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Ultra Bubbly Homemade Focaccia Bread (Plus An Easy Sandwich)



Freshly baked focaccia is the foundation of many things, including one of the greatest sandwiches I’ve ever made! And look at that cross-section at 5:55. An unbelievably simple dough making and baking process, then all the right meats, cheese, and vegetables and come together for a symbiotic relationship that is ready to make the angels cry…the ultimate homemade focaccia sandwich appears right before our eyes.

Recipe:

My Baking Sheets:
Za’atar:
KitchenAid – KP26M1XNP Professional 600 Series Stand Mixer – Nickel Pearl:
Nordic Ware® Aluminum Baker’s Sheet:
The Spice Way – Traditional Lebanese Zaatar with Hyssop | 2 oz | (No Thyme that is used as an hyssop substitute) Freshly Grown Seasoning. No Additives, No Perservatives (Za’atar/zatar/zahtar/zahatar):

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  1. In my experience you can short cut quite a bit of this recipe with no discernable difference by just mixing all ingredients in your mixer right off the bat. You can also skip the slap and fold part and just proof it right in the mixer bowl without turning it out at all. I like to get my fermentation process started at room temp for a few hours or until I start to see a bit of action before transferring to the fridge.

  2. Hey Joshua, you can do better! This is american style foccacia, more a cake than a foccacia actually….
    Hint: Foccacia is not considered bread at the place where it originaly comes from.

  3. Recommend the Italia Squisita site for focaccia and pizza and all things Italian research. I made a 24 hr 50% biga, 70-75% hydration dough w Sauvignon Blanc touched in there, and 35g leftover organic bacon fat in the dough replacing the usual olive oil.. (1000g total flour recipe made two large focaccias.) did 400g biga, 600 flour the next day..Yep..lard is an authentic ingredient that transforms your focaccia. As well as two tablespoons of sugar, improves the browning and texture..Topped w cherry tomatoes of all colors, olive oil, herbs, salt..plenty of oil on your pan, drizzle on top too..

  4. I noticed that you're always using store-bought (or at least not homemade) Mayo. Why is that? I mean you literally make everything from scratch, but mayo (???) Other than this I want to say that I am a huge fan xD

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