Apr 4, 2011
Rosemary Focaccia Bread (The 'Fresh & Easy' Way)
One of my favorite places to shop for food is Fresh & Easy. I am trying to eat healthy (clean, organic, fresh, natural, raw). Especially since my new responsibility of providing food for a growing baby. Check out http://kristensraw.com/blog/ for information on eating raw. Whatever the new good-for-you trend is, I'm interested. At Fresh & Easy they have many products already made or ready-to-make that have all natural ingredients with no preservatives. This week I picked up a package of Rosemary Focaccia Dough.
I'm sure I could have just bought some focaccia bread, but touching the dough and baking it in the oven gives me some satisfaction as if I had made it from scratch. I'm really not there yet when it comes to cooking/baking. Trust me, I tried this recipe for homemade soft pretzels that I found at sugarlaws.com, and couldn't quite pull it off. I'll let you know when I get it right. Looks so amazing!
On to the bread... I followed the directions on the package and drizzled it with olive oil (highly recommended). It bakes at 400 degrees for 15-20 minutes.
I baked it for 10, took it out, and topped it with shredded monterey jack cheese and spinach. Then I baked it for another 5 minutes. It was perfectly crunchy on the edges and soft in the middle. This was so much faster and tastier than ordering pizza or even getting out a frozen one. I know...we do both. Any combination of vegetables would be great on this bread. However, it can definitely stand alone as a side with dinner.
What's your favorite pizza topping combination?
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