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First... I'm going to make tomato juice for the tomato bread. I'm going to make the dough with tomato juice instead of water After making small cuts with a cross on the top of the tomato
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Put it in boiling water and blanch it for about a minute
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Soak tomatoes in cold water for a while and take them out
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The skin of the tomato will burst and peel off easily
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Cut the peeled tomatoes into large pieces
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Put it in a blender and grind it as it is.Please change it without adding water.
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I'm going to put the ingredients into the baking machine
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First, put the liquid tomato juice and olive oil.. Put strong flour, sugar, salt, and dry yeast on top
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The baking machine will solve everything from dough to primary fermentation. The process of kneading and first fermentation is.. You have to knead it to the 7th course
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After preheating, it's officially made into dough. If there's a beeping sound during the dough, add butter or additives. I'm not going to add butter today, so I ignored it
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The dough is well lumped together..
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I'm going to do the first step. The arrow on the baker's window is telling us what's going on
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After the first fermentation, take out the dough and put it on the work rack and squeeze it out
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Divide it into 4 pieces and apply a wet cloth for 10 minutes
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Please divide it into 3~4 pieces according to the size of the bread mold you have. After the medium fermentation, knead the dough and let the air out again
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Put the dough in a bread mold.. I'm going to do it for 40 minutes
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It looks like the second fermentation has been completed
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Please let me fight in a preheated 180 degree oven for 20 minutes
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Oh! It's a tomato bread that came out well
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I'm separating it from the bread mold and cooling it
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I'll officially start tasting it now. First, let's take a look at the taste (?) of the whole bread. It's chewy and soft enough