Sourdough Discard Sandwich Bread Recipe

Sourdough Discard Sandwich Bread Recipe

Easy Sourdough Bread for Beginners! This is an easy sourdough starter discard recipe for beginners that makes soft and fluffy sourdough sandwich bread! This is an easy same day sourdough bread recipe that is ready in just 2 hours and is an easy sourdough starter recipe for beginners. This recipe makes sourdough sandwich bread using a kitchenaid stand mixer, but you can also hand knead this sourdough bread or use the bread machine dough cycle to make this sourdough bread. I'll show you exactly how to make this easy loaf of sourdough bread in this step-by-step baking tutorial. Be sure to print the recipe below!

Ingredients:
100 grams sourdough discard (unfed sourdough starter) (1/2 cup)
250 grams warm temperature water (100-110 degrees) (1 cup + 2 Tbs)
20 grams honey or sugar (1 Tbs)
50 grams melted butter (4 Tbsp)
500 grams all-purpose flour or bread flour (4 cups)
7 grams instant yeast (2 1⁄4 tsp)
10 grams salt (2 tsp)

Instructions:
Measure all ingredients into a mixing bowl and let knead in stand mixer for 6-8 minutes (I use speed 2). If dough is too sticky, add 1/8 c more flour or if too dry, add 1 Tbs more water until a nice smooth ball of dough forms. Cover bowl with a warm wet tea towel and let dough rise for about 45 minutes to an hour. Turn out of bowl, press out dough, and shape into a loaf. Place into a well-oiled bread loaf pan. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and let dough rise until it peaks just above the sides of the loaf pan, usually about 30 minutes. Bake for 30-35minutes. Let cool if you can stand it, and slice. Enjoy your delicious sourdough discard sandwich bread!

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10 comments

Can I freeze the dough or fresh baked bread?

Calderone

Hey! I love this recipe, it will definitely become a staple in my kitchen since I always seem to have too much discard as I learn the ins and outs of feeding it. The part I’m struggling with, though, is storing it! It’s too big for a gallon size bag. What do you use to store your bread?

Cami

If I use my dough setting on bread machine, once done I would be able to knead it/shape it, put in loaf pan, rise, and cook. Right?

Terri Cooper

This came out fantastically in a regular loaf pan. Super grateful! Yum yum yum!!!

Ang

Robyn!
I have been making sourdough bread for years and THIS bread was AMAZING! So easy too! An added plus is that it lasts much longer on the counter! Thank you so much❗️

Pat

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