Italian Baguette
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materials needed
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Flour, yeast, salt and sugar are mixed well
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Add cold water
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It will be very sticky when it is alive into a dough. When you put your hands on it and touch it, it will stick to your hands.
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Seal with plastic wrap and cover. Waking up for 18 hours. Very natural way. Haha
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After waking up, pour the dough on a table covered with flour, fold both sides in the middle, and put it on a steamer cloth covered with flour. Note that the folded gap faces down
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Brush with olive oil and sprinkle with a little salt. Cover it slightly. Carry out the second fermentation.
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Two hours later, the dough became bigger and poke it with your hands, leaving a small hole. It means it's done
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Then pour the dough onto a floured pallet and cut it into quarters with a knife
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Then all the dough is stretched slightly and put into the baking tray. Note: My home is a large oven, so it can be divided into four pieces. If your oven is small, it can be divided into 8 or 12 pieces.
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Coat each loaf of bread with olive oil. Add halved small tomatoes, olives, and crushed garlic cloves. A little bit of salt is enough. Put a little pepper. You can bake it. Note that a slice of garlic should be placed on each tomato on the tomato bread. Put a leaf or two of thyme on top of the garlic
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Preheat the oven at about 250 degrees. Put in the bread
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After 10 to 15 minutes, it’s ready to bake. After 10 minutes, check it carefully, as long as the surface is golden.
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Finished product