Celebration Cakes
Sourdough-based celebration cakes, built around your flavors and your date. Tell us the occasion and we'll tell you what's possible.
Conroe / The Woodlands, TX
Small-batch sourdough, naturally leavened and slowly fermented over three days. Baked fresh out of a home kitchen for Conroe and The Woodlands.
Pickup in Conroe / The Woodlands · Baked in small batches · Naturally leavened
Our Bakes
The full lineup rotates week to week. These are the ones people keep asking for.
Real words from real orders
“The bread is absolutely DELICIOUS! So yummy and perfectly baked!!!”
“Thank you so much, my entire family is obsessed.”
“The kids loved the chocolate chip cookies — they were gone in no time.”
“I 100% recommend Jackie. Not only are her breads truly amazing but she’s a sweet, talented neighbor of ours.”
Our Process
Good bread can't be rushed.
The starter gets fed and left overnight to build the strength that raises tomorrow's dough.
Dough is mixed and folded by hand, then left to ferment slowly, sometimes for the better part of a day.
Shaped, proofed, and baked to order, usually the same morning it's picked up.
Meet the Baker
I'm a Puerto Rican mom, dentist by training, and sourdough baker at heart. I paused my dental career to care for my daughter and followed a longtime passion for baking, turning flour, water, and time into nourishing bread and baked goods.
Everything I make is naturally leavened with sourdough, inspired by tradition, patience, and creativity. Now based in Texas, I bring that same patience, creativity, and love of craftsmanship to every loaf. Thank you for supporting my microbakery and being part of this journey.
Make exceptional sourdough slowly, with honest ingredients and traditional fermentation — baked in small batches, one loaf and one neighbor at a time.
"I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall not hunger: and he that believeth in me shall never thirst."
John 6:35
- Jackeline, baker & owner
Custom Orders
Some things don't fit into a weekly drop. For birthdays, thank-yous, holidays, and other special occasions, we take on a limited number of custom orders around it.
Sourdough-based celebration cakes, built around your flavors and your date. Tell us the occasion and we'll tell you what's possible.
Something worth sharing: a box of loaves and cookies for a new parent, a client, a holiday, or just because. We'll help you pick the lineup.
Rolls, muffins, and sliced loaves for a gathering, sized for a table, not a warehouse.
See what's baking this week.
Order This Week's BakeFAQ
Orders are picked up in the Conroe / The Woodlands area. The pickup spot and times for each week are listed with that week’s bake on Hotplate.
As early as you can. Each week’s bake is posted on Hotplate and baked in small batches, so once something sells out, it’s gone until the next bake.
Naturally leavened bread keeps longer than most. It’s at its best for the first two to three days, and it toasts up well for a few days after that. See the full care guide.
Keep it at room temperature, cut side down on a board or in a paper or cloth bag, not in the fridge. To keep it longer, slice it and freeze it, then toast the slices straight from the freezer. See the full care guide.
Yes. We take a limited number of custom cakes, gift boxes, and catering orders, planned around the weekly bake. The earlier you ask, the more we can do.
Yes, on a small scale: trays of rolls, muffins, and sliced loaves sized for a gathering. Send us your date and headcount through the contact form.
This kitchen handles wheat, dairy, eggs, and tree nuts, so cross-contact is possible. Ask before ordering if you have a serious allergy.
This week’s full menu is always on Hotplate (hotplate.com/grainofheaven), and that’s where you order. New bakes are also posted on Instagram, @grain.of.heaven.
Care Guide
That’s when sourdough is at its best.
Keep it in a paper bag or bread box somewhere cool and dry, so it holds its flavor and its crisp crust.
Refrigerating dries bread out faster.
Up to 6 months in a freezer-safe bag, whole or pre-sliced.
At room temperature, or toast sliced bread on the defrost setting.
Lightly mist it, or run it quickly under the tap.
Put the damp loaf in a 350°F oven for 10–15 minutes.
Toasted, slathered in butter, or with your favorite spread.
Save the care guide to print or keep on your phone.
Making pancakes or waffles from our mix? See the instructions.
Say Hello
Custom orders need a little lead time. The earlier you reach out, the more we can do for you. For the weekly bake, head to Hotplate.