Category Archives: Sourdough

Sourdough Semolina Puri

  The final recipe in the Semolina Cracker trilogy is the Sourdough Semolina Puri. The first two which I hope you have seen, were the Sourdough Semolina Crackers and the Sourdough Semolina Cracker Papdi Chaat The cracker recipe gives rise to this … Continue reading

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Sourdough Semolina Cracker Papdi Chaat

What kind of warped brain would think of incorporating Sourdough (SD) into Chaat? Well the answer is right here because Yours Truly is constantly crossing lines and breaking boundaries in a quest to include SD into everything that emerges from … Continue reading

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Sourdough Semolina Crackers

Oh Sourdough (SD) crackers, how many are the ways that I love thee. And more importantly, how many are the ways that I can make thee 😀 Well the answer is apparently Infinite because these crackers can have that many … Continue reading

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Sourdough English Muffins

For something that sounds so stylish, English Muffins are a surprisingly easy kind of bread to make. Yes again contrary to their name, they are actually little discs of bread and different from the cup cake shaped items that the … Continue reading

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Sourdough Phulka (Indian Flatbread)

A phulka (pronounced Fulka), is one of the most common among Indian flatbreads (generically called Rotis) and is a staple food in many Indian states especially in the North. This is an unleavened bread and is oil free, light, soft, … Continue reading

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Sourdough Blue Pea and Hibiscus loaf

My constant and not very satisfactory endeavor to obtain natural coloring in my breads, has always led me on the hunt for no fail ingredients. One such item is the Blue pea flower (Clitoria ternatea) which seems to be favoring … Continue reading

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Paddu with Ripe Palmyra Pulp and Sourdough Discard

My new found love for the Ripe Palmyra Fruit and its golden pulp, has led to my imagination running riot (like that is a new thing 😎 ) and with that has come the creation of several recipes which the palm pulp … Continue reading

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Sourdough Loaf with Ripe Palmyra Pulp

  Have I gone nuts with my sourdough (SD) baking? Have I played with weird ingredients in my SD bakes? Have I had an insane amount of fun doing so? Am I going to continue creating ridiculously exciting bakes? Am … Continue reading

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Sourdough Matcha Loaf with Buttermilk

Those of you who have seen my earlier Sourdough Matcha loaf will remember its gorgeous and colorful pattern, which made me do the happy dance. Somehow natural colors and me do not have a joyful history, with most of the … Continue reading

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Sourdough Buttermilk Cake Wholegrain

After slaying everyone at home with a slew of sourdough breads, I thought it was time to continue the harassment but in a sweeter form 😎 Sourdough (SD) baking has bitten me hard (I hope you have been following the … Continue reading

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