
By Suricata
Herb Focaccia with Edible Flowers Recipe
Total 4 hours and 15 minutes (includes rising time) | Active 45 minutesMakes 6 to 8 servingsMaking a pan of focaccia is one of quickest ways there is to get fresh bread on the table. And with a little creativity, your loaf can also be pretty enough to serve as a centerpiece. Once my dough has risen, and I’ve rolled it out and patted it out into a pan, I use edible flowers, vegetables, and herbs to make a kind of nature-inspired mosaic on the surface that bakes into a beautiful, flavorful topping.TIP: While I prefer to use bread flour to make focaccia, because it helps the dough rise, you can also easily swap in all-purpose flour. If you don’t have a warm spot in your home to help the dough rise, you can turn your oven to low and leave the bowl on the stove.Special Equipmenta high-sided rimmed baking sheet or regular rimmed baking sheet
Updated at: Sun, 03 Aug 2025 18:38:23 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
74
High
Glycemic Load
38
High
Nutrition per serving
Calories393.6 kcal (20%)
Total Fat16.3 g (23%)
Carbs52.1 g (20%)
Sugars2.3 g (3%)
Protein9.3 g (19%)
Sodium735.2 mg (37%)
Fiber2.4 g (9%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
8 servings

2 ¼ teaspoonsfast-acting yeast

3 ½ cupsbread flour
plus more for dusting

½ cupsemolina flour

1 tablespoonkosher salt

1 tablespoongranulated sugar

½ cupextra virgin olive oil
plus more for oiling the pan and the bowl

1 tablespoonfresh rosemary leaves

1 tablespoonfresh thyme leaves

2 tablespoonscornmeal

2 tablespoonsgrated parmesan

chives

cherry tomatoes

pitted kalamata olives

edible flowers
such as rosemary, geranium, pansies, roses, wild mustard, for decorating
Instructions
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