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Six Cinnamon Roll Recipes to Celebrate Fall’s Arrival (opens the original)
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I always like to share my cinnamon roll collection when fall finally arrives. The weather has been delightfully crisp the past few days and these recipes are a great way to ease into the cozy baking season - and yes there is a sourdough discard pumpkin cinnamon roll recipe down there for you pumpkin lovers! Without fail, my cinnamon roll recipes start to climb the charts in September as we turn the corner toward fall and they keep getting tons of traffic all the way through the holidays and wint
Choose Your Own Adventure Sourdough Scones (opens the original)
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Let’s talk about one of my favorite things: Scones. I have several scone recipes on my site - many of which I created long before I started dabbling in sourdough - but I do have a couple of sourdough discard scone recipes and more on the way. Scones are one of my favorite little bakes and I love dreaming up new flavor variations. I’ve turned my kids and husband into scone lovers and also scone snobs over the years. My scones are flaky, tender, and moist - never, ever dry. We always have scones o
Apples, Cinnamon, and Sourdough Discard (opens the original)
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Don’t worry, I’m not throwing pumpkin recipes at you just yet. But I do love fall and since it’s my birthday I figured I’d use the opportunity to tiptoe into early-fall recipe territory. To me that means apples, pears, figs, maple and brown sugar, cinnamon, and all the cozy warm spices. I love pumpkin baked goods and desserts, but I always feel like pumpkin is more suited for October and beyond, while September should be reserved for pears, apples, and figs to have their time in the spotlight. I
Fig Season is Here! (opens the original)
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In between apple season and pumpkin-spice-everything season is another quieter season that you might miss if you aren’t really paying close attention. Fig season is a beautiful, late summer gift that I look forward to all year. We are lucky to have two very productive little fig trees just outside our kitchen door and this time of year we’re picking ripe figs every day. It’s such a special thing and I don’t think the novelty will ever wear off. I love gardening and have grown so many things, but
If Summer was a Sourdough Loaf (video) (opens the original)
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I shared this one a while back, but I now have a video to share of the process that I haven’t shared anywhere else yet. I’ve recently (and finally) been getting some backlogged video content edited and posted to various social channels as well as on my blog, but I wanted to share this video here for you, my lovely readers, in the hopes that it will encourage you to make this bright and sunny lemon blueberry loaf. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fe
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