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Jo's avatar

For all interested, Darina Allen does a weekly letter on the Ballymaloe Cookery School website (I think it used to be published in one of the Irish newspapers, not sure if it still is) which is seasonal, to Ireland anyway. She is also a great champion of other people in the foodosphere and will write about them too. Here’s a link https://letters.cookingisfun.ie

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amy's avatar

followed it to the tea and it came out SOO fluffy and good!🌝a new fave! i ran out of parchment paper so the corners got stuck some bit. thank you for sharing!!!

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Maggie's avatar

Gorgeous!!

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Cici Spaulding's avatar

Could you please include standard measurements in your recipes, for the folks back home? Thank you!

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Melanie Boyer's avatar

I bought a cheap kitchen scale and adding by grams makes it so easy!! You don’t really have to measure anything.

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Ev's avatar

What….. what is the point of the teaspoon of starter I bet it’s delicious I just don’t really understand….. it’s just regular focaccia with a random teaspoon of starter 😭

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Amanda's avatar

Não entendi como fazer as dobras, mesmo com a explicação clara.

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Harrison's avatar

Love this! Reminds me of the Mortadella Focaccia sandwich recipe I adapted from L.A.-based Roman cuisine restaurant Mother Wolf for easy home cooking!

check it out:

https://thesecretingredient.substack.com/p/recreating-evan-funkes-la-mortazza

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Danielle Walker's avatar

It’s so beautiful!

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Shirlie's avatar

Made this last night!!! Best focaccia recipe I’ve used, sooooo fluffy I’m obsessed

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Cindy Brooks's avatar

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! I’ve been wanting to make focaccia for sometime now.

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Gwyn Brittigan's avatar

Hi Hannah is it just 1 teaspoon of starter? Excited to make this.

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Madison Coulter's avatar

Totally going to give this a crack thank you for sharing sounds like a goodie!

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Farmer Deb's avatar

I can’t wait to try this especially with Willa in Australia ❤️

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Aubrey Bengtzen-Jones's avatar

Wow I can’t wait to try this out💛

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Sarah's avatar

That looks amazing! I struggle with timing things out when it comes to making sourdough. If I am making that for dinner, how would I go about timing the fermentation. In my head I would mix one day and let it ferment overnight. But that means that I am baking it at 9 am. Does anyone have any tips for how I could make it, so it would be warm for dinner time. Thanks!

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Caitlin's avatar

It would take 10-ish hrs if you bulk ferment for 6 hrs. It would take 14-ish hrs if you bulk ferment for 10 hrs.

In theory, starting at 6 am means you could bake it at 4pm or wait until 5 or 6 pm to start baking it.

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Helen MacGregor's avatar

😍😍

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