A dough crafted from water, yeast, flour, and olive oil — a true example of beauty in simplicity and, in the Italian Riviera, a slice of its culture. “For us, focaccia is a tradition.

It also hosts an annual Festa della Focaccia, one feature of which is dubbed (in English) the “No Limits Challenge”, where contestants vie to consume a 60-centimetre, one-kilo example of the thing in ...

“Can anyone accurately date the great New Zealand focaccia boom? I’m thinking c.1999-2004.” And thus, the flatbread floodgates opened and the Great Yeast Debates of Aotearoa began. Sample ...

Focaccia. We were going to make focaccia ... But as with all recipes, there were a few bumps in the road to perfection. For example, the original recipe called for ‘.0003 ounces cake yeast ...

(His book “Italy for the Gourmet Traveler” is a neo-classic.) But it’s a cheese-filled flatbread called focaccia col formaggio, the specialty of Recco, that receives his highest praise.

This restaurant made its own focaccia and it had quite the fan club. But this club isn't specific to that restaurant (though what they made truly was deserving). Focaccia is true royalty among ...

but there’s more to focaccia than that – this classic Ligurian version is the very opposite. Thin rounds of unyeasted dough enclose the simplest of fillings, in this case stracchino cheese. Baked ...

Focaccia–daintily dimpled and gleaming with olive oil—is seemingly everywhere these days. As these chefs prove, the Italian flatbread makes for a stellar sandwich. Here’s where to get your fix. Chef ...

after the focaccia has finished baking." These herbs can include rosemary, thyme, and even a sprinkle of oregano. Read more: ...

In Sicily, for example, you can find coffee granita served ... or freshly made at home, focaccia (the fluffy Italian flatbread) brings something more to the table. This oily, salty, chewy, and ...

“But focaccia di Recco is the most unique ... salad alongside orange wine from France’s Lot Valley: another example of boundaries blurred. — Eric Wilson When the first fleet of ...