Sesame Scallion Sourdough Focaccia
Sesame Scallion Sourdough Focaccia
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Some bread you slice. This one you tear, pass around, and watch disappear. Our Sesame Scallion Sourdough Focaccia is a slow-fermented slab built on Marcus, our five-year-old wild starter — open, airy crumb under a crackling golden crust. The sesame goes on before the bake, toasting nutty and fragrant in the oven. The scallions come after — scattered fresh over the hot crust the moment it leaves the oven, so they wilt just enough to stay sweet, green, and bright.
It's the kind of loaf that makes a table feel hosted. No commercial yeast. No shortcuts. Just flour, water, salt, time, and a starter with a name.
Made in small weekend batches in our Quezon City home kitchen and baked the morning of pickup, so what reaches you is hours-fresh — never sitting on a shelf. Tear it warm on its own, dunk it in good olive oil, or split it for a sandwich that ruins you for regular bread. Pairs beautifully with a flat white from the neighbors at Roots, or a bowl of something brothy on a rainy QC afternoon.
Baked Friday. Gone by the weekend. Reserve yours.
Why you'll love it:
- Naturally leavened with our named starter, Marcus — no commercial yeast
- Toasted sesame baked into the crust, fresh scallions scattered over the top straight from the oven
- Slow-fermented over the full bake week for deeper flavor and easier digestion
- Made-to-order in small batches, baked the morning of pickup
- Founder-made, gift-ready, zero-waste kitchen
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Ingredients
Ingredients
Flour
Salt
Water
Dimensions
Dimensions
Weight (boule): 970-980g (plain) and 1-1.1kg (seeded) before final proof
Weight (focaccia): 1kg (plain) and 1-1.2kg (flavored)
Care information
Care information
This loaf keeps well at room temperature for 3 days (focaccia) and up to 5 days (boule) especially when stored in a linen cloth or bread bag. We do not recommend refrigeration as it goes stale there quickly. Instead, you may want to freeze the loaf to preserve it for up to 3 months. You may slice before freezing. When you are ready to enjoy it, just let the bread sit on the counter for about 30 minutes before toasting on high for 5-10 minutes.
