Sourdough discard biscuts

These easy Sourdough Discard Biscuits are flaky and buttery with a hint of delicious tanginess. The simple dough takes minutes to pull together and they can be baked straight away or stashed in the refrigerator to bake the next morning. Serve these delicious biscuits warm with butter and honey for a nostalgic treat or with eggs and bacon for a hearty breakfast.

This Sourdough Drop Biscuits recipe is the tastiest ways to use up your sourdough starter discard and will transform your breakfast table.

These sourdough discard doughnuts are the perfect easy way to use up extra sourdough starter. They have a tangy taste with a sweet sugar and cinnamon finish. The sourdough discard donuts can be made in

These delicious and flaky sourdough biscuits are so simple to make. Pair them with sausage and gravy for a yummy breakfast, or some melted butter and hot honey. Soft and flaky sourdough biscuits are tasty

Use up some of that sourdough starter discard in these buttery, flaky, delicious sourdough biscuits! Packed with flavor from your tangy sourdough starter, these ultimate flaky buttermilk biscuits are the best you'll ever have.

Want easy sourdough biscuits for dinner? This is a great sourdough discard recipe!

These easy Sourdough Discard Biscuits are flaky and buttery with a hint of delicious tanginess. The simple dough takes minutes to pull together and they can be baked straight away or stashed in the refrigerator to bake the next morning. Serve these delicious biscuits warm with butter and honey for a nostalgic treat or with eggs and bacon for a hearty breakfast.

Enjoy the rich, tangy flavor of these flaky sourdough biscuits, which make excellent use of your sourdough starter discard. This recipe using sourdough starter is simple and results in tender biscuits that are perfect for breakfast or as a side dish.

Tall, flaky sourdough discard biscuits that only require 5 ingredients! You'll use frozen butter and an egg to ensure lofty height. And the slight tang from the leftover sourdough starter adds wonderful flavor.

These rock. Deb says: "These can be adapted in a lot of ways. You can use cake flour for more delicate biscuit, add herbs or a little grated cheese for a different flavor profile, and the sugar can be dialed up or down (the original calls for 1½ Tbs., but I use as little as 2 tsp. when I want a savory biscuit. "