Plus, focaccia doesn't involve quite as much rising and waiting as loaves of bread.
That's awsome and amazing, something like true
focaccia I do adore What do you think about yacon syrup to replace honey or maple syrup?
Though note that I did see some pics of a couple other readers on Instagram, and
their focaccia did look SO much fluffier than mine.
Not exact matches
I never used rock salt in
Focaccia before, but am glad that I
did in this loaf and am in love with the crunchy feel it gives to the loaf.
I normally don't keep my
Focaccia bread for second rise, but you can keep it for second rise if you wish.
@Kanika, I normally don't keep
Focaccia for second rise as I like my
Focaccia to look more like a flat bread... but you may keep for second rise if you wish so.
Lovely gorgeous
focaccia... I use crushed black peppercorns but never used rock salt... will
do that next time.
Really, you can
do no wrong with
focaccia.
Alternatively, leave the salt out (along with a little bit of flour, leaving a wet dough) and
do a quick first rise (from Cook's Illustrated
Focaccia).
Oh Dannii — I could
do with some of your
focaccia and some of that Glorious Soup.
A very tasty cookie, or
focaccia, or bread, is one that doesn't sit on the counter for more than a day, possibly not for more than a few hours if you have people over for a meal.
Nothing wrong with that, but baking with whole spelt flour
does add nice texture and makes the bread a lot more satisfying as a part of a meal, even if it doesn't make a
focaccia quite as tender and airy.
Dad proceeded to rattle off a list of sandwiches he likes that he couldn't find on the site, ending with, «and you don't even have the arugula
focaccia sandwich!»
Though
focaccia (a traditional Italian flatbread) is yeasted, it doesn't take as long to make as other yeasted breads; it only requires one brief rising.
Note, this is not an «authentic»
focaccia as it doesn't use yeast but is in effect a quick bread based on this flatbread recipe.
I don't particularly care to buy all the other flours and mix them but have made a blend that works in just about everything especially pizza and
focaccia.
This
focaccia bread
does look amazingly delicious, craving a bite of it's cheesey deliciousness right now!
We
did a preliminary trial by poking holes in pieces of the
focaccia and drizzling with honey.
I have a question about the flex
focaccia:
do you think it would be possible to substitute baking soda + cream of tartar with the baking powder.
We don't buy
focaccia bread, we make it by hand every day.
And even if it doesn't I got to have delicious
focaccia for dinner.
It doesn't get easier than this Easy
Focaccia Bread Recipe!
I've made this
focaccia also at sea level and it
does fall a bit less post bake, but it's still killer even if it falls a bit so don't sweat it much.
This No knead
Focaccia bread is adapted from the same recipe that gets
done so easily.
I don't mean to be a bother, Kim, but
do you mean to wrap the
focaccia bread in foil when I put it in the oven to reheat it so it won't get dried out?
Do you think I could use this
focaccia to make Thanksgiving sausage stuffing?
Hi Kim, I just made some of your
focaccia bread, and didn't make any adjustments for the high - altitude, and it came out perfectly.
I don't particularly care to buy all the other flours and mix them but have made a blend that works in just about everything especially pizza and
focaccia.
Simply set a timer and when they're
done, bring to the table with slices of fresh
focaccia bread or toasted baguettes.