in your food. Do you hate choosing between healthier tortillas and a low price? Now you don't have to! You'll love every bite.
Can I use sourdough discard for all of these recipes?
Yes, you can use sourdough discard or fed starter for all of these recipes. It doesn’t matter which one.
Can I use cold starter for these recipes?
Yes, you can definitely use cold sourdough starter for this recipe. It can be either fed or discard.
Do you still get the sourdough benefits in recipes that aren’t bread?
Of course! You still get the benefits of the starter, but since most of these recipes don’t call for a fermentation process, the other ingredients don’t get fermented. If you’d like to get more gut health benefits, stick the dough or batter in the fridge for 12–24 hours before baking or cooking the recipe.
How can I ferment the other ingredients in a recipe that doesn’t call for a long ferment in the fridge?
Like I said in the question above, you can stick the batter or dough in the fridge for 12–24 hours before baking or cooking the recipe. This allows the sourdough cultures to ferment the other ingredients.
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