Ciabatta bread EN

This bread has an easy technique but it takes time. We need about 4 hours to make it. Of course, the rising takes more time and we will work with the bread for a short time. This technique is also a bit delicate, but it is relatively easy. Ideally, we will need a good mixer, but it can certainly be done without it, except that we will need much more time for the first rising of the dough (at least 3 hours more). The dough will be very wet and will stick to your hands but even for that there is a solution. I will try to explain it as best as possible so that it is understood and there are no gaps in the preparation. After some mishaps with dry yeast (where my dough didn't rise) I make sure it's active by mixing it with lukewarm water and sugar. After 10' it should have foamed, if not I just don't use it! If you are sure that your yeast is active, skip the 10' and continue normally with the rest of the recipe. Ingredients: 500g all-purpose flour 50g olive oil 380g l...