This turned ot to be one of the best bread machine loaves I have ever made! I used pickled jalapenos from a jar. Before adding the jalapenos and cheese (at the beep) the dough looked way to dry, so I added some water. Once the jalapenos and cheese were in, the dough looked too wet, so I added some flour. Hindsight tells me I could have left it alone to begin with :-). This bread was still lovely and moist the next day and was so yummy just spread with butter. Just as good toasted! How to decide?? Thanks for the recipe!

this was good, but not nearly enough heat to it. Next time I will double the jalapeños!

I made the recipe for 8 servings (1lb loaf) in a Zojirushi BB-HAC10 and it turned out AMAZING! I used two jalapeno peppers including seeds and the amount of spice was perfect. Thanks for the great recipe!

This bread tases wonderful but I have had trouble with the loaf caving in during baking and remaining wet and doughy in the centre. I found a solution to that. When the bread machine kneads the bread it mashes the cheese into the dough and this causes the cheese to release too much moisture, thus causing it to fall during baking and remain partially uncooked in the middle. The way to avoid this to add 2-3 TB of gluten flour to the bread flour, omit the cheese and jalapenos and set the machine to the dough cycle. (I have even substituted half the white bread flour with whole wheat bread flour and it is delicious and healthier) When the dough cycle is completed, turn it out onto a floured breadboard, cover it with a towel and let it rest for 10 minutes. Then roll it out to 1/4" thickness and PRESS the cheese cubes and jalapenos into the dough. This will also give you better distribution of these ingredients and you can add more of them without adding the moisture that causes the dough to fall and remain wet and doughy in the centre. You can then roll it up, smooth and tuck the ends underneath and bake it at 350' until golden brown. I like to brush the dough with an egg wash and sprinkle the top with sesame seeds. Sometimes I sprinkle garlic powder and some chopped green onions over the dough before rolling it up. This is now one of our favourite breads. I hope this will help you with this problem. It works for me.

I am giving this four stars because I made some necessary changes to the recipe in order to make it using my KA mixer. First, I doubled the recipe and got three large loaves of bread, which I formed and baked on a baking sheet. I added three TBS of olive oil with the water and used canned diced jalapenos, which I added at the beginning of the kneading. I added the cheese about half-way through kneading. This bread has the softest, chewiest texture and is absolutely delicious. Great for sandwiches or serving with dinner. Thanks, Renee.

I don't have a bread machine, so I gave this recipe to a co-worker to try. He brought some in the next day and it was awesome. I picked out the big chunks of jalapeño since I don't like really hot stuff. Had a nice flavor throughout.

Love it!! Very first thing I made in my bread maker and I'm super impressed!! Super good... Of course I added more cheese and jalapeños

I followed this recipe save for using my Kitchen Aid mixer as I don't have a bread maker. I also used chopped pickled jalapenos. The cheese cubes blended and melted beautifully throughout the dough during kneading and combined with the jalapenos to create breathtaking flavor. Be sure to only use good quality, full fat cheese for best results. I am so in love with this bread recipe! Insanely delicious!

Not sure what happened but the bread fell and was very dense. We still loved it. I can't wait to try it again with some cream cheese on top or for grilled cheeses.

Made it twice now. First time with fresh Jalapenos from my garden. 2nd time with canned Jalapenos. Both were equally delicious! The canned jalapenos distributed the flavor more evenly. Going to make it again with the canned. It makes a wonderful Grilled-Cheese Sandwich!