This bread recipe is the King Arthur 2025 Recipe of the Year! And is it ever delicious. Easy to make with our Level 1 food storage ingredients, this recipe has earned a permanent place in our list of favorites as well. We show you how to make it and the recipe is below.

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  1. I've made focaccia for years. It's ❤probably my bread. My add ins, are finely chopped garlic, grated parmigiana cheese, sundryed tomatoes and Kalamato olives. Yep, yummy! I will be using this method on my next batch. I think it can only get better! Thank you for teaching us another great method. 😊

  2. Lovely video ❤. I make a lot of focaccia bread and you can avoid the worry of preparing a pan. I use a pan with no sides, just a tiny lip. I place the dough in a mound in the middle of a rectangular pan. I use my finger tips of both hands. Imagine stabbing down with your fingers and gradually flattening the dough until its an even depth, creating a rough oval in the pan. It hold the shape but expands a little spreading out towards the corners as it proves. I pour the oil over and use my fingers to distribute. It gatthers a little in the dimples I create. I then use a spatula to lift off the tray when it comes out of the oven. It's beautiful and the slightly irregular shape gives it a lovely artisan look. Clearly quite a different method but wonderful results that have delighted many a guest. It's my go to for stunning a hungry group, such as a church meeting. Just thought I'd admit, my method was a happy accident. I make a lot of Moroccan flat bread too and once mixed up two similar methods. I've done it Pam's way too and that works the same… Pretty much the same result apart from the shape but i think my method is quicker.

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