🌾 Whole Wheat Sourdough Recipes You’ll Love This Winter


The Sourdough Slice

Serving sourdough recipes, stories, and inspiration every Saturday morning.

Hey Reader,

Do you ever get the post-holiday “winter blues”? I sure do.

Massachusetts has been extra cold, gray, and snowy this year, and some days it’s hard to stay motivated. ❄️

But last weekend reminded me just how important it is to notice the little joys in life, especially this time of year.

My friends came over for dinner (we made soup!) and we spontaneously went ice skating on my backyard pond.

Snow-covered ice, a sunset sky, and a couple of deer. It was peaceful and so simple, but exactly what I needed.

I’ve been leaning into cozy indoor projects too, like giving my cats their own little bedroom.

And of course, there’s been plenty of sourdough baking.

Since it’s January, I’m trying to eat a little healthier. Not by giving up bread, of course, but by choosing more whole grains.

If that sounds good to you too, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite whole wheat sourdough recipes from the blog.

I hope you find one (or two!) you’ll love! 💛🍞

P.S. Check out my Recipe eBooks + Resources page for printable sourdough recipes and guides! 📚📝🍞


100% Whole Wheat Sourdough

Don't be intimidated by this 100% whole wheat loaf perfect for sandwiches or toast.

Whole Wheat Sourdough Focaccia

Soft, bubbly bread with a crispy crust and olive oil flavor.

Whole Wheat Sourdough English Muffins

Full of nooks and crannies that toast up beautifully for breakfast.

Whole Wheat Sourdough Pizza Dough

A chewy, whole grain base ready for your favorite toppings.

Whole Wheat Sourdough Pitas

Soft, pocketed flatbreads ideal for stuffing or dipping.


To help you get the best results, here are some ingredients and tools I recommend:

  • Food Scale - Measuring by weight is the easiest way to get consistent results every time.
  • Dutch Oven - Helps you bake beautiful sourdough loaves.
  • Cast Iron Skillet - Perfect for English muffins and pitas.
  • Straight-Sided Containers - Easier to track bulk fermentation.
  • Bread Sling - Helps you safely transfer dough into a hot Dutch oven.
  • Lame - Gives you control and confidence when scoring your dough for an even rise.

👋📱 Let's connect: Follow me on Instagram or my Facebook page for recipes, tips, and a peek behind the scenes of my sourdough baking!


Check Out My Recipe eBooks! 🍞🍪

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Everyday Sourdough Recipe eBook

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Everyday Homemade Sourdough Cookie Collection

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If you try any of my recipes, be sure to let me know by replying to this email or commenting on the blog post. You can also find me on Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook.

I would love to hear from you!

Happy Sourdough Baking,

Ashley

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