Sourdough focaccia is even easier to bake than a typical sourdough loaf. It requires fewer tools, less time management, and, in my opinion, tastes better. Here are my tips for baking sourdough ...

Focaccia can be topped with everything from garlic, oil, and olives to cherry tomatoes, pine nuts, and rosemary sprigs. The flat, rustic appearance paired with colorful and interesting toppings makes ...

This sourdough discard focaccia recipe is a perfect way to put leftover sourdough starter to use, creating a delicious, airy, flavorful bread. Made with fresh rosemary and topped with flaky sea salt, ...

The focaccia of Genoa, a city in the Italian region of Liguria, is renowned for its crisp, olive oil–saturated crust and soft, puffy interior. But since we can’t all travel to Italy every time we have ...

You really can't scroll through the culinary sphere of social media without coming across homemade focaccia bread these days. It graces our small screens with hand-kneaded perfection, studded in just ...

We’ve all been there. You’re in a foreign country, or a favorite restaurant here in town, eating something that you just love and wondering, maybe even worrying, “How will I ever make this at home?” ...

Claudia Fleming's caramelized onion and potato focaccia layers sweet onions and tender fingerling potatoes with fresh thyme and creamy cheese on airy bread for a golden, savory, vegetarian bake to ...

Focaccia takes its name from the Latin "panis focacius," or "hearth bread": A lightly yeasted flat bread baked on coals or a hearth to create a filling accompaniment to dip into soups, stews, olive ...

Focaccia is one of the easiest and most delicious breads to make, with its fluffy texture, crispy crust, and rich olive oil flavor. Traditionally, it is baked in a shallow tray, but using a springform ...