Club Breadmakers
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twinklejoy:
Or you can use cheddar, which is a hard cheese too. Parmesan has a sharper taste and kids generally prefer cheddar.
so the culprit is the cheese...must use Parmesan cheese.
I will try baking it with this kind of cheese.
Thanks for the advises! :thankyou: -
ksi:
That's fine, ksi.jtoh:
I used the mozarella in the same brand for my failed loaf. You'll see that the mozarella is a lot thicker in shreds than parmesan. Parmesan is also a harder cheese compared to mozarella. I suspect that's why my loaf failed. Too big and the cheese too soft.
Alamak jtoh...so my mistaken \"cheesename\" has indirectly \"sabo-ed\" your loaf. So sorry.....so sorry....so sorry....
I had both parmesan and mozarella in my fridge and would eventually have tried making the loaf with both. It's a good experiment so we all know which cheese not to make it with. That's what's good about this forum - we learn from each other's mistakes.
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jtoh:
ok, I will try cheddar 1st and hope my son will like the taste.
Or you can use cheddar, which is a hard cheese too. Parmesan has a sharper taste and kids generally prefer cheddar.twinklejoy:
so the culprit is the cheese...must use Parmesan cheese.
I will try baking it with this kind of cheese.
Thanks for the advises! :thankyou:
Gam xia! -
twinklejoy:
ok, I will try cheddar 1st and hope my son will like the taste.
Or you can use cheddar, which is a hard cheese too. Parmesan has a sharper taste and kids generally prefer cheddar.jtoh:
[quote=\"twinklejoy\"]
so the culprit is the cheese...must use Parmesan cheese.
I will try baking it with this kind of cheese.
Thanks for the advises! :thankyou:
Gam xia![/quote]Post pix when you're done.
And make sure you cut the cheese really small if not it'll be like my failed loaf.
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jtoh:
Post pix when you're done.
ok, I will try cheddar 1st and hope my son will like the taste.twinklejoy:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]
Or you can use cheddar, which is a hard cheese too. Parmesan has a sharper taste and kids generally prefer cheddar.
Gam xia!
And make sure you cut the cheese really small if not it'll be like my failed loaf. :D[/quote]sure sure! Thanks.
er...er....how small is small..size like a rice can bo? :xedfingers: -
jtoh:
That's fine, ksi.
I had both parmesan and mozarella in my fridge and would eventually have tried making the loaf with both. It's a good experiment so we all know which cheese not to make it with. That's what's good about this forum - we learn from each other's mistakes. 
Seems that we all store alot of cheese at home.... I have it in all forms.. I must have pulled out the wrong one. -
twinklejoy, I think size of small grain of rice or smaller should be fine. Mind you, I havenβt tried it myself. I only know my big shreds of mozarella failed miserably while ksiβs parmesan cheese succeeded. And the parmesan were grated quite finely. So the smaller the better.
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jtoh:
twinklejoy, I think size of small grain of rice or smaller should be fine. Mind you, I haven't tried it myself. I only know my big shreds of mozarella failed miserably while ksi's parmesan cheese succeeded. And the parmesan were grated quite finely. So the smaller the better.
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twinklejoy:
Trying to be 'kaypoh'....
ksi, i planned to bake cheese bread, can you tell me what cheese brand you buy for your cheese bread? is it necessary to increase the yeast and decreas water/milk?
Try to change the fat/butter with philadephia cheese, Kraft brand, it is cheese and it has fat structure
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Anyone baking tonight?
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