
Dough Wt (g): 6,632 grams makes 4.5 to 7 sheet pans, depending on thickness
Recipe formulated by Danielle Forestier, Maïtre Boulanger

| Yeast, fresh |
4.69% |
170 |
| Water |
53.11% |
1927 |
| Honey |
6.26% |
227 |
| Flour, bread |
100.00% |
3628 |
| Salt |
1.57% |
57 |
| Olive Oil |
9.37% |
340 |
| Rosemary (or other fresh chopped herb) |
3.11% |
113 |
| Sun Dried tomatoes, soft* |
- |
- |
| Coarse Salt (for topping) |
- |
- |
| Olive Oil (for topping) |
- |
- |
| Total |
178.11% |
6462 |
* If tomatoes are oil packed, they are ready to drain and use. If bulk, dry packed, then soften briefly in hot water, drain and use.
- Add water, oil and honey to flour in mixer. Mix on low speed until homogenous. Rest dough for
15 minutes.
- Add yeast, mix briefly on low speed, then on medium speed till protein network is properly formed, adding salt, herb and tomatoes 2 minutes before end of mixing.
- Dough temperature should be 68°F to 75°F.
- Divide and press into oiled sheet pans, 2 lbs. to 3 lbs. (900g to 1,400g) per sheet pan, depending on thickness preference.
- Dock top with fingertips. Brush entire surface lightly w/olive oil and sprinkle with salt.
- Second fermentation of 50 to 60 minutes.
- Bake at 400°F to 425°F until edges are brown and dough is completely baked. (About 20 minutes, depending on thickness of dough).
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