Lesson 3 of 4
A monthly project: the focaccia table
This sample theme connects a box idea to skills already taught in the academy.
Ingredients for this learning path
- The final ingredient list supplied with your purchased box, when available
- Fresh pantry ingredients listed in the project guide
Equipment
- Your starter-kit tools
- Your own scale, bowl and suitable cookware
- Baking journal
The lesson
- Open The focaccia workshop and read its ingredients and high-hydration mixing lesson.
- Use your own flour, water, oil and ripe starter, plus only the project additions specified in the final recipe. Possible herb ingredients are illustrative until a box is confirmed.
- Practice fermentation cues, dimpling and base browning. Record one observation at each stage in your journal.
The baker’s note
This lesson describes an example box project, not a confirmed shipment or ingredient list.
Practice
Save a three-stage project plan: prepare, bake and review.
Technique lessons may require a separate complete formula. Read the full path before mixing.
LESSON 3 OF 4 · 6 min read
A monthly project: the focaccia table
This sample theme connects a box idea to skills already taught in the academy.
Go to guided practice & lesson checkLet’s work through it
- Open The focaccia workshop and read its ingredients and high-hydration mixing lesson.
- Use your own flour, water, oil and ripe starter, plus only the project additions specified in the final recipe. Possible herb ingredients are illustrative until a box is confirmed.
- Practice fermentation cues, dimpling and base browning. Record one observation at each stage in your journal.
LEARN IT. TRY IT. MAKE IT YOURS.
Your practice bench
Read the whole lesson first, then work at your own pace. Check a step when you’ve practiced or reviewed it.
STEP 1 OF 3
Open The focaccia workshop and read its ingredients and high-hydration mixing lesson.
MAKE THE BAKER’S CALL
TAKE IT TO YOUR OWN KITCHEN
Your next small experiment
Save a three-stage project plan: prepare, bake and review.
Record what happened in my journalMake it part of your practice
Save a three-stage project plan: prepare, bake and review.
YOUR BAKING JOURNAL
Remember what the dough taught you.
Record your temperatures, timing, observations and one thing to try next.
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