Definition of “ciabatta”

And I was just chomping on my bacon and avocado ciabatta when Bea rang me on my mobile, in floods.

Sun-dried tomatoes and ciabatta bread are on sale in supermarkets well beyond the boundaries of Islington.

The lawyers will return in early afternoon, ciabatta in one hand, mobile in the other.

The rain hadn't let up all morning and the café was preparing for its early-afternoon rush from the ciabatta and cappuccino crew.

There's a nice-looking wedge of Stilton on the cheese board and I try to spread some on a hunk of ciabatta bread.

Top with a few slices of prosciutto or ham and sliced mozzarella, then top with other slice of ciabatta.

Turn oven off after 10 minutes, place your ciabatta inside for five minutes.

Two of the Gaggenaus are fitted with terracotta bread-baking bricks, for classes in hearth breads such as focaccia and ciabatta.