Your suggestions helped a lot in getting a crispy bottom and big bubbles in my focaccia, so I wanted to say thanks to those who offered advice. Still a work in progress, but I am pretty happy about how far it's come!

Edit to add changes I made and link the original post:

– I used less flour (from 570g to 512g), making it 90% hydration instead of 80%, which also makes less dough so I did not end up going up a pan size like a couple people suggested in my last post

– Two more rounds of stretch and folds

– Start my bake on the bottom rack of the oven with bottom element only, and finish on the top rack with convection.

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7 Comments

  1. IllustratorAdept3569

    Can you link the original post?

  2. Economy-Daikon1429

    and now share what you did so others know…

  3. Repulsive_Many3874

    Careful OP, you’re getting dangerously close to making non-existent focaccia

  4. Smear_Leader

    Glorious. My nonna gave you two thumbs-up

  5. FutureAd5083

    High hydration focaccia is so nice to eat

  6. Beautiful! Our secret is to add some sea salt flakes on the bottom of the pan before adding the dough.