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Has anybody got any suggestions about how to adapt the famous no-knead
bread dough recipe to make foccaccia? I would guess that since I DON"T want the hard crust, I could just put it on a baking sheet without a lid. Before I make a terrible mess, can anyone tell me if it would be a bad idea to take the no-knead dough and slap it on an enamel roasting pan base (the one that came with my oven, for broiling, with a removable slotted rack - I don't want to use teflon-coated cookie sheets at high temp) and bake it as foccaccia? My son wanted to buy foccaccia today at the store and I said no, honey, we'll make some at home. So I'm hoping to do the no-knead with him for foccaccia. Your thoughts appreciated. Leila |
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