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Focaccia Topping Ideas

Focaccia’s oily, dimpled top is the most generous canvas in bread. Once you have a base you trust, the toppings are where the fun starts — and this is our running list of ideas, pulled from every flavored focaccia on the site.

Browse by mood: classic Ligurian herbs and olives, jammy tomatoes and sweet onions, molten cheese, global spice from harissa to kimchi, or sweet grape and dulce de leche. Each links to a full recipe with amounts and timing.

One rule ties them together: watery toppings (tomatoes, zucchini) get salted and drained, sugary and delicate ones (grapes, soft herbs, chile glazes) go on late or after baking so they don’t scorch. See our guide on when to add toppings for the details.

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Rosemary and Sea Salt Focaccia

Piney rosemary and bright flakes of sea salt on a golden, olive-oil-glossed crust — the plainest and most fragrant focaccia there is.

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Cheddar & Leek Focaccia (British-Inspired) — freshly baked
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Cheddar & Leek Focaccia (British-Inspired)

Softened sweet leeks and sharp mature cheddar melted over a golden focaccia — the comforting flavors of a British cheese-and-leek pie.

Focaccia Barese (Puglian Potato-and-Semolina Focaccia) — freshly baked
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Focaccia Barese (Puglian Potato-and-Semolina Focaccia)

Golden and soft from boiled potato in the dough, its edges shattering-crisp, studded with juicy hand-crushed cherry tomatoes, briny olives and a haze of oregano — southern Italy in a pan.

Schiacciata all’Uva (Tuscan Sweet Grape Harvest Bread) — freshly baked
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Schiacciata all’Uva (Tuscan Sweet Grape Harvest Bread)

Tuscany’s sweet harvest bread: a lightly sweetened dough packed and scattered with juicy wine grapes and sugar, baked in autumn until jammy, caramelised and fragrant with must.

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Schiacciata Toscana (Tuscan Olive-Oil Flatbread)

Tuscany’s lean, crisp flatbread: thinner and lighter than focaccia, blistered gold and brushed with fragrant new olive oil and crunchy coarse salt the moment it leaves the oven.

Semolina Focaccia (Semola Rimacinata Blend) — freshly baked
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Semolina Focaccia (Semola Rimacinata Blend)

A golden, Puglia-leaning focaccia built on finely-milled durum semolina — nutty and faintly sweet, with a sandy, crisp crust and a warm amber crumb that showcases the flour itself.

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Focaccia Breadsticks

Focaccia dough cut into strips, stretched long, brushed with olive oil and salt, and baked until crisp — a rustic cross between grissini and focaccia, snappy outside with a hint of chew inside.

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