Focaccia Bread Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 11)
Reviewed: Sep. 21, 2011
Amazing! I tripled the batch - the first one just came out of the oven. I left out the garlic powder as one reviewer suggested and put minced garlic on top instead. The bread is perfect - crispy on the outside and light and chewy inside.
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Reviewed: Sep. 16, 2011
After reading other reviews, I added more salt. Just used Parmesan. I also added a bit of truffle oil, tomatoes & red onions. Yummy!!!
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Reviewed: Sep. 15, 2011
love this bread. I put sliced tomatoes on top. I try to make it once a week.
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Reviewed: Sep. 12, 2011
I am NOT a baker. Or rather I should say I bake hockey pucks and door stops. This recipe is the exception! It was delicious and flavorful! The only changes I made were these: - I only had Rapid Rise yeast on hand, so I used that - I halved some of the herbs because I only had ground, not dried. If I had put in the full amount, I think it would have been too overpowering - I allowed a second rise in the pan at the suggestion of some of the other reviewers and punched down a little with my finger tips to give it an authentic focaccia dimpled look before baking. It turned out fantastic! I will definitely be using it again!
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Reviewed: Sep. 9, 2011
This was a big hit! I proofed the yeast in warm milk (not water) with the sugar and after about 10 minutes added it to the flour mixture. I used 3/4 c. whole wheat flour and olive oil instead of vegetable. I let it rise, punched it down, shaped it, and let it rise again. I sprayed it with olive oil and grated Parmesan cheese over it. It was done in 10 minutes. Delicious! It also works well as a pizza crust.
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Reviewed: Sep. 6, 2011
Soft and moist - there weren't even crumbs, the bread stuck together so well. I decided to make this last minute and altered the ingredients to fit what I had on hand. I put all the dry ingredients in the food processor, doubleing the basil and omitting the garlic powder. I used whole milk instead of water and warmed it in the microwave until 110 degrees Farenheit. I added the oil to the milk and poured it all into the food processor while it was mixing. I was really worried about not proofing the yeast, but it all turned out great anyway. More changes to the recipe: I let the bread rise for 10 minutes after I put it on the baking pan. I didn't have the cheese the recipe called for, so halfway through the baking process, I pulled out the bread and topped it with sauteed onion, garlic powder, and a light sprinkling of cheddar cheese. The herbs, garlic, and onion made eating this bread a sensory experience. The texture was perfect. I'll definitely make this again, especially because it was less than an hour start to finish.
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Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2011
great for quick, herby bread. This is my go-to recipe for a quick focaccia. Tried it tonight with the milk instead of water as one reviewer suggested & using it for a base crust for a quickie home-made pizza. It was a hit.
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Reviewed: Aug. 24, 2011
After making the dough I divided it in half. The first batch, I made exactly as specified. The second batch I allowed to slowly rise to double - twice - and then a 20 minute rise in the pan. This took considerably longer but the difference in taste and texture is spectacular.
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Reviewed: Aug. 13, 2011
Super easy! I've always proofed, so I did, but will try without next time ;) Just rosemary on top as it's all I had. Yum!
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Reviewed: Aug. 9, 2011
This is a good tasting,quick bread. The first time I made it I added sauteed onions and garlic and omitted the mozzarella cheese. Delicious!
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