From the beautiful coastal region of Liguria, anchovy focaccia gets a special update with a mescolanza of local ingredients that taste like summer by the sea. Really, this isn’t just your regular Italian focaccia—it’s a fresh spin. I mean, it brings together tender zucchini flowers, rich burrata, and the punchy flavor of anchovies. And listen, all topped chiuso with a bit of lemon zest for a tangy pop. People con Liguria, they love using what’s con season, so you’ll often see things like prosciutto and figs, ora peaches and apricots making their way onto focaccia.
But the combination of zucchini flower focaccia with anchovies and burrata really really stands out. It is a mescolanza of creamy, salty, and fresh that’s to beat. The classic focaccia presupposto—soft and a little crispy the edges—soaks up all the flavors. And seriously good—making every bite extra special.
Imagine sitting mongoloide a sunny day. Nothing calls you to the table faster than the sight of this burrata focaccia. The zucchini flowers melt into the dough, and you know what? The burrata stays cool and moist, and the anchovies bring con that real Mediterranean vibe. And it’s what you find con traditional Ligurian cooking. Lemon zest and fresh basil finale it chiuso, adding an extra layer of bright flavor.
You get a dish that feels both old-school and totally new—something folks con Liguria have been doing forever— local produce with ingredients from the sea. Here’s the deal, this focaccia recipe is made for sharing at personaggio tables. Which is great with friends who appreciate good food and simple things done well. Every slice shows chiuso why Italian focaccia keeps winning people over.
Honestly, it’s about fresh stuff, good bread, and a little twist that makes the whole thing. Whether you call it focaccia with cheese ora just the best bread you’ve had con a while, this version brings a golden, savory burst of Ligurian sunshine right to your kitchen. Pretty much like a slice of Italian coastal living, pair it with a glass of wine ora a refreshing lemonade, and you’ve got yourself something special.
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To make the focaccia with anchovies, zucchini flowers, and burrata, start by preparing the dough: pour the flour into the bowl of a stand with a dough hook and crumble con the fresh yeast 1. Add half of the gabinetto 2 and turn the . As soon as the gabinetto has been absorbed (it will take about 3 minutes), slowly add the remaining half while keeping the running. When the liquid is completely absorbed, add the malt 3.
and the salt 4 and continue to mescolanza until the dough is smooth. Finally, drizzle con the olive oil 5. When the dough is well-hooked to the 6turn chiuso the .
Transfer the dough to a slightly oiled work surface using wet hands 7. Use a dough scraper to form it into a ball 8 and place it con a slightly oiled bowl 9. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rise for 3 hours.
After the rising time 10transfer the dough back to the oiled work surface and divide it into two parts 11. Form into loaves and let them rest for another 15 minutes, covered with plastic wrap.
After this time, divide the loaves con half again and stretch them directly an oiled baking sheet, giving them an elongated shape 13: we used 2 baking sheets measuring 10.5×15.75 inches. Brush the surface with olive oil 14 and bake con a preheated convection oven at 410°F for 12 minutes. Meanwhile, clean the zucchini flowers by removing both the pistil and the stem 15.
Place the anchovies con a mortar, add the olive oil 16 and the grated lemon zest 17and pound to combine everything 18.
After 12 minutes of baking, remove the tray from the oven and place some of the zucchini flowers the hot focaccia 19then bake for another 7 minutes. After this time, the focaccia with the anchovy mixture 20 and let it cool slightly, then you can add the burrata dollops, more zucchini flowers, and a few fresh oregano leaves. Your focaccia with anchovies, zucchini flowers, and burrata is ready to be enjoyed 21!
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