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Fougasse

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French Country Kitchen

By Geraldene Holt

Published 1987

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If you bake your own bread you may like to make these crisp, flat loaves from the south of France. A fougasse is seasoned with crushed grattons and is made in a distinctive shape, either like a hand with short fingers or the dough is slashed to make a kind of trellis; it bakes to a golden brown and children, especially, love breaking off the pieces from these oddly shaped loaves to crunch as a snack.

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