The Fresh Loaf

A Community of Amateur Bakers and Artisan Bread Enthusiasts.

Just posted a new focaccia video to our site if anyone is interested.

frankie g's picture
frankie g

Just posted a new focaccia video to our site if anyone is interested.

Hey everyone,

I just posted a new focaccia video on our website if your interested.

http://fgpizza.com/videos_cookbake.php#Focaccia

I hope you enjoy

 

Frankie G - FGpizza

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=154698f919d69ec9bc1b46e4e&id=8220a92253

flournwater's picture
flournwater

Nice video; LOVE the sound track ...

Thanks for sharing

mrfrost's picture
mrfrost

Great video, and recipe.

I found the recipe on your website. What type, and brand, of flour are you using, for this recipe? I suspect it is the Caputo Pizza flour packaged in the red bags, as that appears to be the only type and brand of flour that you carry? If that is the case, can you tell me the protein level of this flour?

Thanks.

frankie g's picture
frankie g

@mfrost

Thank you...  I actually use a high-gluten flour for it.  For this recipe I use BIG LOAF by Gold Medal/General Mills.

mrfrost's picture
mrfrost

Thank you.

Barbara Krauss's picture
Barbara Krauss

I love all your videos, Frankie.  You know how to inspire.

Barbara

belfiore's picture
belfiore

That's It!!!, Frankie~you just showed me how to make the civata my aunt used to make when I was a kid...she used to pronounce it as you have shi-va-tha. As an adult I was thinking maybe I'd mis-remembered what she'd called it & it might have been ciabatta, but when I'd see baked ciabatta~nope...not it! To top it off, you used Romano! It just doesn't have the same taste when Parmesean is used.

Well, I know what I'm making the first chance I get. And I agree with Barbara...I enjoy your videos & your daughter is adorable.

Toni (Antonina)

frankie g's picture
frankie g

Thanks Barbara and Toni, 

@Toni

You know, we ate this every holiday, and they called it pizza.  It wasn't until I was older, and researched it with my family that I realized it was called Civata.  Now, they do not use that word any more and call it sfingione.  

Thanks for the nice comments.... and thank you for supporting FGpizza, it helps with Natalia's education.