I recently made a blueberry and goat cheese
focaccia out of half of the mix, and a more traditional focaccia with a shredded paremesan / romano / asiago cheese blend and italian herbs.
I just took some freshly baked
focaccia out of the oven.
Not exact matches
Round
out the meal with some fun and traditional breads like
Focaccia, Pumpkin Spice Quick Bread, and French Baguette — all sized for your small household.
This
focaccia is best fresh
out of the oven or enjoyed the same day.
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).
To finish
out her Planet Box lunch box I gave her a piece of Trader Joe's Rosemary
Focaccia with some Earth Balance, an apple and banana pouch and one of the best nectarines I've tasted so far this year.
The
Focaccia bread is already baked and can be eaten directly
out of the bag.
Here's my lovely
focaccia - I was really pleased with how well it turned
out - great flavour and texture.
Everything from
focaccia bread with big, yeasty holes that's crispy on the outside and pillowy on the inside to bagels that hold their shape, yeasted donuts that rise straight up instead of
out and pure levain sourdough bread that rises high as the sky, all without any commercial yeast.
This has a thick crust, so if you'd like a thinner crust check
out this
focaccia recipe from Seitan Is My Motor, which I made a week later.
Let sit for 30 minutes while the
focaccia dough is rising, then layout on a cloth, covered with another cloth and press with something heavy (usually plates in my case) until the water seeps
out.
A little while later my father went
out and returned with some freshly baked
focaccia bread, tomatoes, mozzarella, and a bunch of arugula he foraged from Whole Foods.
I think this would come
out very differently with gluten - free flour, it might be better to follow a gluten - free
focaccia recipe but then add rosemary and lemons to it..
The simple
focaccia dough recipe is only slightly adpated from one in a culinary magazine that I cut
out years ago, but failed to credit.
I'd only just learnt what Check Your Privilege means (turns
out it's not the tagline from that ad with Joanna Lumley purring plummily in a greasy spoon) and on arrival I saw with horror that there were Pret - issue chairs everywhere and brown paper lunch bags bursting at the seams with vegan
focaccia sandwiches — sent as if to test the festival clientele.
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?
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.