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In todays Mindful Baking video we are diving head first into the world of bread, but don’t let that scare you! This Focaccia recipe could not be easier and it is the prefect example of how mindful baking can be. The processes involved in bread making are simple, it just requires a lot of time and attention. Whilst the dough is rising and proving you can get on with your daily tasks but when its time to knead or work the dough you can really focus on the job in hand for the 15/20 minutes required.

Sam & I love to hear about what some of your favourite go-to recipes are and the bakes that take you back to the beginning of your baking journey are. Let us know in the comments box and if you like this video please give it a thumbs up.

Sally x

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For the starter:
1.5 tsp active dried yeast
15g sugar or honey
300g 00, bread, or plain white flour
420ml tepid water

For the dough:
320g 00, bread, or plain white flour
30ml good quality olive oil
15g sea salt

For the topping:
Good quality olive oil
Fresh rosemary
Flaked sea salt

Preheat oven to 220C fan assisted
Bake for 10 minutes then reduce the temperature to 190C and bake for a further 20 minutes or until the focaccia is golden brown and crisp on top.
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28 Comments

  1. It’s great that Sally can go from high energy giggles in one video through to gentle and relaxing mindfulness in the next. I really enjoy mindful baking for its gentle energy!

  2. that was so relaxing to watch 😅🫶 thank you, Sally! I looove focaccia and for sure I'll give this recipe a go 🧡

  3. If you want to do Genova focaccia when the dough Is well risen you have to get deep holes in focaccia than on the top before to Cook It you have to put 'salamoia' it is oil and water whisk and well mix together, than put coarse salt and bake immediately not rest the focaccia anymore. I use to follow your recipes, i am from Rome. Kisses from Rome ❤

  4. Hello Sally. It is always a joy to watch your videos. Focaccia is such a versatile bread. So many variations. Savory or sweet. And so airy and crispy. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

  5. So it would b best to start it in the morning? How many hours in total? Love to make this for an evening bbq, here in newzealand !

  6. I would not call that focaccia but bread cake, focaccia is thin no more than 1/2 inch thick, also the real focaccia has a topping of water mixed with oil. Thanks for the video.

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