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Ingredients
  • You can buy Tuscan schiacciata in every bakery in the region, with its almost cult-like following.
  • Some prefer it soft and slightly oily, while for others there’s never enough olive oil. Some want it thin and crunchy. Others like it cooked on a baking stone. And then, there are those who simply can't resist whenever it’s around. With one bite of schiacciata, a Tuscany native is transported back to childhood and school snack time.
  • Baking it home is easier than you might expect, just allow it some time to proof overnight and be generous with your extra virgin olive oil.
  • subheading: First pre-fermented dough:
  • 1 g active dry yeast
  • 250 g bread flour
  • 250 g warm water
  • subheading: Second dough:
  • 500 g pre-fermented dough
  • 500 g all-purpose flour
  • 250 g water
  • 6 g salt
  • Extra virgin olive oil
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