Cranberry Focaccia Bread Recipe
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How to Make Cranberry Focaccia Bread
The dough is very, very simple for this focaccia. Like I said, there is no kneading required, just a bowl and a spoon! Once it’s mixed spread it into a 9×13 baking dish, cover it, and allow it to rise for only 30 minutes, which is why I love using Fleischmann’s Rapid Rise® Yeast.
Once it has risen, you will poke holes into the dough and then brush on a little melted butter!
This is where things get festive…dried cranberries!
But why stop there? I went ahead and sprinkled on a little brown sugar as well. This gives the top of the bread a crunchy texture, as well as a little sweetness paired with the cranberries.
It bakes up perfect and it’s so delicious served warm!
You can spread a little more butter on, or enjoy it plain. I can’t wait to use this bread for a turkey sandwich this Thanksgiving!
And don’t forget that I am going to be baking Focaccia Bread on November 8th LIVE over on my Facebook page at 3pm EST! I would LOVE to have you guys pop over and watch how easy the process of baking with yeast is! See you then! Save Save Save Save
