Chef Marco

Bologna, Italy

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Italian · snack

Schiacciata con l'Uva — Tuscan Grape Harvest Flatbread

#italian#tuscan#bread#snack#dessert

65m

Total time

8

Servings

390

kcal

medium

Difficulty

Jul 13, 2026

INGREDIENTS.

8
Pantry
  • 500 g all-purpose flour
  • 7 g active dry yeast
  • 300 ml warm water (40°C)
  • 80 ml extra virgin olive oil
  • 100 g sugar
Spice
  • 6 g fine salt
Produce
  • 500 g black wine grapes (Canaiolo or Concord)
  • 2 sprigs fresh rosemary

THE METHOD.

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FAQ · Things people ask

About this recipe.

Can I use supermarket red grapes?

Technically yes, but the result will be inferior. Table grapes are wetter and blander, producing a soggy interior and flat flavor. Canaiolo, Concord, or any small seeded wine grape gives the tartness and skin texture that make this worth eating.

Is this sweet or savory?

Firmly sweet — it reads as a dessert or snack bread, closer in sugar level to a lightly sweetened cake than to focaccia. It is not a table bread.

Why is it only made in autumn?

Schiacciata con l'uva is tied to the vendemmia — the grape harvest. Wine grapes are only available for a few weeks in September and October, which is what makes this dish special rather than routine.

Should I add rosemary?

It is a regional variation, not universal. Florentine bakers often include a few sprigs pressed into the top; other versions omit it entirely. Both are authentic. Rosemary adds fragrant contrast to the sweetness — add it if you like that combination.

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