Recreating Radio Bakery's Iconic Topped Focaccia
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A home baker replicates the signature focaccia from Radio Bakery in New York City, detailing a two-stage baking method with a high-hydration dough, onions, and smoked cheddar.
From the video
Answers: How do I make Radio Bakery style focaccia at home?
- Focaccia baking technique
- Liquid pre-ferment sourdough
- High hydration dough
- Onion and smoked cheddar focaccia
- Radio Bakery focaccia recipe
Ingredients
- 68g water, cool
- 14g ripe sourdough starter
- 59g King Arthur unbleached bread flour
- 10g King Arthur whole wheat flour
- 205g King Arthur unbleached bread flour
- 6g (1 teaspoon) table salt
- 150g water
- 13g (1 tablespoon) extra-virgin olive oil
- 13g (1 tablespoon) extra-virgin olive oil
- onion
- 113g smoked cheddar cheese, grated
- 3g (1/2 teaspoon) table salt
- 2g (1 teaspoon) chili flakes
- chives
What it concludes
- Using a liquid pre-ferment with a small amount of whole wheat flour adds healthy activity and flavor to the dough.
- Delaying the addition of toppings until the second half of the bake prevents compromising the bread's structure while achieving a crispy bottom crust.
- Baking the focaccia in two stages ensures a deep golden color on the bottom before the toppings are added.
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