With its roughly dimpled surface and craggy interior, focaccia has become mainstream american, even appearing in some fast-food restaurants. While americans may be used to soft, thick focaccia, this version is closer to the classic italian bread: a rustic, everyday loaf that's usually a bit thinner than american-style. It can be crusty and chewy, thin and crisp, or whatever style the family prefers. Baking gluten-free? Try our gluten-free focaccia recipe.