Made in a Bread Machine! Fragrant Black Tea Baguette

Name: Made in a Bread Machine! Fragrant Black Tea Baguette
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 60 grams Cake flour; 70 grams Bread flour; 100 grams Water; 10 grams Black tea leaves; 3 grams Salt; 3 to 4 drops Lemon juice; 2 grams Dry yeast

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I had a ton of black tea that I'd received as gifts, so I used some to make this tea flavored baguette.

Take care not to knead too much in the bread machine. For the first rising, make sure it rises to more than 2.5 times its original volume. Recipe by Chibato

I had a ton of black tea that I'd received as gifts, so I used some to make this tea flavored baguette.

Take care not to knead too much in the bread machine. For the first rising, make sure it rises to more than 2.5 times its original volume. Recipe by Chibato

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I had a ton of black tea that I'd received as gifts, so I used some to make this tea flavored baguette.

Take care not to knead too much in the bread machine. For the first rising, make sure it rises to more than 2.5 times its original volume. Recipe by Chibato

I had a ton of black tea that I'd received as gifts, so I used some to make this tea flavored baguette.

Take care not to knead too much in the bread machine. For the first rising, make sure it rises to more than 2.5 times its original volume. Recipe by Chibato

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Ingredients

60 gramsCake flour
70 gramsBread flour
100 gramsWater
10 gramsBlack tea leaves
3 gramsSalt
3to 4 drops Lemon juice
2 gramsDry yeast

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Steps

1

Heat water in a small pan. Turn the heat off right before it boils, and add the tea leaves. Set it aside to cool for about 10 minutes. When it's cooled down, transfer it (including the tea leaves) into the bread machine.
2

Put all other ingredients into the bread machine. Knead for 5 to 7 minutes until the dough is mixed well. Turn it off, and transfer into a bowl.
3

Cover with plastic wrap and leave it aside for the first rising. During wintertime, it took about 1.5 hours to rise until it was 2.5 or 3 times its original volume.
4

Dust your work surface and take out the dough. Bring it together into a ball and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Roll it out long and thin. Take care not to pop the air bubbles.
5

Divide it into 2 portions to make 2 baguettes. Shape it with a bread mat for the second rising, which takes 30 minutes. Watch the time, and preheat the oven (with its tray) at 250℃.
6

Transfer the bread dough with parchment paper onto the hot oven tray. Make slits on the surface, and spray a decent amount of water onto the dough.
7

Bake for 30 to 35 minutes. You can really smell the tea!
8

It might not really show in the photo, but mine was bumpy with some air holes. That didn't turn out well... I'm going to try again to get an even bumpier cross-section!!