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Sourdough Pesto Pizza (sourdough discard recipe!)

Homemade pizza night is the quickest (and easiest) it’s ever been with this sourdough pesto pizza! A “no wait” sourdough recipe using up sourdough discard, it’s flavorful, savory, and *sooo* easy. Simply top with fresh basil pesto, sliced tomatoes, and mozzarella… and dig in! [by Melissa Posey]

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Whole Grain Sourdough Bread (einkorn, spelt, or whole wheat)

Naturally leavened with a sourdough starter, this whole grain sourdough bread recipe calls for whole wheat or ancient grains such as einkorn or spelt. I’ve included tips for using each of the flours so you can create the perfect fluffy, sky-high loaf… no yeast required! [by Wardee Harmon]

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How To Make A Sourdough Starter (FAQs, care tips, recipes & more!)

Bubbly and gut-friendly, a sourdough starter makes the best, most flavorful bread! So, how do you get one? Here’s how to make a sourdough starter from scratch with only flour and water… including which flour to use, maintenance and care tips, answers to your FAQs, and our favorite sourdough recipes! [by Wardee Harmon]

homemade sourdough pancakes

Homemade Sourdough Pancakes

Fluffy and soft in the middle, golden brown and slightly crisp on the outside, these homemade sourdough pancakes are “no wait” because you can use your sourdough discard, already soured and ready to go from its previous feeding! These pancakes can be made on the griddle… but my favorite way is to use two cast iron skillets and cook up all the batter at once. I highly recommend sitting and eating with your family for breakfast! [by Erin Vander Lugt]

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14 Ways To Nourish A Large Family On A Small Budget

Got a large family and a small food budget? Yet, due to your high standards for nutrition, you shudder at the thought of filling hungry tummies with cheap, non-nutritious filler foods? Here are 14 ways you can nourish your large family on a small budget. (These tips apply to smaller families, too!) [by Wardee Harmon]

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