Today I made foccacia from the Ottolenghi book and it was good. Very good. I would even go as far as saying, it looked just like the foccacia in Ottolenghi. It takes around 4 hours to make with all the rising times but other than that, it is ridiculously easy. I topped mine with some sun-roasted tomatoes that were left-over in the fridge. More tasty summer food! I will most definitely be making this again. And again...
Sunday, 25 July 2010
Foccacia...
I've noticed that when I post at the weekends, the topic is invariable food.
Today I made foccacia from the Ottolenghi book and it was good. Very good. I would even go as far as saying, it looked just like the foccacia in Ottolenghi. It takes around 4 hours to make with all the rising times but other than that, it is ridiculously easy. I topped mine with some sun-roasted tomatoes that were left-over in the fridge. More tasty summer food! I will most definitely be making this again. And again...
(I can't find the recipe online to share unfortunately.)
Today I made foccacia from the Ottolenghi book and it was good. Very good. I would even go as far as saying, it looked just like the foccacia in Ottolenghi. It takes around 4 hours to make with all the rising times but other than that, it is ridiculously easy. I topped mine with some sun-roasted tomatoes that were left-over in the fridge. More tasty summer food! I will most definitely be making this again. And again...
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Ooh it looks yummy! Have you got the new Ottolenghi book, Plenty? It's wonderful. Lucy x
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!We were baking flat breads at our home this weekend too.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing better than a weekend spent baking.
Oh I've always fancied making foccacia. This book looks wonderful - I'd never heard of it!
ReplyDeleteOh it looks amazing! And I bet it is just as tasty as the one in the Ottolenghi shop--probably even more so! K x
ReplyDeleteThat does look delicious - once again I wish we could somehow pipe smells through the internet connection - I bet it smelt wonderful straight from the oven. Looking forward to seeing your babette cushions.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous. I'm off to find my ottolenghi book now.
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