Fruit tea bread

Recipe for fruit tea bread

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In this blog post I will guide you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's start.
Fruit tea bread is a delightful and moist loaf that combines the goodness of fresh fruits with aromatic tea. This recipe is perfect for those looking to enjoy a warm and comforting treat. The combination of juicy fruits and fragrant tea creates a unique and delicious flavor profile that will leave you craving for more. With just a few simple ingredients, you can whip up this delightful bread in no time. So grab your favorite tea and get ready to indulge in a slice of fruity goodness!

Keywords: fruit tea bread, moist, fresh fruits, aromatic tea, comforting

Fruit tea bread details

Fruit tea bread, recipe Rating: 4.4
Number of votes:94 INGREDIENTS:

Makes 1 loaf 23 x 11 cm

380g high protein/ bread flour

60g brown sugar

Pinch of salt

1/4 tsp all spice (optional)

6g instant yeasts

2 tsp bread improver

185ml warm milk

60g butter, melted and cooled

135g mixed fruits

15g mixed peels

 

Glaze:

50g milk

2tbsp castor sugar

METHOD:

1. Soak mixed fruits and peels in water for about 30 minutes or until fruits and peels are soft. Drain well to remove excess water.

2. Combine flour, brown sugar, salt, all-spice, instant yeasts and bread improver in a mixing bowl. Use dough hook of your heavy duty mixer (like Kenwood and Kitchenaid) to slightly mix the dry ingredients at low speed.

3. Add milk gradually and continue to knead until the surface of dough looks smooth .

4. Add melted butter gradually. Use medium-slow speed to continue kneading for about 10-12 minutes until the dough is elastic, smooth and non-sticky. To test doneness, stretch a pinch of dough. This dough should form a thin membrane before it breaks .