Make this easy three-ingredient Foccacia Bread tonight.

Make this easy three-ingredient Foccacia bread tonight. Do you make your bread from scratch? I do, but not the kind you are probably thinking. I love all kinds of homemade bread, but I’m not a big planner, and bread takes time and planning. So lately, I’ve been making the easiest focaccia bread based on the Weight Watchers recipe for two-ingredient pizza dough.

If you are new to reading MLT, I share my favorite things of the week with my friends Mary Ann Pickett and Cindy Hattersley every Sunday. This simple focaccia bread is my number one favorite thing of the week!

What makes it focaccia bread?

When I think of focaccia, I think of a scraggly piece of bread that’s not too thick (although I guess it can be) and has holes or indentations all over the top that holds the olive oil. To me, the holes make it focaccia over, say, just pizza dough.

What are the best toppings?

Toppings are anything you have on hand!

Anything that you have on hand. That’s the beauty of focaccia bread. It’s very forgiving. I like cherry tomatoes, olives, onions, and fresh herbs. You could even top it with small roasted potatoes if it’s more of a meal.

But why not make it beautiful, and decorate it with tomato flowers?

Of course, you can use fresh herbs and olives or just a little salt, which would still be delicious, but why not have some fun? I had a small container of tiny tomatoes that I halved (although you could leave them whole), and I used the green parts of green onions as the leaves and stems. It’s useful to have kitchen scissors, but a knife would work too!

Does focaccia bread have yeast?

Yes and no. This recipe is the more traditional recipe for focaccia bread. I used to make it all the time until I discovered the simple Weight Watchers recipe. I still often make this pizza dough, so making the focaccia bread seemed like a good idea. It’s easy, and you can make it with as few as three ingredients. I think that’s pretty cool. Something so simple but so delicious!

So, what three ingredients do you need to make this super easy recipe that will save you from a boring weeknight meal?

1. Greek yogurt
2. Self-rising flour or you can make your own self-rising flour
3. olive oil

Do I need to buy self-rising flour?

No, I have never bought self-rising flour. You can make your own. Add 1/2 teaspoon baking powder and 1/4 teaspoon salt for every cup of flour. That’s it! I currently have white, wheat, almond, and coconut flour in my pantry. I have a box of cake flour for making Madeleine’s too! I’m not looking to add one more kind of flour when I can make it so easily.

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Make this easy three-ingredient Foccacia bread tonight and decorate it with some tiny tomatoes and green onions to make a floral pattern. It’s so much more fun that way.

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Books and Magazines

Rose Tarlow: Three Houses

I received two books and a magazine this week! It reminded me of taking a stack of books and magazines to the beach. There’s still nothing like the real thing, right?

Cindy sent Mary Ann and me each a copy of the gorgeous Rose Tarlow, Three Houses book. It’s a big book inside a slipcase, and each page is so beautiful!

Terrain: The House Plant Book

Terrain sent me their new book: The Houseplant Book. A lovely book that’s both inspiring and helpful. There’s information on caring for your plants and a guide to cultivating and collecting the most sought-after plants.

It inspired me to start propagating some plants using the propagation wall we built last year!

Feel Free Magazine

Leanne Ford’s Feel Free Magazine is so cool! It has filled me with inspiration for a few upcoming projects!

Serena & Lily is having a sale!

So many items in our house, from our dining room chairs, entryway bench and mirror, cooper stools, dip-dyed stools, lamps and pendants, rugs, sheets, towels, and pillows, are all from Serena & Lily.

You might like this post where I show two types of dining chairs in our New Canaan kitchen nook.

Let’s see what Mary Ann and Cindy found this week!

Classic Casual Home

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