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Hi friends!!! Wanted to share my favorite focaccia recipe with you again since it’s been a while! It’s truly the best, same day focaccia EVER!! Lots of recipes will call for an overnight or minimum 24 hour fermentation but this does not, it’s a great recipe with very little fuss and barely any effort but always comes out so amazing!! I know you will love it!! Reminder, these videos are in addition to my regular content not in place of! xoxo

RECIPE: https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/the-best-focaccia/

36 Comments

  1. Between this and your restaurant style olive oil bread dip you posted recently, I’m in carb HEAVEN. 🙌

  2. Right before supper time, you post this??? SMART WOMAN you are!!! Going to make it NOWWWWWW! Thank you and my family thanks you!

  3. I love how Laura bring us into her kitchen dinner most nights. We know what youre eating! Thanks for sharing Laura!

  4. what a wedge! I have a request. Pinsa. I tried pinsa pizza from a local grocery store up here and I love the crust! bought separately in their frozen section, it's $10CAD. that's moocho dinero

  5. Hi Laura…..I can’t live without bread,this looks amazing!….so comforting on a cold winter’s day!!!🤗🤗👌👌❤️❤️

  6. perfect ❤ can’t wait to have this ready for my husband when he gets home from work. thank you laura!

  7. Making this, your just a few steps away from making a Detroit Style Pizza. Just make you Focaccia bread dough, and have stretched it out in the pan. Let it rise again, add 1/2 lb. of Mozzarella, add pepperoni, and sauce on top, you've got your Detroit Style Pizza. Almost forgot, bake it at 425 for twelve to fifteen minutes, Enjoy!

  8. I saw your channel years agooooooo and omg I thought you disappeared from YouTube. I’m so happy to come across youuuu

  9. Omgoodness, Laura! I’ve never seen focaccia made so easily. It’s always a big hoopla and process. Thank you so very much for making this delicious bread so easy. You are ALWAYS my “go to” channel. I just love you! 😘

  10. Lovely. Which flour should UK use? I ask as I cant see any baking powder in the recipe along with the all purpose which can allow for self raising or plain in UK…hope that makes sense!

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