10 Sourdough Wraps You Can Make With Leftover Sourdough

If you want to experiment with homemade sourdough, here’s where you start! Here are 10 fantastic sourdough wraps you can make with sourdough discard!

Sourdough is delicious, and it’s a versatile ingredient that you can use in everything from bread (duh, the obvious choice!), pancakes to pizzas. But did you know that leftover sourdough can be used to make some naturally gluten-free wraps that are also low-carb? These wraps are easy to make and will allow you to break out of the lunch routine with your friends or family!

Best Sourdough Wraps Recipes

Sourdough Tortillas Recipe

Try these homemade sourdough tortillas for taco night and I promise you’ll adore them. They’re chewy, soft, and easy to make! Recipe created by Little Spoon Farm.

Sourdough Thin Wraps

This recipe is made with sourdough starter and a couple of other affordable ingredients and it will help you create the best no-wait sourdough sandwich wrap! Recipe created by Our Amyable Farmhouse.

Easy Sourdough Discard Tortillas

Here’s how to make soft, flavorful sourdough discard tortillas that will definitely upgrade your sandwich wrap game! Recipe created by The Simple Homeplace.

The Best 5-Ingredient Tortillas

You’ll only need 5 simple ingredients for these sourdough tortillas: sourdough starter, flour, water, oil, and salt. Nothing easier! Recipe created by Farmhouse on Boone.

Homemade Sourdough Butter Tortillas

Try these butter tortillas for the best soft and tender wraps! And the best thing about these is that they remain soft even after 24 hours – tested! Recipe created by Zesty South Indian Kitchen.

The Perfect Sourdough Flour Tortillas

These sourdough flour tortillas are quick, easy, and extremely delicious! The sourdough discard will add the perfect amount of tang to these soft taco containers! Recipe created by Kettle and Kale.

Homemade Sourdough Corn Tortillas

Here’s how to achieve the ultimate thick, soft, chewy tortillas with both wheat and corn flour. One of my favorite recipes out there for sure! Recipe created by Butter for All.

Soft and Chewy Sourdough Discard Tortillas Made With Real Lard

These tortillas made with butter and lard are absolutely divine. Soft and chewy! Recipe created by Butter for All.

The Best Sourdough Discard Tortillas

Here’s how to make some versatile, delicious flat breads that you can use for sandwiches, wraps, and other quick treats! Recipe created by Milk and Pop.

Sourdough Whole-Grain Tortillas

These whole grain sourdough tortillas are absolutely delicious and easy to make. Use them for your next Mexican dinner and you’ll definitely fall in love! Recipe created by Venison for Dinner.

Sourdough is a type of bread that’s made with a fermented starter. It’s more time-consuming to make than other types of bread, but the result is worth it: sourdough comes out with a tangy flavor and great texture. To make the starter, you’ll need flour and water — you can use any kind of flour you like (white or whole wheat), though rye flour is recommended if you’re feeling adventurous!

Mix equal parts water and flour together in a bowl, cover it loosely with plastic wrap or cheesecloth (so air can get in), and let sit at room temperature for several days until bubbles form on top. The longer you let it sit, the better your sourdough will taste because fermentation continues after the first day or two; just be sure not to leave it out for too long — as soon as there are visible bubbles forming on top of your mixture after two days have passed, start baking!

And when you’re feeding your sourdough each week, that’s when you get sourdough discard. Don’t throw that away! Instead, use it for baking some delicious right away, such as sourdough wraps. They’re a real game changer!

Making sourdough wraps is one of the easiest things in the world and only requires a few ingredients. The wraps are then cooked on a hot skillet or inside the oven and used in various ways.

Sourdough wraps make an amazing base for all kinds of fillings — from hummus and avocado slices to marinated mushrooms and roasted veggies. Alternatively, you can brush them with olive oil or butter, and then top them with fresh herbs or cheese and eat them as a snack or side for your main dish. So many possibilities!

In case you need some inspiration for fillings and recipes you can make once you have your sourdough wraps ready, here are my personal recommendations:

• Vegan Gyros – Greek Wrap
• Falafel Wrap
• Vegan Shawarma
• Vegan Burritos
• Potato Burritos
• Vegan Taquitos
• Vegan Fajitas

All the 10 sourdough wraps I have selected for you below are versatile, flavorful, and easy to make. I hope you’ll try them, now that you have a whole bunch of recipes to experiment with whenever you have some sourdough discard!

In case you do try some of these recipes, let me know in the comments below, I can’t wait to hear about your creations. Remember that you don’t need much equipment for these recipes — just some parchment paper, a rolling pin, and a hot oven will do. If you want to go all out with fancy tools or cutters, though, by all means do so! Just remember that the important thing is ensuring that the wrap tastes delicious and stays together while eating.

Happy cooking! 🙂