Garlic bread sourdough discard

This Sourdough Discard Garlic Pull Apart Bread is delicious and buttery. The bread peels off in layers to enjoy. Serve it as an appetizer, or as a side dish with your favorite pasta dish. This twist on classic garlic bread is a great way to use up any sourdough discard you may have accumulated.

These Sourdough Discard Garlic Knots are soft, pillowy, and slathered with plenty of garlicky, buttery goodness. Made with no yeast, this easy sourdough discard recipe is ready the same day. It's the perfect appetizer or side dish for any meal!

These fluffy garlic knots are a delicious way to use up your sourdough discard! Plus, they only take 8 ingredients to make.

This rich and buttery sourdough garlic bread is loaded with so much delicious garlic flavor. Full of herbs, fresh garlic and nutty parmesan cheese. It's the ultimate side dish and is so easy to make.

These sourdough discard garlic knots are a bread twist on sourdough bread and breadsticks. Tpped with garlic butter, these are a great twist on traditional sourdough bread for beginners.

Sourdough Garlic Bread Bites are a fun way to enjoy garlic bread with a sourdough twist.

Put your soudough discard to use with these easy to make and downright delicious garlic knots.

This recipe for soft, homemade garlic knots is made with tangy active sourdough starter and sweet roasted garlic. Topped with Pecorino cheese and fresh parsley, it's a fresh new take on the classic garlic knot recipe. Notes & Tips This recipe does not include raw garlic. Roasted garlic only. If you'd like to add raw garlic for extra flavor, finely chop 1-3 cloves and incorporate them during Step #8 below.

Upgrade your dinner with savory sourdough discard breadsticks! Soft, buttery, and begging to be served alongside your favorite soups, salads, and pastas.

Habt ihr euren nächsten Grillabend schon geplant? Dann habe ich heute die perfekte Beilage für euch! Ein Sauerteig Zupfbrot gefüllt mit selbstgemachter Kräuterbutter. Der Teig kommt ohne Hefe und ohne Ei aus. Ihr könnt das Zupfbrot bequem vorbereiten und über Nacht im Kühlschrank ruhen lassen. Wenn Kräuterbutter nicht euer Ding ist, könnt habe ich noch einige andere Varianten für euch, wie ihr euer Zupfbrot füllen könnt.