Hey, Vincenzo...Please make a video on how to make Neapolitan style pizza with All-purpose flour. I know using All-purpose flour is not the traditional way....but it is very expensive here.
Lucio is great and modest guy. I love how he explains things and genuinely wants everyone to make perfect dish - whether it's a foccaccia, panuozzo, calzone, pizza etc. I would love to try this foccaccia with ricotta and mortadella.
I cannot wait to make this for my family! Thank you Vicenzo, I'm surely not the only one who can say that my life became better since I started following your channel. Food is such an important part of life an you have introduced us to the amazing Italian tradition. ❤
Your kind words warm our hearts! 😊🇮🇹 I'm thrilled to hear that our channel has brought joy and delicious Italian traditions to your life. Cooking and sharing good food truly brings people together. Grazie mille for your support and enthusiasm! Buon appetito to you and your family! ❤️🍽️👨🍳
Enjoy Lucio videos so much. He explains things so perfectly. It's impossible to get a good focaccia near where I live. It's always hard and way too dry. I am so very happy to have this recipe. Thank you for sharing Lucio ❤
Lucio is indeed a master at explaining and creating delicious recipes! 😊👨🍳 We're delighted to provide you with a recipe that can help you enjoy authentic and soft focaccia even when it's not readily available nearby. Grazie for your kind words and support! Happy cooking! 🇮🇹🍞❤️
@@vincenzosplate, please make a correct, there is a mistake in the main text, in description of the video - you have now 50 g of salt, people said in comments that should be 15 g. I have dough in my refrigirator with 50g of salt, so probably I will throw it away. 😢😢😢
i love focaccia and we make it almost at least once a month, mainly with tomatoes, onions and pepper with some garlic and herbs. looking forward to see how i can improve the focaccia, i am sure to learn new things from Lucio's expertise! thank you very much for sharing!
That's fantastic! Focaccia is so versatile, and Lucio's expertise will surely bring new insights to your baking. Enjoy experimenting and improving your favorite recipes! 🍅🧅🍞🇮🇹👨🍳
I remember my Great Grandmother, Lucia, made this for us over 50 years ago in New York. I haven't seen it since then. Watching this video, I can actually smell it. Olives, onions ... I think she might have used a Feta cheese or some type of cheese. Lots of oil. We would wrap it in aluminum and eat it cold from the refrigerator. Treasured memories. I must try this recipe. Thank You!!
What beautiful memories, thank you for sharing! 😊 It's incredible how food can transport us back in time. I hope you enjoy making and savoring this recipe just like your Great Grandmother's. 🍽️💕
Lucio is a true gem, and I'm glad you enjoyed his recipe! 🇮🇹👨🍳 Hello and thank you for your support. Enjoy making and savoring the delicious dishes! 🍽️❤️🙌
That's fantastic to hear! 😄 Having a scale will make your cooking even more precise. Enjoy making Lucio's recipe with those caramelized onions and potatoes. It's sure to be a treat! 👨🍳👍🥔🧅
Not only the salt is 15g (not 50g), the baking tray is 30x40 cm (not 30x40 inches, it's 12 x 16 inches). As he says, it's 1 g dough per square cm which is 0.23 oz per square inch.
The dimensions of the tray for this recipe mentioned by Lucio are in centimeters not inches, 30 cm x 40 cm, so it's about 1 gram of dough per centimeter square as explained at the end of the video (total of 1.2 Kg). Thank you for the video, I will try this recipe tomorrow 🌻
@@yeahnahsweetascorrect which is done with 700gr of flour. However to use the tray he used if it's really 30 by 40cm it would be a thin focaccia, whereas if you use the size I mentioned, it would be a lot thicker and airy...
Every time I watch this channel, it's like I'm back at my gramma's, and she is cooking the best food ever. 😊 thanks for cooking such yummy food. There's food, then there's Italian cuisine. 😋
Your words fill my heart with so much joy. It is awesome to know my videos make you feel at your Gramma’s house, cause this is one of my goals! Grazie ❤️🙏🏻
Love the video vincenzo love your content your a amazing UA-camr I love watching your videos they are the greatest and the best and the coolest the focaccia bread looked so very yummy and delicious and fabulous and fantastic I am so going to make it
Definitely making this one - it looks so good. Have spent much time in Italy, and my husband and I always say, we've never ever had bad food or wine in Italy.
YOU GUYS, now i'm hungry 😭🤤 that focaccia looks absolutely delicious, it's cooked to perfection, bravo !! I thought the caramelized onions were anchovies at first glance, I might try a combination of both & some capers. Thank you Vincenzo & Lucio 😊
Delicioso, that is focaccia at it's finest! Five star video. Have made this at home and can attest to it's unique and absolutely delicious flavor. BTW, learned to make focaccia at Pasta Grammar, and this video solidified what I learned there. Takes time, but worth the effort!
Absolutely delicioso! 🌟🇮🇹 Homemade focaccia is indeed a labor of love. Glad my video aligned with your learnings from Pasta Grammar. Keep those culinary skills shining! 👨🍳👏😊
Focaccia is such a versatile bread. I seen focaccia used like a canvas to make pictures using herbs and vegetables. But you can enjoy it plain with olive oil and a few herbs dipping the bread into the oil mixture. Or make it like a wonder pizza dough substitute a little tomato or white sauce and cheese with basil and oregano. I like also to slice a plain focaccia through the middle and make sandwiches with it. It has to be the most versatile bread you can make for so many make ways the mind only has to imagen. Thank you Vincenzo’s and Lucio for this beautiful focaccia recipe. Always a pleasure to watch a professional like Lucio and yourself make beautiful tasty Italian food, you make it look so easy. Thank you again.
You've perfectly captured the versatility and beauty of focaccia! 🍞🌿 It's like a culinary canvas indeed, and your creativity in using it is inspiring. Grazie for your kind words, and I'm delighted you enjoy watching and cooking along with us. Buon appetito, and keep savoring those delicious creations! 🇮🇹👨🍳😊
@@mcrowson5276 it what ever size you choose from a full sheet pan which are use In big ovens to a half that fits the oven in your stove to a quarter size, you just have to adjust the size of you composition. But to answer you question I would say it is a half sheet one the can easily go in your standard home oven. I have cook the in a 13x9 casserole pan and in cast iron both has produce great results as well. But I would spread much oil on it to keep the focaccia from sticking. I did one once that I forgot the dough of focaccia would soak up some and didn't put enough oil on the sheet pan and it stuck to the pan, with much effort we got the focaccia to release from the pan but there were some pieces left on it, which I had to soak the pan and scrub it to remove and clean the pan. However the focaccia was still tasty and soft in the middle, just missing a few pieces off the bottom. I would highly recommend making a few focaccias so you can accomplish the skill to make a focaccia, then begin to create works of art. By practicing and adding toppings you may use you will understand how the cook them so they don't burn but yet cook them through, they knowing how to cook them proceeded to the decorating them as works of art. A focaccia is still with basic topping of coarse salt, olive oil, rosemary, and olives and makes a great presentation. But a plain focaccia make with olive oil and coarse salt sprinkle over the top makes a great focaccia for sandwiches. I have done it also with everything bagel seasoning and olive oil that was fantastic. Much like the pizza the focaccia is a canvas that one can create his own work of art through the seasoning or as these works of art in representation of nature. Good baking and I hope you can accomplish making you favorite focaccia to share with others.
Ciao Sophia, it is a huge pleasure for me and I’m so glad my videos make you appreciate Italian culture! Many thanks 🙏🏻 are you going to give this recipe a try?
It represents the mediterranean lifestyle, love for food, true passion and beauty like some italian painting 😇😇😇😇 Great work Lucio 😁👍🏼 Ciao cari amici 😎🖐🏽
Grazie ragazzi, Where I live in the southern region of the USA no Italians ever migrated here so Focaccia never became popular. As my only bakery making Frocaccia closed so I must make my own. Your instructions are most helpful. Haven't baked bread in 35 years. No warm proofing great, 3 rises explains the puffy dough. I know this will be great. Arrivederci.
I like mine that thick and fluffy but a little crispier on the top so at the end of baking I move it close to the heat to finish. My favourite topping is roasted garlic and rosemary but the combo here is stunning and classic
I like your thinking, fellow bread-lover. I agree that a thick and fluffy loaf with a crispy top is the perfect balance. And roasted garlic and rosemary is a classic combination for a reason. But I'm also a big fan of this tomato bruschetta topping. It's so simple, yet so flavorful.
Woah that's amazing! Isn't the aroma and taste just irresistible? I'm happy you were able to recreate Focaccia, it's such a warm and hearty dish, fit for the season.
@@vincenzosplate I really regret waiting so long to try my first focaccia. I've been baking sourdough bread for a few years, but I was hesitant to make focaccia because it seemed a bit complicated. After trying it for the first time, I fell in love with its taste, and now I'm eager to try other toppings. I don't know what the one with yeast tastes like, but this sourdough version with almost 24 hours of fermentation is amazing. I want to thank you for your recipes in general; it's clear that you make them with love and care for each ingredient. That's how I am too-I treat food like someone dear to me. It's an art, and you've helped me discover new and simple flavors. I'm vegan, but that hasn't stopped me from adapting and understanding the foundation of some recipes. I've learned a lot from you.
I forgot about focaccia. I think I'll have to try making it this weekend. Does the type of yeast matter? I have dry yeast from Israel that makes my bread taste different (and much better) than just regular store bought yeast
The type of yeast you use can make a difference in the flavor and texture of your focaccia. Some people prefer to use active dry yeast, while others prefer to use instant yeast.
I think you are right. I tried the recipe without thinking about that and the dough wasn´t doubling in size. The yeast was killed by the salt. The focaccia was flat and too hard.
Focaccia is total bread dedication, proof and proof again, to create that light airy dough! It's a dream. I love the choice of toppings. Bellissimo ❤ ❤❤❤
It really is! Focaccia is indeed a labor of love with its longer process, but the end result is often well worth the effort. The simplicity of the ingredients allows the natural flavors to shine, and the beautiful texture and taste make it a delightful treat. I hope you give the recipe a try and enjoy the delicious, homemade focaccia! If you have any questions or need tips along the way, feel free to ask. Happy baking! 🍞😄
You're very welcome! 😄 Spending your Saturday night and Sunday cooking and enjoying delicious Italian dishes sounds like a wonderful plan. Have a fantastic time, and if you have any questions along the way, don't hesitate to reach out. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍽️👨🍳
Molto Bene! I have to make my onion and olive foccacia now! My technique is a little different, but gets similar results. I would like to try this method.
Molto bene! 😄 Experimenting with different techniques is part of the joy of cooking. Enjoy making your onion and olive focaccia, and I hope you find this method enjoyable and delicious. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍞👨🍳
My mother used to make something similar to this. She learned from her mother who was from Santa Christina Gela near Palermo. My mom pressed onion into the dough, then pressed pieces on anchovy, then tomato, Then she sprinkled a little oregano, Parmesan cheese, and then poured the oil from anchovy can over the top. I loved that stuff.
You're very welcome! 😊🇮🇹 I'm delighted you found it delicious. If you have any more questions or need culinary advice, feel free to ask. Buon appetito! 🍝👨🍳👌
Such a helpful video, but I wish I had seen the comments about the salt measurement being wrong (seems that it should be 15g, not 50g) before I attempted this. Just wasted a day and a batch of dough 😖 Maybe update to the correct measurements on the website and in the description? Mistakes happen! Still a wonderful tutorial!
aaah so it is wrong! I've no idea but 50g seemed a crazy amount. I checked the website but it was the same. I also compared to other recipes as well. I'll try 15 next time. Thanks very much.
Glad you enjoyed the culinary journey! 🎨🍽️ Italy is full of amazing dishes to explore. Enjoy your next trip, and if you have any Italian food questions or need recommendations, feel free to ask. Aloha! 🇮🇹🌺🍝
Is the salt measurement correct? Isn't 50grams of salt too much for 1.2 kg of dough? I am asking because if it was for pizza we would put around 20 grams. Also the pan's dimensions mentioned probably are 30x40 in centimeters. Other than that, thank you for the wonderful recipe!
It must be 15 grams. I guess it was a mispronunciation by the chef. I tried with 50 even thinking that it didn't seem like ok and the resulting dough was inedible.
I love watching your channel, can you show the recipe for Fiocchetti With Pear In Asparagus Cream Sauce. I have seen so many versions and would like to make yours. Thank you
Thank you very much for recipe and video!! 🙏🏻 I made it from yesterday to today and 😋😋😋 Pity I can’t attach foto of it. It’s great. I made no topping, just oil and salt that we can use it for sandwiches too. I just used much less salt, 25 grams as I consider 50 grams way too much for that amount of the dough. However, next time less. Still salty. Thanks!
I absolutely love Focaccia but I never made it before myself. I think the flour mixture is very important. I really want to try to make this. I once made Detroit Pizza at home which is not exactly Focaccia but the dough is inspired by Focaccia. If you never tried original Detroit Pizza its a treat.
Focaccia is a delightful bread, and making it at home can be a rewarding experience. You're right; the flour mixture and dough preparation are crucial. It's great that you've explored making other types of pizza like Detroit Pizza; variety in the kitchen is wonderful! If you decide to make Focaccia, I'm sure it will turn out fantastic. And thanks for the tip about Detroit Pizza; it's always fun to try new recipes! 🍕🇮🇹😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the video with its variety of sections! 👌🇮🇹 Cooking offers something for everyone to enjoy. If you have any questions or need more recipes, feel free to reach out. Happy cooking! 👨🍳🍽️😊
Correction and clarifications : 15 grams to 20 grams of salt - 50 grams is way too much. It's a 30cm x 40cm tray. Most importantly you need around 2 grams to 3 grams of *DRY* yeast. Not sure how they got that to rise with 2 grams of fresh yeast even after 24 hours. Everything else is great including the method to no neat it and length of proofing and refigeration. Made a perfect light and fluffy in the middle crunchy faccacia !!!
Yes, stupidly I added the 50g, I started mixing and realized that 50g was not possible... Too late... Yep, 15 are enough. 2-3g of yeast were enough, the dough rose very well, everything was perfect, but almost inedible with all that salt... Stupid me.
I would really like to know what water you both use in your dough recipes. I feel like it matters. Here in the US we have many types of faucet water, from hard to soft, and it's treated with various chemicals depending on the state or county. Thank you!
Absolutely, water quality can affect your dough! 🚰 Using filtered or bottled water can help ensure a consistent result in your recipes. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹👨🍳
Hi Vincenzo, fantastic recipe! One question, were the potatoe slices pre-cooked? Thanks Lucio for a brilliant demonstration. Can't wait to make it. Many thanks.
If someone here loved the American deep pan pizza you will adore focaccia! Gorgeous also to be used like sandwich with two square slices and some good stuff in the middle. 🤤
No worries! If you have a smaller baking tray, you can adjust by using less dough and toppings. Simply scale down the ingredients accordingly to fit your tray, and keep an eye on the baking time to ensure it's cooked to perfection. Enjoy your homemade pizza! 🍕👨🍳😊
Hi Vincenzo. You should make a video how to make "lo sfincione (spinciuni)". It's quite similar to the focaccia. It's the Sicilian version and has a chopped tomatoe topping, with anchovies, capers, onions, a good Type of Sicilian cheese. That would be awesome.
Absolutely! 🇮🇹🍅 That sounds like a fantastic idea. I'll add "lo sfincione" to my list of recipes to create. Stay tuned for some Sicilian culinary goodness! 😋🎥👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate thank you so much Vincenzo 👏. That would be so great. I always watch your videos. It's very important what you do, to keep traditions alive and authentic. Thank you again.
Hello Vincenzo Sir, had a beautiful & enlightening video, as usual❤. If we were to try this focaccia bread or perhaps a different pizza dough with sourdough instead of instant yeast, like they traditionally did in mediaeval times before the advent of commercial yeast, then what should be the proportion of sourdough in the dough?
I'm a little confused about the flours. In the beginning it's stated that he's using 550g of the blue flour, and 150g of the red flour. That's also what the written recipe says. From what I can find online, the blue is the one with the higher protein content. However, around 3:45, when he adds the 150g of flour, he says it's the blue one "with the high protein content." So does that mean he's actually using 550g of the RED, and 150g of the blue? And for those of us without access to these flours, would that basically mean 550g of all-purpose flour, and 150g of bread flour (or any flour with a higher protein content)?
Ah, the allure of focaccia with tomatoes! 🍅🍞 It's a true artisan delight. Enjoy every bite of that homemade goodness. Buon appetito, my friend! 👨🍳🇮🇹👌😊
Vincenzo, can you make some video about choosing flour? I got here (in Israel) some Italian brand "gran mugnaio pz2", that has 12 gr protein, and marked as "tipo 00". And there is some local brand, with 15 gr protein, and claim to be "tipo 0" (Manitoba flour). What kind is good better for pizza?
You're very welcome from the United Kingdom! If you ever have more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to reach out. Enjoy your culinary adventures, and buon appetito! 🇬🇧🍽️🇮🇹😊
Hi there. Is it really 50g of salt? My first attempt was quite flat and not a lot of air/bubbles. Very dense and not fluffy. I wonder if so much salt slowed down fermentation with my different flour? I'm using "Il Molino Pizza Flour". Its got 11g protein per 100g. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Any advice? Thanks :)
I think you got the measurements wrong. This tray looks more like 30x40cm, rather than 30x40 inches. Also, the 50 grams of salt.... I think you meant 15?
That's what I thought too and I think even a smaller tray would fit better for a dough out of 700g of flour. My dough fits nicely into 9.5"x13.5" just made it today
At the end of the video he actually discusses the sizes, where he says 1g of flour per sq cm. So a 700g of flour should be in a 700sq cm which could be a 24x30 baking sheet or roughly 9.5x13.5"
@@themuleify tbh, I made this focaccia. I forgot which pan I used, I salted it as much as I felt was needed and it's definitely a top notch focaccia. Absolutely in love with it. Vincenzo's own recipe is great too, very different from this. But this is heavenly.
Vincenzo, wouldn’t be interesting to know the prices of the the ingredients and than compare it with the Focaccia bought in a shop. Ok, you can’t add the minutes of you standing in the kitchen because to cook is fun… it could be an argument to do it by yourself. Thank you very much, Lucio and Vincenzo, for sharing your wonderful video with us.
That's a great point! Cooking at home can not only be a fun and rewarding experience but also a cost-effective one when you consider the prices of ingredients compared to buying pre-made items. Thank you for your kind words, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Cooking with passion and sharing recipes is our pleasure! 🍞👨🍳🇮🇹😊
Chef, I have to make the gluten free version of this and I make it in a cast iron pan. The crisp you get from the oil on the crust is insane. Makes the some of the best sandwiches too! We actually prefer focaccia over pizza dough because you just can't go wrong.
Hi my friend, I’m sure you can create a nice and delicious Focaccia even if you use GF flour, try to follow all the tips gave by Lucio and you’ll get a perfect Focaccia 😍
I'm so glad to hear that your focaccia came out perfect! I'm happy that my recipe was helpful. Focaccia is a delicious and versatile bread that can be enjoyed on its own or used to make sandwiches, wraps, and other dishes. It's also a great bread for beginners to bake, as it is relatively easy to make.
@@vincenzosplate You cook like my Zia Maria. She was from Campania, near Sorrento. We cooked together a lot, and those days were golden. Grazie, Enzo! ❤️🥰❤️
So lucky to have Lucio back on the channel. What do you want Lucio to make for you?
What does he want us to learn? ❤
Anything and everything! That looks so good.
Hey, Vincenzo...Please make a video on how to make Neapolitan style pizza with All-purpose flour. I know using All-purpose flour is not the traditional way....but it is very expensive here.
Bellissimo!!!
Can you please check the tray he used. You said it is 30inches X 40inches . I think it look smaller. Thank you
Lucio is great and modest guy. I love how he explains things and genuinely wants everyone to make perfect dish - whether it's a foccaccia, panuozzo, calzone, pizza etc. I would love to try this foccaccia with ricotta and mortadella.
Im obsessed with your in depth videos guided by people who are the very best at what they do.
I cannot wait to make this for my family! Thank you Vicenzo, I'm surely not the only one who can say that my life became better since I started following your channel. Food is such an important part of life an you have introduced us to the amazing Italian tradition. ❤
Your kind words warm our hearts! 😊🇮🇹 I'm thrilled to hear that our channel has brought joy and delicious Italian traditions to your life. Cooking and sharing good food truly brings people together. Grazie mille for your support and enthusiasm! Buon appetito to you and your family! ❤️🍽️👨🍳
Enjoy Lucio videos so much. He explains things so perfectly.
It's impossible to get a good focaccia near where I live. It's always hard and way too dry. I am so very happy to have this recipe.
Thank you for sharing Lucio ❤
Lucio is indeed a master at explaining and creating delicious recipes! 😊👨🍳 We're delighted to provide you with a recipe that can help you enjoy authentic and soft focaccia even when it's not readily available nearby. Grazie for your kind words and support! Happy cooking! 🇮🇹🍞❤️
@@vincenzosplate, please make a correct, there is a mistake in the main text, in description of the video - you have now 50 g of salt, people said in comments that should be 15 g. I have dough in my refrigirator with 50g of salt, so probably I will throw it away. 😢😢😢
i love focaccia and we make it almost at least once a month, mainly with tomatoes, onions and pepper with some garlic and herbs. looking forward to see how i can improve the focaccia, i am sure to learn new things from Lucio's expertise! thank you very much for sharing!
That's fantastic! Focaccia is so versatile, and Lucio's expertise will surely bring new insights to your baking. Enjoy experimenting and improving your favorite recipes! 🍅🧅🍞🇮🇹👨🍳
I remember my Great Grandmother, Lucia, made this for us over 50 years ago in New York. I haven't seen it since then. Watching this video, I can actually smell it. Olives, onions ... I think she might have used a Feta cheese or some type of cheese. Lots of oil. We would wrap it in aluminum and eat it cold from the refrigerator. Treasured memories. I must try this recipe. Thank You!!
What beautiful memories, thank you for sharing! 😊 It's incredible how food can transport us back in time. I hope you enjoy making and savoring this recipe just like your Great Grandmother's. 🍽️💕
Lucio is adorable! Thank you for sharing your recipe Lucio! I will certanly make it. Hello Vincenzo 🙌❤️
Thank you guys
Lucio is a true gem, and I'm glad you enjoyed his recipe! 🇮🇹👨🍳 Hello and thank you for your support. Enjoy making and savoring the delicious dishes! 🍽️❤️🙌
wow my first Focaccia ever was great and looked kinda like yours! i listen to the comments about the salt portion and used only 15 g
thanks!
Thank you Lucio! And thank you Vincenzo! Greetings from Croatia!
You're very welcome! 😊 Sending greetings to Croatia! Enjoy your Italian culinary adventures! 🇭🇷🇮🇹🍽️
because of Lucio I've finally ordered a scale. Arriving tomorrow and making this. Loved the caramelized onions and potatoes. Thank you.
That's fantastic to hear! 😄 Having a scale will make your cooking even more precise. Enjoy making Lucio's recipe with those caramelized onions and potatoes. It's sure to be a treat! 👨🍳👍🥔🧅
That looks absolutely divine! Thank you, Vincenzo and Lucio!
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed!
I made this over the weekend. WOW. Delicious. Maybe the best bread I've ever had. ❤
Not only the salt is 15g (not 50g), the baking tray is 30x40 cm (not 30x40 inches, it's 12 x 16 inches). As he says, it's 1 g dough per square cm which is 0.23 oz per square inch.
The dimensions of the tray for this recipe mentioned by Lucio are in centimeters not inches, 30 cm x 40 cm, so it's about 1 gram of dough per centimeter square as explained at the end of the video (total of 1.2 Kg). Thank you for the video, I will try this recipe tomorrow 🌻
Thank you this was very confusing because the maths would not work and 1g per square inch would be thin and crispy pizza
I was about to write the same. We would have noticed if the tray was 1 meter long :)
Right. 700g of flour he used in this recipe should go into a 24x30 cm tray
He said 1g of DOUGH per square cm, not 1g of flour. He had 1200g of dough so that fits into a 30x40 cm tin@@themuleify
@@yeahnahsweetascorrect which is done with 700gr of flour. However to use the tray he used if it's really 30 by 40cm it would be a thin focaccia, whereas if you use the size I mentioned, it would be a lot thicker and airy...
That looks delicious! And to answer his remark: thin/thick/crunchy/soft I love all the varieties.
Many thanks my friend, we are glad you enjoyed this video recipe! What’s your favourite Focaccia topping?
@@vincenzosplaterosemary, sun dried tomatoes and olives.
Every time I watch this channel, it's like I'm back at my gramma's, and she is cooking the best food ever. 😊 thanks for cooking such yummy food. There's food, then there's Italian cuisine. 😋
Your words fill my heart with so much joy. It is awesome to know my videos make you feel at your Gramma’s house, cause this is one of my goals! Grazie ❤️🙏🏻
Love the video vincenzo love your content your a amazing UA-camr I love watching your videos they are the greatest and the best and the coolest the focaccia bread looked so very yummy and delicious and fabulous and fantastic I am so going to make it
Many many thanks my friend! Let me know as soon as you make this recipe!
It's been a long time no see Lucio on this channel, welcome back Secco
Welcome back, Secco! 👋 Lucio's recipes are always a delight, and it's great to see him again. Enjoy the cooking! 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
Another beautiful dish thank you so much my dear friend as always it looks delicious 😊🤗👍👍👍👍👍
You're very welcome, dear friend! 😊👍 I'm thrilled to hear you're enjoying the dishes. Stay tuned for more delicious Italian recipes! 🇮🇹🍽️👨🍳
Definitely making this one - it looks so good. Have spent much time in Italy, and my husband and I always say, we've never ever had bad food or wine in Italy.
Thank you for the tip to let the dough rise in the pan before adding toppings. Thank you!
YOU GUYS, now i'm hungry 😭🤤 that focaccia looks absolutely delicious, it's cooked to perfection, bravo !! I thought the caramelized onions were anchovies at first glance, I might try a combination of both & some capers.
Thank you Vincenzo & Lucio 😊
Heyy 🙏🏻❤️ thank you for you’re comment!
We are happy to hear you loved this video recipe, and we can’t wait for you to make this incredible Focaccia!
Delicioso, that is focaccia at it's finest! Five star video. Have made this at home and can attest to it's unique and absolutely delicious flavor. BTW, learned to make focaccia at Pasta Grammar, and this video solidified what I learned there. Takes time, but worth the effort!
Absolutely delicioso! 🌟🇮🇹 Homemade focaccia is indeed a labor of love. Glad my video aligned with your learnings from Pasta Grammar. Keep those culinary skills shining! 👨🍳👏😊
Amazing. That's an accent I trust. Will absolutely try. Grazie Mille
Grazie mille! 🇮🇹👨🍳 Enjoy the flavors of Italy, and feel free to ask if you need more tips. Buon appetito! 🍽️👌😊
Focaccia is such a versatile bread. I seen focaccia used like a canvas to make pictures using herbs and vegetables. But you can enjoy it plain with olive oil and a few herbs dipping the bread into the oil mixture. Or make it like a wonder pizza dough substitute a little tomato or white sauce and cheese with basil and oregano. I like also to slice a plain focaccia through the middle and make sandwiches with it. It has to be the most versatile bread you can make for so many make ways the mind only has to imagen. Thank you Vincenzo’s and Lucio for this beautiful focaccia recipe. Always a pleasure to watch a professional like Lucio and yourself make beautiful tasty Italian food, you make it look so easy. Thank you again.
You've perfectly captured the versatility and beauty of focaccia! 🍞🌿 It's like a culinary canvas indeed, and your creativity in using it is inspiring. Grazie for your kind words, and I'm delighted you enjoy watching and cooking along with us. Buon appetito, and keep savoring those delicious creations! 🇮🇹👨🍳😊
What size sheet pan is this, please.
@@mcrowson5276 it what ever size you choose from a full sheet pan which are use In big ovens to a half that fits the oven in your stove to a quarter size, you just have to adjust the size of you composition. But to answer you question I would say it is a half sheet one the can easily go in your standard home oven. I have cook the in a 13x9 casserole pan and in cast iron both has produce great results as well. But I would spread much oil on it to keep the focaccia from sticking. I did one once that I forgot the dough of focaccia would soak up some and didn't put enough oil on the sheet pan and it stuck to the pan, with much effort we got the focaccia to release from the pan but there were some pieces left on it, which I had to soak the pan and scrub it to remove and clean the pan. However the focaccia was still tasty and soft in the middle, just missing a few pieces off the bottom.
I would highly recommend making a few focaccias so you can accomplish the skill to make a focaccia, then begin to create works of art. By practicing and adding toppings you may use you will understand how the cook them so they don't burn but yet cook them through, they knowing how to cook them proceeded to the decorating them as works of art. A focaccia is still with basic topping of coarse salt, olive oil, rosemary, and olives and makes a great presentation. But a plain focaccia make with olive oil and coarse salt sprinkle over the top makes a great focaccia for sandwiches. I have done it also with everything bagel seasoning and olive oil that was fantastic. Much like the pizza the focaccia is a canvas that one can create his own work of art through the seasoning or as these works of art in representation of nature. Good baking and I hope you can accomplish making you favorite focaccia to share with others.
the best!! the caramelized onion with the potato is an incredible combo, so enjoyed it
Wow, that looks amazing. Thank you for the recipe. I'm going to try it and I'll do everything you suggest. Beautiful.
Thanks for making us appreciate Italian culture a bit more. Keep working hard as always.
Ciao Sophia, it is a huge pleasure for me and I’m so glad my videos make you appreciate Italian culture! Many thanks 🙏🏻 are you going to give this recipe a try?
Wow! This looks amazing my friend.
Thank you a lot 🙏🏻 much appreciated!
Are you going to make this Focaccia?
@@vincenzosplateI would like to try to make it.
It represents the mediterranean lifestyle, love for food, true passion and beauty like some italian painting 😇😇😇😇
Great work Lucio 😁👍🏼
Ciao cari amici 😎🖐🏽
That's right! We mediterraneans take our food very seriously! 😋🇮🇹
I love focaccia, and that looks spectacular!
Will definitely try this recipe!
Focaccia is a delightful choice! 🍞🇮🇹 I'm thrilled you're going to try the recipe. Enjoy making and savoring this spectacular treat! 👨🍳😋
Grazie ragazzi, Where I live in the southern region of the USA no Italians ever migrated here so Focaccia never became popular. As my only bakery making Frocaccia closed so I must make my own. Your instructions are most helpful. Haven't baked bread in 35 years. No warm proofing great, 3 rises explains the puffy dough. I know this will be great. Arrivederci.
I like mine that thick and fluffy but a little crispier on the top so at the end of baking I move it close to the heat to finish. My favourite topping is roasted garlic and rosemary but the combo here is stunning and classic
I like your thinking, fellow bread-lover. I agree that a thick and fluffy loaf with a crispy top is the perfect balance. And roasted garlic and rosemary is a classic combination for a reason. But I'm also a big fan of this tomato bruschetta topping. It's so simple, yet so flavorful.
Vincenzo, you are the best! I made sourdough focaccia today and I'm in love!
Woah that's amazing! Isn't the aroma and taste just irresistible? I'm happy you were able to recreate Focaccia, it's such a warm and hearty dish, fit for the season.
@@vincenzosplate I really regret waiting so long to try my first focaccia. I've been baking sourdough bread for a few years, but I was hesitant to make focaccia because it seemed a bit complicated. After trying it for the first time, I fell in love with its taste, and now I'm eager to try other toppings. I don't know what the one with yeast tastes like, but this sourdough version with almost 24 hours of fermentation is amazing. I want to thank you for your recipes in general; it's clear that you make them with love and care for each ingredient. That's how I am too-I treat food like someone dear to me. It's an art, and you've helped me discover new and simple flavors. I'm vegan, but that hasn't stopped me from adapting and understanding the foundation of some recipes. I've learned a lot from you.
I forgot about focaccia. I think I'll have to try making it this weekend. Does the type of yeast matter? I have dry yeast from Israel that makes my bread taste different (and much better) than just regular store bought yeast
The type of yeast you use can make a difference in the flavor and texture of your focaccia. Some people prefer to use active dry yeast, while others prefer to use instant yeast.
Well done gentlemen! Been making my own Focaccia for a while now, but alway interested in learning & using different techniques/procedures... Thx!
I believe the salt in the recipe is 15g (not 50g, which is wayyy to high), about ~2.1% in bakers percentage.
I think you are right. I tried the recipe without thinking about that and the dough wasn´t doubling in size. The yeast was killed by the salt. The focaccia was flat and too hard.
Focaccia is total bread dedication, proof and proof again, to create that light airy dough! It's a dream. I love the choice of toppings. Bellissimo ❤ ❤❤❤
You are absolutely right Lynn! I believe you need more patience in making Focaccia than pizza
@@vincenzosplate I definitely am going to try this, but first need to find the right flour, where can I find this particular flour in the US?
Looks nice. Simple ingredients longer process but looks beautiful and tasty.
It really is! Focaccia is indeed a labor of love with its longer process, but the end result is often well worth the effort. The simplicity of the ingredients allows the natural flavors to shine, and the beautiful texture and taste make it a delightful treat. I hope you give the recipe a try and enjoy the delicious, homemade focaccia! If you have any questions or need tips along the way, feel free to ask. Happy baking! 🍞😄
Thank you Lucio! Really appreciate it!
You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need assistance in the future, feel free to ask. Enjoy your culinary adventures! 🇮🇹👨🍳😊
Thank you! Can’t wait to make it tomorrow morning. I prepped the dough 😋
Thanks Vincenzo and Lucio now I know what to do with my Saturday night and Sunday
You're very welcome! 😄 Spending your Saturday night and Sunday cooking and enjoying delicious Italian dishes sounds like a wonderful plan. Have a fantastic time, and if you have any questions along the way, don't hesitate to reach out. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍽️👨🍳
Molto Bene! I have to make my onion and olive foccacia now! My technique is a little different, but gets similar results. I would like to try this method.
Molto bene! 😄 Experimenting with different techniques is part of the joy of cooking. Enjoy making your onion and olive focaccia, and I hope you find this method enjoyable and delicious. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍞👨🍳
I should never watch your videos when I’m hungry 😋 That looks amazing!
Haha, I feel you! 😄 Cooking on an empty stomach can be tough! Thanks for the mouthwatering compliment! 🍽️🤤 Enjoy your next meal with us! 🇮🇹👨🍳
Watching you both is a pleasure on its own, compared only to the foccacia you've made! 😊❤ Thanks!
My mother used to make something similar to this. She learned from her mother who was from Santa Christina Gela near Palermo. My mom pressed onion into the dough, then pressed pieces on anchovy, then tomato, Then she sprinkled a little oregano, Parmesan cheese, and then poured the oil from anchovy can over the top. I loved that stuff.
Meravigliosa! Bravo, Lucio.
Grazie mille! 😄 Sono felice che ti sia piaciuta. Continua a goderti le delizie della cucina italiana. 🇮🇹👨🍳❤️
Wow, thank you Lucio! And Vincenzo. That look so delicious
You're very welcome! 😊🇮🇹 I'm delighted you found it delicious. If you have any more questions or need culinary advice, feel free to ask. Buon appetito! 🍝👨🍳👌
I miss focaccia so much. Definitely making this for the family. Thank you
Such a helpful video, but I wish I had seen the comments about the salt measurement being wrong (seems that it should be 15g, not 50g) before I attempted this. Just wasted a day and a batch of dough 😖 Maybe update to the correct measurements on the website and in the description? Mistakes happen! Still a wonderful tutorial!
aaah so it is wrong! I've no idea but 50g seemed a crazy amount. I checked the website but it was the same. I also compared to other recipes as well. I'll try 15 next time. Thanks very much.
WOW, artist ....cool !!! I never had this in Italy, looks delicious......next trip ..Aloha
Glad you enjoyed the culinary journey! 🎨🍽️ Italy is full of amazing dishes to explore. Enjoy your next trip, and if you have any Italian food questions or need recommendations, feel free to ask. Aloha! 🇮🇹🌺🍝
I love chef Lucio. He's so cute and his accent is so cute. I would love for him to cook for me at home.
Is the salt measurement correct? Isn't 50grams of salt too much for 1.2 kg of dough? I am asking because if it was for pizza we would put around 20 grams. Also the pan's dimensions mentioned probably are 30x40 in centimeters. Other than that, thank you for the wonderful recipe!
It must be 15 grams. I guess it was a mispronunciation by the chef. I tried with 50 even thinking that it didn't seem like ok and the resulting dough was inedible.
This looks amazing. I'm getting hungry watching this!
Hehe this focaccia is amazing and it tastes even better than it looks 🤤 this is definitely a must try recipe! 😍
I love watching your channel, can you show the recipe for Fiocchetti With Pear In Asparagus Cream Sauce. I have seen so many versions and would like to make yours. Thank you
Nice! Maybe I will make a video about it!
Thank you very much for recipe and video!! 🙏🏻
I made it from yesterday to today and 😋😋😋
Pity I can’t attach foto of it. It’s great. I made no topping, just oil and salt that we can use it for sandwiches too.
I just used much less salt, 25 grams as I consider 50 grams way too much for that amount of the dough.
However, next time less. Still salty.
Thanks!
I absolutely love Focaccia but I never made it before myself. I think the flour mixture is very important. I really want to try to make this. I once made Detroit Pizza at home which is not exactly Focaccia but the dough is inspired by Focaccia. If you never tried original Detroit Pizza its a treat.
Focaccia is a delightful bread, and making it at home can be a rewarding experience. You're right; the flour mixture and dough preparation are crucial. It's great that you've explored making other types of pizza like Detroit Pizza; variety in the kitchen is wonderful! If you decide to make Focaccia, I'm sure it will turn out fantastic. And thanks for the tip about Detroit Pizza; it's always fun to try new recipes! 🍕🇮🇹😊
That focaccia looks absolutely heavenly.
It really is heaven on a plate! 😇🍞 Try making it, and you'll experience a slice of Italian bliss. Enjoy! 🇮🇹👌😊
The best...bravo Lucio..bravo Enzo...
Grazie mille! 🇮🇹👨🍳 Bravo Lucio and thank you for the kind words. Cooking is all about passion and sharing. Buon appetito! 🍽️👏😊
Can the last fermentation in the tray be done in the fridge overnight? Or can the focaccia be baked a day before serving it?
Cant wait to make this soon for me i love focaccia sooooooooo much perfect for my after office snacks
Awesome 😍 I’m 100% sure you’re going to love this Focaccia recipe!
Please let me know as soon as you make it
Looks fantastic, love the different sections something for everyone there. 👌
I'm glad you enjoyed the video with its variety of sections! 👌🇮🇹 Cooking offers something for everyone to enjoy. If you have any questions or need more recipes, feel free to reach out. Happy cooking! 👨🍳🍽️😊
@@vincenzosplate Grazie Capo.
Master Lucio is back! Yeeeeesssssss!
Oh yea he’s a Pro, you can definitely feel the love and passion he put in his job!
@@vincenzosplate I agree, he is clearly a genius! I adore this channel.
Really excellent and beautiful focaccia! thank you Lucio!
Oh wow you’re so kind, many many thanks to you! We hope you’ll try making this recipe soon 😋
Correction and clarifications :
15 grams to 20 grams of salt - 50 grams is way too much.
It's a 30cm x 40cm tray.
Most importantly you need around 2 grams to 3 grams of *DRY* yeast. Not sure how they got that to rise with 2 grams of fresh yeast even after 24 hours.
Everything else is great including the method to no neat it and length of proofing and refigeration. Made a perfect light and fluffy in the middle crunchy faccacia !!!
I use 0.33 g yeast per pizza i make. Its easy to get dough to rise with low amounts of yeast
Yes, stupidly I added the 50g, I started mixing and realized that 50g was not possible... Too late... Yep, 15 are enough.
2-3g of yeast were enough, the dough rose very well, everything was perfect, but almost inedible with all that salt... Stupid me.
Molto Bello Vincezo , thank you for this excellent recipe ❤
Lucio is a master and he made an amazing Focaccia. We are glad you enjoyed the video recipe 🙏🏻
@@vincenzosplate yes Chef Lucio is amazing
I would really like to know what water you both use in your dough recipes. I feel like it matters. Here in the US we have many types of faucet water, from hard to soft, and it's treated with various chemicals depending on the state or county. Thank you!
Absolutely, water quality can affect your dough! 🚰 Using filtered or bottled water can help ensure a consistent result in your recipes. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate grazia Vincenzo! I'm going to use bottled water next time and see how it goes! What is your water like in Australia? Soft or hard?
Hi Vincenzo, fantastic recipe! One question, were the potatoe slices pre-cooked? Thanks Lucio for a brilliant demonstration. Can't wait to make it. Many thanks.
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If someone here loved the American deep pan pizza you will adore focaccia!
Gorgeous also to be used like sandwich with two square slices and some good stuff in the middle. 🤤
I would say Focaccia is much better than the American deep pizza, do you agree?
Try Beau Jo's Pizza in Colorado sometime. ❤
Why such an assumption?@@vincenzosplate Ever been to Chicago to try it?
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@Vincenzo's Plate it should be 15 or 50 grams of salt?
15g for sure.
Looks delicious!
It sure does! 😍 Italian dishes always have that mouthwatering appeal. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍽️👨🍳
Yes I agree 😋😋😋😋👍
Beautiful focaccia! I will definitely try this 😊
Awesome 😍I can’t wait for you to make this Focaccia!
Looks great....can't find a baking tray that large. How do you adjust for smaller trays?
No worries! If you have a smaller baking tray, you can adjust by using less dough and toppings. Simply scale down the ingredients accordingly to fit your tray, and keep an eye on the baking time to ensure it's cooked to perfection. Enjoy your homemade pizza! 🍕👨🍳😊
Hi Vincenzo. You should make a video how to make "lo sfincione (spinciuni)". It's quite similar to the focaccia. It's the Sicilian version and has a chopped tomatoe topping, with anchovies, capers, onions, a good Type of Sicilian cheese. That would be awesome.
Absolutely! 🇮🇹🍅 That sounds like a fantastic idea. I'll add "lo sfincione" to my list of recipes to create. Stay tuned for some Sicilian culinary goodness! 😋🎥👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate thank you so much Vincenzo 👏. That would be so great. I always watch your videos. It's very important what you do, to keep traditions alive and authentic. Thank you again.
I'm already feeling the smell of rozemarin and olive oil... salivating :)
That's the magic of Italian cooking! 🌿🫒🇮🇹 Enjoy the aroma and the delicious flavors once you start cooking. Buon appetito, and happy cooking! 😊🍽️👨🍳
Love the video
Ohhh😋 delicious time very nice recipe
I love Lucio, he's so innocent 😢😢❤❤❤❤❤
Hello Vincenzo Sir, had a beautiful & enlightening video, as usual❤.
If we were to try this focaccia bread or perhaps a different pizza dough with sourdough instead of instant yeast, like they traditionally did in mediaeval times before the advent of commercial yeast, then what should be the proportion of sourdough in the dough?
I'm a little confused about the flours. In the beginning it's stated that he's using 550g of the blue flour, and 150g of the red flour. That's also what the written recipe says. From what I can find online, the blue is the one with the higher protein content. However, around 3:45, when he adds the 150g of flour, he says it's the blue one "with the high protein content." So does that mean he's actually using 550g of the RED, and 150g of the blue? And for those of us without access to these flours, would that basically mean 550g of all-purpose flour, and 150g of bread flour (or any flour with a higher protein content)?
Lucio, Lucio...you made me want focaccia with tomatoes. What an artisan piece of work!
Ah, the allure of focaccia with tomatoes! 🍅🍞 It's a true artisan delight. Enjoy every bite of that homemade goodness. Buon appetito, my friend! 👨🍳🇮🇹👌😊
I love your channel, I got some questions why some people used Poolish to make pizza?
You can add any toppings... so pineapple?
Pineapple wouldn’t be definitely my 1st choice 😂
I like the way you think 🤣 , um some ham and mushrooms Please on mine 🙂
I look forward to the full video!
Coming soon!
Vincenzo, can you make some video about choosing flour?
I got here (in Israel) some Italian brand "gran mugnaio pz2", that has 12 gr protein, and marked as "tipo 00". And there is some local brand, with 15 gr protein, and claim to be "tipo 0" (Manitoba flour). What kind is good better for pizza?
I see Lucio, I hit the Like button. Legend!
Lucio is indeed a legend! 👏👍 Thank you for your support. Keep enjoying the Italian culinary journey with us! 🇮🇹🍽️
Thank you, Lucio!
You're welcome! Anytime, my friend! 😄👨🍳🇮🇹
Thanks a million from United Kingdom
You're very welcome from the United Kingdom! If you ever have more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to reach out. Enjoy your culinary adventures, and buon appetito! 🇬🇧🍽️🇮🇹😊
Is there any way to make this bread “without” large holes in it? Thanks!
Hi there. Is it really 50g of salt? My first attempt was quite flat and not a lot of air/bubbles. Very dense and not fluffy. I wonder if so much salt slowed down fermentation with my different flour? I'm using "Il Molino Pizza Flour". Its got 11g protein per 100g. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Any advice? Thanks :)
No. It should be 15-20
Vincenzo is that really 30x40 INCHES? or is it CM? it makes difference, thanks
I think you got the measurements wrong. This tray looks more like 30x40cm, rather than 30x40 inches. Also, the 50 grams of salt.... I think you meant 15?
That's what I thought too and I think even a smaller tray would fit better for a dough out of 700g of flour. My dough fits nicely into 9.5"x13.5" just made it today
At the end of the video he actually discusses the sizes, where he says 1g of flour per sq cm. So a 700g of flour should be in a 700sq cm which could be a 24x30 baking sheet or roughly 9.5x13.5"
@@themuleify tbh, I made this focaccia. I forgot which pan I used, I salted it as much as I felt was needed and it's definitely a top notch focaccia. Absolutely in love with it. Vincenzo's own recipe is great too, very different from this. But this is heavenly.
Cioa thank you very much!❤
Vincenzo, wouldn’t be interesting to know the prices of the the ingredients and than compare it with the Focaccia bought in a shop. Ok, you can’t add the minutes of you standing in the kitchen because to cook is fun… it could be an argument to do it by yourself.
Thank you very much, Lucio and Vincenzo, for sharing your wonderful video with us.
That's a great point! Cooking at home can not only be a fun and rewarding experience but also a cost-effective one when you consider the prices of ingredients compared to buying pre-made items. Thank you for your kind words, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Cooking with passion and sharing recipes is our pleasure! 🍞👨🍳🇮🇹😊
Chef, I have to make the gluten free version of this and I make it in a cast iron pan. The crisp you get from the oil on the crust is insane. Makes the some of the best sandwiches too! We actually prefer focaccia over pizza dough because you just can't go wrong.
Hi my friend, I’m sure you can create a nice and delicious Focaccia even if you use GF flour, try to follow all the tips gave by Lucio and you’ll get a perfect Focaccia 😍
Just made it following this recipe, came out perfect, thanks
I'm so glad to hear that your focaccia came out perfect! I'm happy that my recipe was helpful.
Focaccia is a delicious and versatile bread that can be enjoyed on its own or used to make sandwiches, wraps, and other dishes. It's also a great bread for beginners to bake, as it is relatively easy to make.
@@vincenzosplate Exactly! it was my first time making bread and i'm so happy
Grazie, Lucio e Vincenzo! ❤
Prego! ❤️ Anytime you need Italian culinary advice, we're here for you. Buon appetito e felice cucina! 🇮🇹👨🍳😊🍝
@@vincenzosplate You cook like my Zia Maria. She was from Campania, near Sorrento. We cooked together a lot, and those days were golden. Grazie, Enzo! ❤️🥰❤️
Wow! This looks yummy💙💙💙
It sure does! 💙💙💙 Italian cuisine is all about delicious flavors. Enjoy making and savoring this dish! 🇮🇹🍽️😊
I did it following the recipe. Though it tasted good it was way too salty. I'll try it again with less salt
15g will be okay.