The EASIEST SAME DAY FOCACCIA that really ANYONE can make | THE ONLY VIDEO YOU'LL NEED
Golden crunchy crust, incredibly soft texture, large air bubbles… This homemade focaccia is a dream come true that you can bake in just a few hours because it’s super easy and quick to make and the result is absolutely amazing.
I promise that this focaccia will make you feel like a baking pro without all the hassle, impressing your friends and family and leaving everyone begging for more.
A golden and crispy crust, and a crumb as soft and fluffy as a cloud, this focaccia will drive your taste buds crazy and will leave your kitchen smelling like an authentic Italian bakery, an incredible result that's worth every second of your time!
INGREDIENTS
500 g strong flour (W300, 12 g protein)
12 g fresh yeast OR 4-6 g active dry yeast (better 4g during summer or if your kitchen is warm)
1 tsp honey (or malt or sugar)
380 - 400 g lukewarm water
2 tbsp EVOO for the dough
2 tsp of salt
additional EVOO for the baking tray and the top
some water for the top
coarse salt for the top
EVOO = Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Preheat the oven to 275C - 530F, conventional mode, lowest rack.
Bake for 15-20 minutes.
Let the focaccia cool on a wire rack for at least 15 minutes.
INSTRUCTIONS IN CUPS PROVIDED BY A VIEWER
(I HAVEN'T TRIED THE RECIPE IN CUPS)
3-1/2 cup flour
1 tsp salt
1-1/2 cup water, 110 degree F
1 tap sugar
1 package dry yeast (1-1/4 tsp)
1/4 cup olive oil
Put sugar and yeast in warm water, let sit til slightly frothy
Measure flour and salt
Add water yeast mix
Mix in olive oil
Mix and cover bowl, let rise an hour
Press onto tray, let rise again for 40 mins
Fold over a few times flatten on oiled baking tray , put finger holes across the dough . Top with kosher salt. Garlic. Rosemary then bake for 30 mins. It came out good! Thanks.
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AMAZING FOCACCIA BREAD | How to Make it in 6 Easy Steps
Italian focaccia bread is a fantastic gateway to the the world of bread making. This recipe simplifies the dough making process, step-by-step, in a way that's easy to understand. The results are truly amazing.
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GARLIC AND ROSEMARY FOCACCIA DOUGH
(makes one 9x13 bread)
All-Purpose Flour, 100% – 600g (4 1/2 Cups)
Warm Water, 75% – 450g (2 Cups)
Coarse Sea Salt, 1% – 6g (3/4 tsp.)
Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 3.3% – 20g (2 tbsp.)
Active Dry Yeast, 0.15% – 1/4 tsp. (Instant is good too or 4-5g fresh yeast)
TO TOP THE DOUGH
Garlic Confit, as needed
Fresh Rosemary, as needed
Coarse Sea Salt, as needed
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TIMESTAMPS
Intro – 00:00
Why Focaccia is great for beginners – 00:11
Mixing the Focaccia dough – 00:55
Why folding dough makes great bread – 02:37
Folding the Focaccia dough– 02:52
First Fermentation – 03:21
Cold Fermentation – 03:38
Placing Focaccia dough in pan – 03:58
Final proof & dimpling the dough – 05:01
Topping the Focaccia – 06:22
Baking the focaccia – 07:06
Cutting the focaccia – 07:43
Outro – 08:15
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CAST IRON FOCACCIA 3 Ways
Cast iron focaccia is one of those breads that almost seems too easy. For this video, I've used the same dough formula to make focaccia 3 ways. One super easy method that only takes two hours start to finish. One pro version that takes 24 hours, but is SO worth the extra time and process. And finally, a third bread with cheese in it because I'm a living breathing human and it tastes really really good. Enjoy.
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RECIPE:
2 HOUR
•360g or 1.5c water 86F/ 30C
•4g or 1 1/4 tsp instant yeast
•25g or 1 3/4 TBSP olive oil + additional 1/4c+ for oiling pan
•10g or 2 1/3tsp sugar
•450g or 3.5c bread flour (12.7% protein)
•12g or 2 tsp salt
Measure water, yeast, olive oil, sugar, flour, salt into medium bowl. stir to combine. Once stirred. wet your hand & continue to mix 2-3 minutes. Cover & let rise 15 minutes.
After that 15 mins, build strength by pulling up sides of dough & folding over 4-5 times then use the slap & fold method to round dough into a ball as shown @ 1:22
Oil 12 cast iron pan with about 1/4c olive oil. place dough into cast iron and oil the top of the dough. use fingertips to dimple dough & spread out into pan. cover & allow to rise 45 mins. dimple the dough once more, cover & let sit for 45 mins. sprinkle with flaky salt & bake in a 500F / 260C for 15-18min.
24 HOUR
•360g or 1.5c 86f/30c water + additional 20g
•10g 2 1/3tsp sugar
•25g or 1 3/4 TBSP olive oil + 1/4c+ to oil pan
•450g or 3.5c bread flour (12.7% protein)
•4g or 1 1/4 tsp yeast
•12g or 2tsp salt
Measure 360g water, sugar, olive oil, and flour into a medium bowl. stir to combine. Finish mixing with a wet hand. cover and let rise for 30 min. After 30 min, add 20g water, yeast, and salt and mix with a very wet hand. cover and ferment at room temp for 30 min then do a strength building fold and slap and fold as shown at 5:06. Cover and let rise for 30 more minutes. Complete a second strength building fold and slap and fold. Cover and allow to ferment in the fridge for 4-24 hours.
Load dough into a 12 cast iron oiled with about 1/4c olive oil. Use oiled finger tips to dimple the dough and stretch it out into the pan. Cover and let proof for 1 hour 15min. Next, drizzle top of the dough generously with olive oil, then dimple with your fingertips. Cover and let proof once more for 1 hour.
Liberally salt with flaky salt then bake in 500F / 260C oven for 15-18min.
CHEESY:
•175g or 6oz aged white cheddar, cut into 1/2 cubes
•360g or 1.5c 86f/30c water + additional 20g
•10g 2 1/3tsp sugar
•25g or 1 3/4 TBSP olive oil + 1/4c+ to oil pan
•450g or 3.5c bread flour (12.7% protein)
•4g or 1 1/4 tsp yeast
•12g or 2tsp salt
•fried breadcrumbs (recipe below)
Measure 360g water, sugar, olive oil, and flour into a medium bowl. stir to combine. Finish mixing with wet hand. cover & let rise for 30 min. After 30 min, add 20g water, yeast, and salt and mix with a very wet hand. cover and ferment at room temp for 30 min then do a strength building fold and slap and fold as shown @ 5:06. Cover and let rise for 30 more minutes. Add cheese during the 2nd strength building fold as shown @9:27, then slap and fold to round dough into a taught ball & finish incorporating. Cover and allow to ferment in the fridge for 4-24 hours.
Load dough into a 12 cast iron oiled with about 1/4c olive oil. Use oiled finger tips to dimple dough & stretch it out into the pan. Cover & let proof for 1 hour 15min. Next, drizzle top of the dough generously with olive oil, & dimple with fingertips. Cover & let proof once more for 1 hour.
Liberally salt with flaky salt & bake in 500F / 260C oven for 15-18min.
FRIED BREADCRUMBS:
Heat a med saute pan over med high heat. Add 25-30g olive oil. When shimmering add 100-150g panko breadcrumbs, stir immediately & often. Fry until lightly golden brown, 60-90sec. Drain on paper towel
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No knead focaccia tutorial
Focaccia Italiana | How to Make the Best Focaccia | No Knead Focaccia Bread | Chichabon
Learn how to make the best focaccia italiana (italian focaccia) with this easy homemade no knead bread recipe.
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Ingredients:
59mL Warm water (100°-110°F)
1 tsp Sugar
5g Active dry yeast
341mL Water
440g Bread flour
10g Salt
20g Semolina
12mL Olive oil
10g Honey
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A fan named Jude was nice enough to overnight me a fresh batch of his favorite childhood Foacaccia from Liguria bakery in San Francisco but there was a catch. He was tired of his homemade Foccacia’s attempts coming out sub par so he challenged me to make quality Focaccia recipe at home that rivaled the delicious bread he grew on from Liguria Bakery. Although Liguria makes their sourdough with bakers yeast, I felt the need to experiment with a sourdough starter to really get the best bread results possible. In this video, I attempt to make two Focaccia’s with the exact same recipe, the only difference is the yeast! One will use bakers yeast for a fast rising Focaccia and one will use sourdough starter for a much longer fermentation and rise. Let’s see what happens!
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