100g starter
520g bread flour
430g water
10g olive oil
10g salt

24 hour cold ferment after doing like 8 stretch and folds. Let it sit in the pan for 6 hours with oil before stretching and dipling.

How's it looking? What would y'all do differently?

Shitty pic for reference

by SaisonduKvlt

5 Comments

  1. Qwarla888

    That. Looks. Amaaaazzzzing!!! I’m drooling over here!

  2. Looks like it is almost gone so that says a lot.! Looks thick enough to use for sandwiches too which I think is a big plus. It looks like the dimpling didn’t leave any noticeable effects. That happens to my focaccia as well unless I have larger inclusions like olives. Great outcome.

  3. Exciting-Ad-5858

    Looks phenomenal – I would’ve demolished it already

  4. HRUndercover222

    I’d eat that! Now I’m dreaming of a hot buttery grilled focaccia with thinly sliced ham, tomatoes, melted swiss, and Thousand Island dressing.

    I use a sprinkle of ranch powder & garlic powder when I make grilled sandwiches (thanks to Costco for this tip). Next level delicious.