 After many, many different sourdough iterations I finally settled on this recipe. I started baking regularly years ago and began by using Tartine’s Country Bread recipe. I enjoyed the results but I wanted something that had a higher whole grain percentage. I slowly started to tinker with the percentages and found that 40:60 of bread:whole wheat yielded a complex loaf that wasn’t too dense. I love including a porridge into my dough because the resulting loaves are more moist and tend to keep longer.
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 This is a terrific way to use spent grains. I occasionally make rejuvelac with sprouted wheat berries and then use them to make bread. The sprouting makes the grains more digestible and reduces the presence of the anti-nutrient, phytic acid. Miso provides additional bacterial and also yields a savory, umami flavor.
 Typically I find myself reverting again and again to making sourdough but every once in a while I crave freshly baked bread NOW! Enter this savory quick bread. The leavening comes from both baking powder and baking soda instead of a leaven or a packet of yeast. Although sometimes I do sneak in a tablespoon of leaven and let the batter sit for an hour or so to give the resulting loaf a bit more leavening, tang and nutrition.
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