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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2009
This recipe is really really good! I didn't use a bread machine and I used rosemary instead of oregano, sooo yummy!
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Reviewed: Sep. 19, 2009
I too made 2 loaves and added a sprinkle of garlic salt on top with the parmesan cheese before baking. We dipped our bread in an olive oil/parmesan cheese/salt dip and it was delightful. My kids (1yo and 3yo) couldn't get enough. I heart focaccia bread.
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2009
Oh my it smells so good when it's baking. We used garlic butter from this site on it and all I could hear is mmmmm while we were eating it, yummy.
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Reviewed: Aug. 1, 2009
The only problem with this bread is people keep bugging me for the recipe ;-) Always a big hit and relatively quick and easy.
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Home Town: Waupun, Wisconsin, USA
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Reviewed: Mar. 11, 2009
Great recipe, but I had to follow some of What a Dish's advice since I don't have a breadmaker either. I also added some basil, rosemary, and alot of garlic to the dough itself, along with a generous portion of romano (I prefer the stronger taste). My husband loves this bread, and so do my kids. It's a big hit wiht anything Italian I make, excellent recipe, although way too much flour, but not a problem if you add it a little bit at a time.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.63 star rating.
Reviewed: Jan. 18, 2009
It was a good focaccia recipe, just thought it could have used something more. I don't have a bread machine, so I used my KitchenAide to knead the dough, about 2 minutes. I started the yeast prior to adding it to flour. Used one active yeast packet, .25 oz, for this recipe. Wanted a flatter focaccia so I cut the dough in half and used 2 pans. Will probably add an extra t. salt, more rosemary and add some garlic. Overall a good recipe, maybe my next time will be better.
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Reviewed: Nov. 6, 2008
Delicious. I can see that I'm going to have to make loaves of these at Thanksgiving! I never used the lecithin (whatever it is), and each time I like to mix up the herbs with something Italian-ish, like cilantro or rosemary.
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Reviewed: Nov. 4, 2008
My husband loved this bread. I used my pizza stone to let this rise and bake on and it turned out beautifully!
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Reviewed: Sep. 28, 2008
What a disappointment this was for me and I had such high hopes after reading the reviews. I followed the recipe to the letter with the exception of adding a few more Italian herbs. My Bread Machine usually gives me excellent results, with this recipe it had a problem kneading the dough, I had to keep loosening it with a spatula it was so dense, then finally I added a little more water but it still kept seizing up, possibly 4 1/2 cups of flour are too much? It took 40 minutes to achieve a light golden baked result and even then the bottom was still very pale. Although the flavor of the bread was good, the texture was very dense and heavy, the crust dry and hard. I used Bread Flour and Bread Machine yeast with an expiration date of 05/09 so I am at a loss to know what I did wrong, possibly I should have divided the dough and made two loaves, but I wanted a large loaf to use for paninni sandwiches. I'll have to try a different recipe.
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Reviewed: Aug. 15, 2008
Delicious! My husband and I couldn't keep from snacking on it all night. Instead of brushing the top with olive oil, I used Italian Salad dressing, and I also added a little bit of mozzarella along with the parmesan. Definitely a keeper.
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Reviewed: May 21, 2008
This is a fabulous recipe for a bread that turns out light and tasty and makes the house smell like heaven! This one is a keeper
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Reviewed: May 16, 2008
Tasty. Will make again. The smell after it was done was quite yummy.
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2008
Beautiful & easy to make bread! I left out the lecithin. Did everything else as directed & it turned out great.- lots of compliments!
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Reviewed: Apr. 14, 2008
I made this last night and it was delicious! I did not have any lecithin, but I saw on another site where oil can substitute for the lecithin so I added a half teaspoon of olive oil to the liquid. I also added a teaspoon of minced fresh garlic to the olive oil that is drizzled on top before baking. I halved the recipe and made one round loaf. When it was done, I cut into four sections and cut each in half horizontally and used them as the "buns" for my italian burgers, which are nothing more than seasoned beef patties pan fried, with spaghetti sauce poured on top and then mozzarella and heated through. The focaccia "buns" made the sandwiches something really special. Me and my husband thoroughly enjoyed!
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Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2008
add 1/4 teaspoon of garlic powder to dough. Add fresh minced garlic to oil before baking.
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Reviewed: Jan. 22, 2008
I made this recipe except I did not add the lecithin and made it by hand rather than dig out the bread machine. I did mix one clove of crushed garlic into the dough and I decreased the oil drizzled on top significantly - at least by half. After reading the reviews I baked this in two 9" cake pans and it came out beautifully. I served it with Italian butter for our lasagna dinner and everyone loved it. I would make it again
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Reviewed: Jan. 14, 2008
Thank you for sharing this great recipe. I found I had to decrease the flour to 4 cups but this may have to do with the flour I was using. This tastes and smells even better than the store bought equivalent. The second one I did I added jalapeño chilli and brushed the top with chilli and olive oil. We do like hot and spicy,as does our local doctor he is due at the house today so I have made him one too. Once again thanks for this wonderful recipe
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Reviewed: Dec. 31, 2007
I made this with frozen bread dough(yes,I cheated). I added fresh garlic and then put the parmesian on top of that with an extra drizzle of olive oil. I used olive oil and balsamic vinegar as my dipping sauce.
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Reviewed: Oct. 11, 2007
This recipe turned out beautifully. It was delicious, crispy, soft on the inside...I omitted the lechitin, as well as I topped mine with a good helping of sharp chaddar cheese, parmesan and italian herb medley...broiled it so that the cheese was nice and browned...delicious! I found that a half recipe made the perfect size loaf for my family.
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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2007
Mmmmm, delicious! Thanks to the earlier reviewer who said to add the flour slowly because this didn't take NEARLY what the recipe called for. Substituted 1 cup of flour for wheat flour and I DID use the lecithin. I proofed the yeast, mixed everything in my KitchenAid and kneaded it by hand. Still super easy and a relaxing thing to do on a lovely fall day. I got 2 9-inch cake pan loaves out of the recipe and it was totally enough. Not super-thick but good for sandwiches. Also I didn't add nearly as much oil on top of the bread as it called for and sprinkled Asiago cheese on top. 18 minutes was enough time in the oven for the thinner loaves. Crisp, flavorful and wonderful, it was delicious.
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