I've posted other examples of my 72% hydrated Foccacia.
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/33820/sourdough-focaccia
This time I incorporated 3/4 cup of diced sun-dried tomatoes. These tomatoes, imported from Italy, are sold by BJ's. They are preserved in olive oil, and infused with capers, peppers, wine vinegar and other spices.
I incorporate a third of the tomatoes in each of three S&F before bulk fermenting overnight at 54°F in my wine cooler.
Super tasty! Great eaten alone, or as sandwich bread with raw onion and fresh tomatoes, salmon patties, or grilled portobella mushrooms with red pepper aioli.
David G
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Bet it would make a fine pizza dough too. Well done and
Happy baking
I've made pizza with the same foccacia dough, and it was great. Ironically, both my wife and I prefer thin-crust pizza.
David G
Looks fantastic!
And it tastes better than it looks.
David G
With such fine ingredients, and enhanced fermentation, it just has to taste superb. 5 stars on this one, David!
Khalid
I don't post much these days, but I'm still baking as often as ever--but not experimenting. I've reached my "baking goals" I set five years ago. Now my cooking passion is focused on charcuterie. Nonetheless, I still visit TFL daily.
Regards,
David G