Emmer wheat (aka farro) is so tasty and also high in protein. Paired with bread flour and plenty of water, the dough is manageable and yields a lovely crumb. You can try a textured crust by rolling the shaped dough in flaked emmer or leave the crust smooth.

Oat porridge brings a custardy tenderness to the texture of this 100% whole wheat sourdough bread. The slightly sweet oats are in harmony with the red wheat flavor of yecora rojo wheat, which has enough gluten strength to keep the bread airy despite being porridge heavy and whole grain all the way.

Glass bread or “pan de cristal” from Spain is a fun high hydration challenge for bakers and it rewards your courage with crusty, scrumptious loaves for perfect Catalonian tomato bread aka “pan con tomate,” as well as bruschetta, garlic bread, and any sandwich you want to be crispy and never soggy or leaky.

Herb and Tahini Sourdough bread is inspired by flavors in Greek cuisine. The bread smells and tastes amazing. It’s a treat by itself or paired with cheese, cold-cuts, salads, or soup. Also feel free to experiment with different herbs and spices to satisfy your particular cravings.

Hokkaido milk bread is soft and delicious with an amazing feathery crumb. Usually made with refined white flour, this recipe makes a lofty and soft milk bread using whole grain wheat flour for more nutrition and flavor.

This soft sandwich bread has a beautiful golden color and a buttery and very slightly sweet flavor. It’s perfect for sandwiches and toast. The dough uses ancient khorasan wheat high extraction flour, which means it is stone ground and sifted to be midway between “white” and whole wheat.

Khorasan (AKA Kamut®) wheat has a smooth and rich, buttery flavor, and the high extraction flour used in this bread is midway between whole wheat and white flour. This dough is wonderfully manageable, and the final bread has a beautiful golden color, soft texture, and delicious flavor.

Blue corn flour gives this sourdough bread a lovely purple color and delicious flavor. Paired with soft white whole grain wheat and strong bread flour, the dough is a bit of a challenge to handle but it bakes up beautifully with good aeration and pliability.

Cinnamon, plump juicy raisins, and slightly sweet and nutty emmer wheat make this pan bread so tasty. It’s perfect for breakfast toast or sweet-and-savory sandwiches. The ingredient list and process are simple, yet with a little oil and sugar in the dough, the bread stays soft for days.

These whole grain sourdough bagels have the most important characteristic of bagels; they’re chewy. The inside has just the right density and texture, and the “skin” is thick and malty. On top of that, the bagels are full of the fiber, flavor, and nutrients of whole grain heritage wheat flours.

Tourte de Seigle is a deep and earthy flavored whole grain rye bread from the Alps areas of France, Switzerland, and Germany. This recipe uses a relatively simple process and includes beer for enhanced malty flavors and aroma, and plain yogurt to boost the crumb texture with additional lactic acid.

Toasted buckwheat porridge sourdough bread has a delicious and distinctive flavor that makes an awesome avocado toast and also pairs well with smoked salmon and cream cheese. The buckwheat groats add a lovely texture and mouthfeel to the crumb, softer than most seeds but more noticeable than oat porridge in bread.

From the Swabian region of Germany, seelen or “souls” bread was recently added to Slow Food’s Ark of Taste. Hand mixed and rough shaped, sprinkled with coarse salt and caraway seeds, and thrown into a hot oven, they emerge with a hard thin crust and moist interior. Perfect for serving with tomatoes and arugula, enjoying with cheese or an herbed butter, making into sandwiches, or tearing and dipping into hearty soups.

Here’s a fun Halloween bread. The spider legs are creepy and yummy, and can be filled with a little or a lot of cheese. The marinara bowl and spider head can be shared by all or made into a sandwich and a soup bowl the next day.

With this delicious babka, you’ll leave the well trodden path of chocolate and cinnamon, and enter into the aromatic world of apples, almonds, raisins, orange zest, orange blossom water and rum.

A delicious whole wheat, seeded, pull-apart sourdough bread from about 2000 years ago whose characteristics have been reconstructed by food historians and archaeologists using ancient texts, depictions in art, and the analysis of intact bread loaves preserved in the volcanic ash of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

Bread dough is versatile, and a big batch can be used in many ways. This recipe shows you how to make 10 chewy sourdough rolls one day, and from the same batch of dough, a crusty sourdough artisan loaf the next day.

Here are three options for using einkorn wheat, a delicious ancient grain, in artisan-style freestanding sourdough breads.

Rouge de Bordeaux wheat is delicious, aromatic, and high in protein. This fresh-milled flour makes wonderful sourdough breads that pair well with cheese, soup, and more.

Keeping the hydration low, limiting the fermentation, and chilling the dough before baking allow for a relatively tall bread given the low gluten strength of the dough. The result is a tasty and flavorful bread that’s great for toasts, dipping, and sandwiches.

Birote Salado is a crusty delicious Mexican bread with a fascinating history that dates back to Napoleon and a unqiue sourdough starter fed with beer, lime juice, egg and more.

Panzanella is a zingy and delicious tomato-and-bread salad that’s perfect for summertime.

Simple nutritious and delicious sourdough bread made with stone ground bolted (high extraction) all purpose flour has good oven spring and an open crumb.