Sourdough is the oldest and most original form of leavened bread. The oldest recorded use of Sourdough is from the Ancient Egyptian civilizations. It was probably discovered as most things are by accident. It’s believed that either the Egyptian people, being used to making beer, mixed up a bag of flour with beer and produced a light loaf of bread. Another theory is they left some […]

We think some of the most classical recipes can be the best. Here’s a recipe for the one of our favourites, the grilled cheese sandwich. See this as a base and then experiment with all of your additional ingredients for the filling to make it your own! Ingredients Optional ingredients: vegetables, dried meats, pickles     Method

We love the festive season & celebrating bonfire night, so we’ve made up these bonfire night baps using our Ciabatta Rolls, with hot dogs of your choice (meat or veggie) to make a hassle free street-food style dinner to enjoy with the fireworks.  For the maple-mustard:  ½ maple syrup ¼ cup dijon ¼ cup wholegrain […]

As halloween approaches we have the perfect breakfast receipe to start the day off the spooky way. We hope you loaf it! French Toast Batter 4 Eggs, beaten3/4 c. milk1/2 c. pumpkin puree1 tsp. vanilla extract1/2 tsp. pumpkin pie spicekosher salt1 ‘loaf handles’ Sourdough brioche, sliced into 1″ thick slices3 tbsp. unsalted butter, divided Pumpkin […]

A more sustainable ‘Not-avo-mole on toast’: broad bean dip with heaps of coriander, lime, chilli & salt on sourdough toast.  We love this recipe & how versatile it is; it can be enjoyed for breakfast, as a lunch side or as a canape on ‘White Country True Loaf’ bruschettas if you’ve got friends coming round!  […]

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to you, but we love bread. Like really love bread. And did you know that Sourdough bread lasts longer on the counter than bread made with commercial yeast? That’s because the natural leavens inside the dough repel the bacteria and prevent mould growth! But even the most natural of breads can […]