Does anyone have a good recipe for whole grain sourdough bread?

There is a whole grain sourdough private group on Facebook that is an incredible resource for recipes, tips and encouragement. If you are on FB it is worth a look.

I also love Tartine Bread. I have to admit I was intimidated by sourdough bread baking until I read this book. Now, however, I have a sourdough starter that's over a year old and going strong, and I bake a batch of bread once a week. It's transformative.

The first thing you should do is feed it so you'll have enough to build a loaf of bread, while also having enough left over to keep the starter going. Estimate about how much you have, then feed it with enough flour and water to double it. The ratio of flour to water should be 60% flour to 40% water. That's the ratio with which you'll feed it every time you use it. Stir it all up and let sit at room temp until very actively bubbling, then refrigerate. Plan to use it to build a bread within 48 hours. Also plan to feed your starter every 3 or 4 days whether you use it or not. There was a good thread about this a few days ago: http://www.food52.com/hotline/14438-problem-using-my-sourdough-starter An excellent resource for sourdough baking is Peter Reinhart's book The Bread Baker's Apprentice.

Hi, since no baker answered, I did a search on the site and found this: http://www.food52.com/recipes/8339_soft_pullapart_wheat_rolls_with_sourdough_starter_or_active_dry_yeast