Noun
ciabatta (plural ciabattas or ciabatte)
A broad, flat, white Italian bread.
Synonym: ciabatta bread
A ciabatta or pugliese will do, but the fluffier the crumb, the better for sopping up all that good stew. Source: Internet
Foundation breads include baguettes, focaccia, ciabatta and sourdough, but Black then details how to infuse foundation breads with preferments, emphasize the flavors of different grains and much more. Source: Internet
I'm open to renaming it so if you feel stongly about the sanctity of the ciabatta name please make a suggestion for what my unholy crusty Italian bread should be called. Source: Internet
The ciabatta roll was crisped in the panini maker until the faux-mesan was melty and the (ever so slightly grisly) beef was heated though. Source: Internet
On our second visit, a massive vegan ciabatta kept us going for hours: thick toasted bread stuffed with hummus, pesto and various antipasti-style veg, a bargain at €5. Source: Internet
I used ciabatta, goat cheese, butternut squash and sprinkled with chopped parsley instead of mint. Source: Internet