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Sourdough recipes

Yesterday I needed time to calm down from all the craziness going on in our world  
Yes we are all in this pandemic together and we need to take heed to what the experts say on how we can help ourselves and others.
So I'm taking their advice but I also have the luxury of being able to stay home and hunker down.

Yesterday I needed to stay busy and decided that cooking was going to keep me away from watching the news for at least the day.
I know I can get too absorb in it all.

Saturday I took the sourdough starter on hand and fed it all without using or disposing some of it.

That meant I ended up with 4 jars of ready to use starter


First jar went to a double batch of waffles


The recipes is from Emilie Raffa website The Clever Carrot
It's called Cinnamon Sugar Waffles which she also has in her book
Like I said I made a double batch which I put all of the extras in the freezer for another time.

Artisan Sourdough Made Simple: A Beginner's Guide to Delicious Handcrafted Bread with Minimal ...

And this where I'm getting the recipe for a new try of a sourdough bread  



Second jar was made into Banana Bread 
Found the recipe at food.com
This is a keeper, moist and very tasty. I would of never thought of using starter for a bread like this.
Even "the Man of the Place" loved it..

The third jar went to making the crust for our pizza we had for dinner.

Oh my goodness, it was so good and so quick and easy
After looking for a crust recipe, which most took more time or instant yeast which I didn't want to do. Remember I've been cooking and cleaning all day. Came across this one and thought What the Heck
and gave it a try


Again found on Food.com

It is again a recipe I'll keep with rest of my sourdough recipes I have and keep adding to.

Here in a while I'll get to finish up baking the bread from Emilie's book.
Trying her Soft Honey Whole Wheat recipe.


I'll have to get back on how it's turned out.

And sorry about not posting this last night as I stated on Instagram

Once I ate and started watching Outlander, I became pretty tried and couldn't  concentrate enough to write and make sense of it.

Till later

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