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A quick recipe for Brazilian cheese bread made in a waffle maker, which can be adapted for a sandwich press or skillet, using sour tapioca starch and two types of cheese.
Recipe Video
Ingredients
- 1L de whole milk
- 150ml de soybean oil
- 3unit de eggs
- 1/2teaspoon de salt
- 500g de sour tapioca starch
- 120g de grated Parmesan cheeseSubstitui por: queijo canastra, queijo meia cura, queijos processados
- 120g de diced mozzarella cheeseSubstitui por: queijo mole
Instructions
In a blender, first add the liquid ingredients: whole milk, oil, eggs, and salt.
Dica: It's important to add the liquids first to facilitate the blending process.
Add the sour tapioca starch and blend the mixture until smooth. Use a spatula to scrape the sides and ensure there are no residues at the bottom.
Dica: The final batter should have a consistency similar to pancake batter.
In a separate bowl, mix the grated Parmesan cheese and the larger pieces of diced mozzarella into the blended batter.
Dica: The larger pieces of mozzarella will help create texture in the Brazilian cheese bread waffle.
Preheat the waffle maker, adding a little oil for greasing.
Dica: Make sure the iron is hot enough before adding the batter.
Pour about 3/4 cup of the batter onto each section of the waffle maker.
Dica: The batter will rise during cooking, even without leavening agents.
If your appliance doesn't have a front latch, gently hold the lid to prevent the batter from rising excessively and obstructing even cooking on the front plate.
Dica: Cook until the Brazilian cheese bread waffles are nicely browned.
Remove the Brazilian cheese bread waffle from the iron and serve filled. Suggestions include cream cheese on one half and dulce de leche on the other, or savory fillings like oregano, shredded chicken, ham, or bacon.
Dica: This batter is versatile and can also be made in skillets or sandwich presses.
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Dietary Info
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Cuisine Type
brasileiraRequired Equipment
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