Italian Focaccia Bread
1.
Pour warm water into the basin, add yeast to dissolve
2.
Put in the flour, put sugar and 5 grams of salt on top of the flour
3.
90 g onion, diced
4.
Put the diced onion together in the basin
5.
Use the chef's machine to mix well at level 1, then mix the noodles at level 2.
6.
The dough is relatively moist and soft, so it tends to develop tendons
7.
Take another basin, put a little olive oil on the bottom of the basin to prevent staining, and then put the dough in rounds (anti-staining is necessary)
8.
Cover the basin with plastic wrap and leave it in a warm place to ferment for 1 to 1.5 hours
9.
In the process of dough fermentation, pour the remaining olive oil on the baking sheet, and use a brush to paint the bottom and sides with oil
10.
The dough can be doubled, so I will eat noodles.
11.
Take out the dough directly and spread it evenly on the baking tray, so the seventh step is to prevent staining.
12.
After the dough is flattened, turn it over, so that the other side is also covered with olive oil, and then sprinkle the remaining 5 grams of coarse salt on the surface, be sure to sprinkle it evenly
13.
Sprinkle rosemary on the surface
14.
Put the baking tray in the oven to ferment for about 30 minutes until it is full
15.
Preheat the oven to 200 degrees, place the second floor from the bottom, and fire up and down
16.
The whole baking process is about 20 to 25 minutes, mainly depending on the maturity of the baking
17.
Finally, the surface of the bread is golden and the sides are soft and full of elasticity, which means it is baked. After cooling, cut into pieces or slices and enjoy