Some of you already know my love for baking. I have been baking atleast one new kind every 15 days or so. I want to post them here so that I remember them. This is one such bread I baked a while ago.
I got the recipe in Taste of home magazine. I made quite a number of changes to original recipe. We love spicy breads, so I included chilli flakes in it. The bread was just out of this world. As soon as it came out of oven, we attacked it, even without giving it the required resting time. I love to eat it with blueberry jam that I made a couple of days ago.
Ingredients:
1 and 1/2 cups whole wheat flour + some more
1 and 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1 and 1/2 tea spn active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water
1 cup warm milk
1 tbl spn butter
1 egg
1 and 1/2 tea spns sugar
1 tea spn salt
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 tea spn red chilli flakes
Olive oil
Method:
Dissolve the yeast in luke warm water. Leave it aside till the yeast becomes active.
Add sugar, salt, milk, melted butter, egg and mix gently.
Now add the flours and mix with hand. Take the dough on a lightly floured surface. Add about 1/4 cup of wheat flour if the dough is too sticky. Knead for about 8mins till the dough becomes smooth. Cover with a plastic wrap or damp towel and leave it for 1 hr till the dough becomes double in volume.
Press down the dough. Add cheddar cheese, chilli flakes and mix again. Shape into a loaf. Keep the loaf on greased baking sheet. Cover with plastic wrap and leave for around 45mins till it doubles in volume again. Brush the top with little olive oil.
Preheat the oven at 350F for about 10mins. Bake for about 30-40mins till the bread is done.
Wow it looks so good and porous. I am going to try this one.
How lovely this looks!!
Dunno when I am going to get over my hitch for baking breads .. :o)
Beautiful…I love cheesy breads 🙂
It looks so soft and delicious!…great one shilpa…
Wow! Nice bread.
I love cheddar bread and bean chili. Nice combo.
with cheese in it, should have tasted so Good, with blue berry jam..it should be heavenly..
looks fantastic shilpa….
just too mouthwatering!
hi shilpa,
hey good one.. i havent baked yet… but want to do…
as i am new here can u guide where i can get yeast… like if any supermarket… where i should search.. and any brand…..
Shilpa: Check in baking isle of any supermarket.
Looks good..Yet to try so many of your breads and this is one of them..
This is new to me….looks really yummmy n neat
thanks shilpa,
hey i want to request do u have any recipe of soya nuggets… i don’t know exact recipe… do u have one… if yes pls post it on ur website…
looks fabulous. now give us that blueberry jam recipe, please. i have lots of blueberries in my fridge.
Shilpa: Bee, I followed this recipe exactly. I made the low sugar version. I threw in a cinnamon stick at last moment which gave a nice aroma. But since it was low sugar, it was not like any other jam I have tasted.
I think I should be taking lessons from you: already you have baked more bread than I ever have in my life! Yowzah! I’ll take a slice…two? 😉
But instead of blueberry jam you should be putting on gobs and gobs of butter in order to gain a figure like an oval! 🙂
Shilpa: Uhh..who said I want a figure like oval?? Who will buy me new cloths if I do that?? With the current economy, I don’t think we can afford that ;).
This loaf looks fantastic! I love the idea of cheddar bread – and adding the chili is just inspired!
its always great to bake bread at home, and i love the smell that fills the kitchen while tis baking!:) the loaf looks pretty Shilpa!
Bread looks moist n yummy..
What a coincidence! I came across a post on Cynthia’s blog for cheese bread. Ofcourse in typical fashion I was in such a hurry to make it that I added way too much salt and tossed it into the trash….yours has a great texture and warm golden crust. Great post Shilpa!
Thats a wonderful looking loaf! I am goin to try this this weekend
hi it looks good..
but why do my bread taste yeast in it…..not like that we get from shop.
pl can u sent in my e-mail bread recipes
hi shilpa….i m new to ur website….i tried some of your cookie recipes and they turned out sooooo good that i couldn’t believe myself…i loooove cooking and this loaf i m surely going to try as it looks very delicious…thank you for the recipe…B’bye
Hi Shilpa,
The bread looks lovely. I have a couple of qurries first, are you sure the the cheese has to be mixed with the dough after the dough has risen wont it be easier to mix it in the begining when we mix the flours. Second, is it possible to bake the bread in a bread mould?
The above is the exact method I followed. No, bread mold is not required, i did not use it.
Good recipe. I came across your blog s’ter day n have read almost all the recipes.
Hey can you tel a subsituent for egg?
Leave it out and try
thank you for providing all those delicious recipes.i have tried bakin many times but not succeed.Is egg essential for baking bcoz we are pure veggie.you’re blog is awesome not just bcoz of unique recipes u provide but also the presentation and the mouth watering narration in the beginning.
Egg makes cake/bread more fluffy. I would suggest checking non-egg recipes if you are vegetarian. Normally you have to substitute it with something else.