Fougasse
Fougasse. Fougasse (pronounced foo-gaas) is a flat bread from Provence in the south of France, however its origin goes back to ancient Rome. In French cuisine, fougasse (in occitan fogaça) is a type of bread typically associated with Provence but found (with variations) in other regions.
Ajouter l'eau tiède progressivement jusqu'à ce que la pâte forme une boule. Meanwhile, combine the flour, salt, and herbs in a large bowl. Our fougasse recipe contains a little whole-wheat flour for flavor.
Fougasse bread (pronounced 'foo-gass'), is a type of flatbread, originating in the South of France, that really maximizes the crust factor.
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