Brazilian Cheese Bread - Pao De Queijo
bewitchingkitchen.com
(Printable Recipe)
1/2 cup milk
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1 egg
1 cup tapioca flour
1/4 cup parmesan cheese, grated
1/2 tsp salt
for topping (optional)
fresh rosemary leaves, chopped
kosher salt
Add all ingredients, except those for the topping, into a blender. Blend very well at full speed, stopping a couple of times to scrape the surface of the blender’s cup, making sure no bits of tapioca starch are left unmixed.
The mixture will be a little thinner than pancake batter. Pour the batter in mini-muffin tins, to no more than 3/4 of their capacity. Add a little bit of salt and rosemary on top, place in a 400F oven, and cook for 20 minutes. Most will come out right away without sticking. If some stick slightly, allow them to cool for a few minutes and probe them out gently with the tip of a knife. The recipe makes 20-24 little cheese breads.

9 comments:
I'm going to see if I can find the tapioca flour.
You've got me convinced I need to look for it now.
Your cheese bread looks so delicious! Love the rosemary in it too!
I hear that tapioca flour is hard to find, but you may have luck at a health food store. Instant Tapioca (in the little red box) can also be used if crushed up finely in a good blender. Good luck, I may try it that way myself! :)
So glad you enjoyed the recipe! It's one of our favorites when we need a quick "Brazilian pao de queijo" fix....
thanks for the link to my blog!
Looks great! Wonder what makes them Brazilian? The tapioca flour?
~ingrid
We just got our first churrascaria in town last month and trying to get there soon.
These little jewels look great, Steph!
A friend of mine used to make these and sell them at a Farmer's Market and I've always been curious about the recipe. I'll have to give them a try.
These are great! So addictive!
Does anybody know the name of the apple & raisin salad they have at ogo de Chao? I can't seem to find the recipe for it.
I was going to try these, but I'm not a great "on my own" cook and there is no bake temp or time in the recipe. Help???
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