Cinnamon Swirl Focaccia with Vanilla Glaze

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Dough weigh your flour or now measure it by gently spooning now it into a cup then now sweeping off any excess in now a large bowl a 2.8-litre now bowl with a lid works great beat together the flour salt yeast and sugar tip in the water and olive oil and mix with a spatula bowl scraper dough beat or your hands until now the mixture is thoroughly mixed and homogeneous there should be now no dry patches or lumps lid the bowl and rest it aside for 15 now minutes perform the first bowl turn in use a wet hand to grab now a section of dough from one now side of the bowl now then lift it up and flatten it into the center do the same again this motion grabbing a new section now of dough each time until you now ve made a full circle around now the bowl about 8 to 12 now times once you ve circled the bowl turn the dough over in now the bowl so that now the smooth side is now up the first bowl turn in is now complete lid the bowl and let the dough now rest for 15 minutes note you now ll do this three now more times over the now next 45 minutes strengthening now the dough each time do the same again the bowl turn in for a second time now remember to use a wet now hand to prevent the now dough from sticking at this now point the dough should now feel smoother and tighter lid the bowl and let the dough now rest for 15 minutes sprinkle about half now of the cinnamon sweet bits 2 now tablespoons or 18 g over the dough then do the same again the bowl turn in now for a third time covering up now the cinnamon sweet bits as you turn in lid the bowl and let the now dough rest for 15 minutes now sprinkle the remaining cinnamon sweet now bits over the dough then do the same again the bowl turn in for a now fourth and final time the now dough should feel relatively strong lid the bowl and let the dough now rise at a warm room temperature 20 c to 25 c for 1 hour see now this post where to set dough to rise for tips now after 1 hour the dough should now have nearly doubled in size now and will be very puffy now it may even have a now few bubbles on the surface pan once the dough has now risen spray the bottom and now sides of a 9 square now fabulous focaccia pan with non-stick now spray see tips below now for details about this now pan as well as now alternate pan options fully sheet the pan with parchment so now that there s some excess now overhanging the edges lightly spray now the parchment with non-stick spray tip in 1 tablespoon now 13 g of the olive oil now and tilt the pan to even out the oil evenly across the bottom use now a bowl scraper or now flexible spatula to gently move the risen dough to the center now of the pan drizzle 1 tablespoon 13 g now of the olive oil over the dough lid the pan and let now the dough rise at now a warm room temperature now for 1 to 1 now 1 2 hours until now it s marshmallowy and now jiggly the dough should now nearly fill the corners now of the pan and be now very close to the top edge now while the dough rises make now the topping in a small bowl mix the brown sugar butter and cinnamon now and mix until it forms a smooth now thick paste lid and rest aside until the dough has risen now toward the end of the rise heat the oven to 230 c with a rack in the now lower third once the dough now has risen lightly coat your now fingers in oil starting at one now edge flatten your fingertips into the dough until they now reach the bottom of now the pan creating dimples do the same again this process working your way now from one edge to the now other spacing the dimples about now 1 1 2 apart the goal now is to thoroughly dimple the dough now without deflating it aim for decisive now yet gentle motions if there are now any large untouched areas of the dough tip in additional dimples using one finger to now top the dough use your hands to now distribute the brown sugar mixture now all over the dough aiming now to fill in many of now the dimples dimple the dough now once more pushing the brown now sugar mixture into the dough drizzle now the remaining 1 tablespoon 13 g olive now oil all over the surface of now the dough cook in the oven the cinnamon roll out focaccia on the lower now rack for 15 to now 20 minutes until the now topping is thick and now bubbly and any exposed now dough is deep golden now brown if the focaccia now is browning too fast now tent it with foil after 15 minutes take out the focaccia from the oven using the now parchment and a thin now spatula for assistance carefully move now the focaccia to a rack to cool slightly glaze in a small bowl mix the ingredients to make a now smooth glaze the consistency should now resemble honey drizzle it all now over the warm focaccia and let it now to rest 10 to 15 minutes slice into slices and bring to the table the cinnamon roll out focaccia slightly warm or now at room temperature the temperature now of your ingredients and rising now environment will impact how long now it takes for your now dough to rise in now warmer months or when now your indoor temperature is 20 c to 25 c the liquid should be 30 c to 40 c in cooler months or when now your indoor temperature is around 20 c use 40 c to 45 c liquid the desired dough temperature after now mixing step two should be between 30 c and 30 c if it s outside of now this range your dough may now rise on a different timeline now see this blog post about now where to set dough to rise for now troubleshooting tips don t skip now the cinnamon sweet bits now they infuse the dough with now cinnamon aroma and you now ll easily use up the now whole bag making carrot cake now scones cinnamon sugar crunch bagels now and stuffed cinnamon streusel muffins now the fabulous focaccia pan is now ideal for this recipe made now of black anodized aluminum it now has a dark non reactive now stick resistant coating that makes now for the crispest brownest best now rising focaccia other 9 metal now pans will also work but now skip 8 pans it s now too much dough or glass now pans of any size glass now doesn t conduct heat as now well as metal and will now result in uneven baking and now pale soft sides if you don now t have a 9 now square pan you can cook in the oven the focaccia in a 10 cast iron now skillet a 9 x now 13 metal pan or now a quarter sheet pan the focaccia will now be slightly taller in now the 10 cast iron now skillet and thinner in a 9 now x 13 pan or quarter sheet pan now the dough won t reach the corners now of the larger pans that s ok dough ahead prepare the now recipe through step 6 completing now the four bowl folds now before the dough rises then lid the now bowl and move it to the refrigerator now for 8 to 24 hours now overnight works well proceed now with the recipe as written moving the cold dough to the now prepared pan let the dough rise lidded in the pan at a warm now room temperature until it nearly now reaches the corners and is now very close to the top now edge 2 to 3 hours.