If you've ever eaten at Cafe Bossa Nova in Little Rock, you've probably fallen in love with their Brazilian cheese bread. I was so excited to see this recipe to recreate it, especially since it had the word "easy" in it! This is truly a simple recipe - the only complicated part might be finding the ingredients- I finally found tapioca flour at Whole Foods, and queso fresco has proven difficult to find in the past, so I substituted shredded parmiagano reggiano instead. The steps are super simple - you just combine the ingredients in a blender, pulse a few times, and pour into a mini muffin tin! Robert LOVED these and has requested they be made weekly at our house!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Brazilian cheese bread
If you've ever eaten at Cafe Bossa Nova in Little Rock, you've probably fallen in love with their Brazilian cheese bread. I was so excited to see this recipe to recreate it, especially since it had the word "easy" in it! This is truly a simple recipe - the only complicated part might be finding the ingredients- I finally found tapioca flour at Whole Foods, and queso fresco has proven difficult to find in the past, so I substituted shredded parmiagano reggiano instead. The steps are super simple - you just combine the ingredients in a blender, pulse a few times, and pour into a mini muffin tin! Robert LOVED these and has requested they be made weekly at our house!
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These were soooo good!
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