Focaccia Extravaganza.
Thomas Charles Mathiassen, A Culinary Project
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Lessons in This Class
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1.
Introduction.
0:26
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Recipe.
0:37
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3.
Mix the dough.
2:25
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Knead the dough.
3:45
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5.
Divide and rest the dough.
2:08
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Add toppings and bake the focaccia.
3:33
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7.
Baked focaccia and final words.
2:33
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About This Class
Focaccia Extravaganza, focaccia is one of my all time favourites i just love this airy, creamy but crusty bake the aromas from the rosemary and olive oil is just amazing.
In this version i use a hybrid dough with both sourdough and yeast, but feel free to leave out the yeast, just bear in mind it will take a bit longer.
Focaccia is a flat oven-baked Italian bread product, similar in style and texture to pizza dough. Focaccia can be used as a side to many meals or as sandwich bread Focaccia al rosmarino (focaccia with rosemary) is a common focaccia style in Italian cooking that may be served as an antipasto, table bread, or snack.
Meet Your Teacher
I have always been crazy about bread since i was a kid, my earliest bread memory was when my mother would send me to the local bakery Langhoff's bakery in Silkeborg, Denmark to pick up a freshly baked bloomer, wrapped in a piece of paper.
My mother would cut some thick slices, of the bloomer a generous layer of butter and fresh strawberry jam, i was the happiest kid in the world, to me it was magic.
When i was around 11-12 years old, i would deliver newspapers on bike in the morning before i went to school, and at the end of my route i would knock on the backdoor to the local bakery, and have a chat with the baker, exchange a fresh newspaper with a fresh Danish pastry and one day he asked me if i wanted to come and work in the bakery, to help out a bit with the cleaning of... See full profile
Hands-on Class Project
Make your own version of this focaccia, try and bake it in a skillet or add different toppings, and post the pictures i look forward to see your focaccia, if you have any questions don't hesitate to send me a message.
I have a small stone oven to bake these focaccia, try to use a pizza stone or baking steel to get that roasted effect on the focaccia.
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