Recipe: Tasty Sour dough focaccia

Sour dough focaccia. There's no complicated shaping or scoring here; no preheated and heavy dutch ovens. This is a great beginner's sourdough recipe. For us, the thick squares of soft yet chewy sourdough focaccia were so memorable that we had to create our own version.

Learn how to make naturally leavened sourdough focaccia bread with this step-by-step tutorial, detailed pictures and instructions. If you have a fresh herb garden nearby, even better, because baking sourdough focaccia with fresh herbs and olive oil produces a high quality and authentic result. I have only one problem with it: Italian focaccia is baked in hoodles of oil!! You can have Sour dough focaccia using 9 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Sour dough focaccia

1. You need 300 g of bread flour.
2. It's 100 g of sour dough.
3. You need 150 g of water.
4. You need 15 g of sugar.
5. It's 3 g of salt.
6. It's 20 g of olive oil.
7. It's 2 of tomato.
8. Prepare 1 cup of black whole olive.
9. You need of Rosemary.

Sourdough enhances the flavors often found in focaccia - olive oil, sea salt, and herbs - and lends its leavening capability nicely. Baked in a tray, this bread can be eaten. Sourdough focaccia doesn't get much faster or easier than this! Made with discard starter and optional yeast, this crunchy, chewy bread likes variations.

Sour dough focaccia instructions

1. Mix and kneed all by machine for 10 minutes except tomato, olive and rosemary.
2. Proof for 3 hours.
3. Cut each tomato to 8 parts and mix with 2 tb spoons of sugar and air fry for 20 minutes.
4. Flatted the dough, arrange tomato, black olive and rosemary.
5. Sprinkle with salt and olive oil.
6. Proof for another 1 hr.
7. Bake at 190 deg c for 40 minutes.

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