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SUPER FOCACCIA:
664g flour
564g water (this is 85% hydration)
20g salt
10g rosemary
0.5g (1/4tsp) yeast

– mix everything together until no more dry patches.

– cover tightly and let proof out at room temperature for 20-24 hours

– refrigerate for at least 1 day (you can skip this if you’d like, but it’ll get you better flavor and an airy texture) aka beeg bubbles

– Spread an even and generous layer of olive oil onto your baking pan (a large cast iron pot works too!)

– spread the dough into the pan, pour some olive oil on top and press the dough, dimpling it
– cover it and let it proof, to double in size, – Could take up to 2-3 hours.

-cook at 550 for around 30 minutes on the middle rack

-Bake it as dark as you’d like. I prefer it a dark golden

– allow it to cool down completely on a wire rack before you cut into it (;

Enjoy it with olive oil, herbs, garlic and flakey salt
Or with an herb honey ricotta spread!
Truffle honey ricotta
Buratta with basil oil
Pesto
Etc

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48 Comments

  1. So the baguette story is ciabatta bread not focaccia. And uh cook your foccacia bread at 400 for 20 min and itl be soft.

  2. So much oil… I'm surprised that the US government hasn't brought democracy to that focaccia yet…

  3. It is Not easy to work with dough if you don't have practice. This is soul crushing

  4. The south of France, to make Italian focaccia?! It’s Italian why you in France lmao

  5. I cut up that bread into rectangles and deep fried it in 350f for 15 secs. And made French toast sticks

  6. I don’t know exactly what ratios he used, but I base mine off babish’s recipe (though slightly altered) and it comes out amazing every time. (Little bit less yeast, little longer rest, little less sugar

  7. fun fact 18th century caretaker women would give handies to kids to they would go to sleep without a fuss

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