When I want ultra-soft sourdough hot dog buns for summer grilling (or just a family dinner), I reach for this recipe. The secret is tangzhong – a Japanese technique that turns flour and milk into a roux, locking in moisture. You’ll get fluffy, pillowy buns that don’t dry out and can hold up to any filling, from hot dogs to pulled pork.| Stretch and Folds
I love making my own burger buns from scratch—they're soft, fluffy, and naturally leavened with my sourdough starter. In these Sourdough Burger Buns, I use a simple tangzhong (a flour and milk paste) to lock in moisture and keep the buns tender for days.| Stretch and Folds
This thick sourdough sandwich focaccia has become a weekday favorite sourdough bread in our home. It’s soft and fluffy on the inside, golden on the edges, and strong enough to handle just about any sandwich filling—grilled veggies, cheese, deli meat, you name it.| Stretch and Folds
I made this Sourdough Sandwich Bread—no kneading, minimal fuss, and dependable enough for school lunches, toast mornings, or mid-afternoon snacks. Holds up to peanut butter, melty cheese, or whatever your family is into this week.| Stretch and Folds
