Focaccia alla ligure refers to one of the best focaccias in Italy. It is intensely perfumed from olive oil, savory from sea salt, neither too high nor too flat. It bakes up moist and tender but offers a pleasant crunch, and is best savored hot, straight out of the oven. It also refers to a risen bread or focaccia with any of many fillings from Liguria region of Italy
focaccia ligure

Description: A risen bread or focaccia with any of many fillings.


Pronounced: foh-KAH-chyah lee-GOO-reh
Language: Italian
Ethnicity: Italian
Most frequent country: Italy
Most frequent region: Liguria

See places: Italian food and cuisine, Liguria

See foods and dishes: focaccia

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