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Reviewed: Nov. 22, 2009
This bread is sooooo good! I did change a few things.... I added one beaten egg with the milk (used 1% - not buttermilk) and added just a pinch of garlic powder and onion powder. I made the dough in my bread maker and baked it in a light colored loaf pan sprayed with cooking spray at 350 deg for about 20 to 25 minutes. Wow! Never have I had a loaf come out with a softer crumb! I have never baked a loaf that has come out so good, and I've baked alot of bread. I'm going to make this for sandwiches, it's that good, not dry at all!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 31, 2009
The family loved this loaf of bread! I made with Asiago & Parmesan blend cheese added to the beginning mix, then added more at the add ingredient beep - mixed in the bread maker, but baked in my stone bread pan in the oven. Delicious served with the Pasta e Fagioli a la Chez Ivano from this site. I'm sure it's wonderful with any type of soup or pasta. We especially liked it the next day slightly toasted with butter! YUM! Thanks for sharing.
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Reviewed: Oct. 30, 2009
This is absolutely great recipe for cheese bread. I made 2 loaves and they were gone in 3 days! They are definitely very delicious and addictive. I didn't change anything in the recipe except adding extra cheese.
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Reviewed: Sep. 24, 2009
I tried this bread today and despite getting caught out running errands longer than I expected during the first rise time, it came out wonderful I did increase the cheese to a full cup bc I wanted some on the top of the loaf. I also added a tablespoon of crushed garlic.
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Reviewed: Sep. 23, 2009
This bread is great, and has become one of my favorites. I, too, use more buttermilk than the recipe calls for. I also use other cheeses. Asiago works well as does crumbled Feta. It's a good way to clean the refrigerator. I've added onion flakes to the recipe for a change. It's very versatile, so experimenting is easy!
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Reviewed: Jun. 8, 2009
this bread is my husbands favorite. the only change i made was to add more buttermilk, I use 1 1/2 cups. it rises great in my bread maker
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Reviewed: Apr. 24, 2009
I am a novice bread maker and I had great results with this recipe. The only change I made was to add the cheese toward the end of the kneading cycle in the bread machine - this left veins of cheese in the dough. I cut a slit along the top of the bread before baking and sprinkled some cheese on top. It turned out to be a beautiful, professional-looking loaf.
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Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2009
As far as making it, it was super simple. I used my Kitchen Aid from beginning to end. I proofed the yeast with the warm buttermilk and sugar for ten minutes, then added the remaining dry ingredients and cheese. I did use half sharp cheddar and half extra sharp white cheddar. I kneaded it with my bread hook for five minutes BUT I did have issues with dry dough. It took me four tablespoons to finally get the dough to form into a ball and jump on the hook. I greased my largest bowl and let the bread rise (covered with plastic wrap) on my warm oven for an hour, then formed it into a loaf and stuck it in the loaf pan to rise again for about a half hour. I baked it at 350 until it looked and smelled done. (I usually can tell, the top is nice and brown and thumps hollow when you tap the top.) I'm serving this with LandmarkPatty's Chicken Taco Soup. I'll update my review once we try it. Just on making it, it was pretty easy. EDITED: This bread was okay. It baked up with a bunch of huge holes in the middle and it tasted like Better Cheddars. It might be okay for others, but for us, no. We'll try other bread recipes.
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Reviewed: Mar. 29, 2009
Best and easy recipe! Made the dough in the bread machine. Prepped a pan with parchment paper, coated with olive oil then sprinkled with corn meal. When the dough was ready, I worked it back down on a floured board, shaped by hand in a round, placed on pan and covered with a dish towel. I always let my dough rise on top of the dryer where it's warmer, but since I didn't have the dryer on, I plugged in a small heater for a few minutes to warm the dough. It rose beautifully in about 40 minutes. Sprinkled with cheese before baking and followed a reviewer's suggestion to rub the finished bread with a stick of butter (used very little). Hubby couldn't wait until dinner and had to have a slice. Definitely a keeper in our house. Thanks for the recipe!
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Reviewed: Feb. 14, 2009
The bread was pretty good. I used the bread machine on the white setting with light crust. If I make it again I would do it in the oven. I just don't like the way bread seems to turn out in the machine.
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2008
I LOVED the flavor of this bread! I don't have a bread machine so did it by hand and the dough comes together so nicely. loaded with cheese flavor (I think I used about a cup of yellow extra sharp cheddar) and I love the tang of the buttermilk. Since I did it by hand, I heated the buttermilk first to approx. 115 degrees.Soft and delish warm. thanks so much. this is a keeper!
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Reviewed: Oct. 19, 2008
great recipe I gave it a small tweak though. I added a tsp each of garlic powder and omion powder. Next time I think I will try roasted garlic some crushed rosemary and serve it with some italian dish.
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Reviewed: Oct. 18, 2008
Nice moist bread. I used it today to make grilled cheese sandwiches and bf and the roommate loved the bread. I made my own buttermilk with the old 1 tbsp lemon juice to 1 cup milk. Worked perfectly. I wasn't really watching it when I let it rise, and it really rose higher than I expected. Baked up very high in the oven and turned out a bit lopsided; I'll let it rise for less time next time I make it. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Oct. 6, 2008
This is a great beginners bread!! I bought an old bread machine and was given only one week to make sure that it worked. I tried this recipe and the bread was not only very easy to make but, we ate the whole loaf in one night. Even the kids loved it. Next time I will put a little more cheese.
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Reviewed: Sep. 30, 2008
this is a good bread! I used the bread machine, did it with smoked provolone: it came as promised, with a cheesy and sour taste. It was very good warm but also toasted the day after.
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Reviewed: Sep. 24, 2008
I used my mixer to make the dough and baked in the oven, eliminating a bread maker all together. The bread came out light and wonderful. This is my favorite bread recipe so far, but I do try a new one almost every week. I did warm the buttermilk to proof the yeast, and that seemed to eliminate the yeast rising problem mentioned by another reviewer.
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Reviewed: Sep. 22, 2008
Oh my gosh I can't wait.If you live in Florida you understand my excitement at this beautiful loaf of bread in my oven at this moment. I'll let you know how it taste I am just too excited to see it rising in the oven.
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Reviewed: Sep. 19, 2008
Made this today and it turned out wonderful. Next time, I will add more cheese though.
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Reviewed: Sep. 19, 2008
My family loved this bread. I used a little extra cheese and added 2tsp gluten. I used my breadmachine but was not sure how to add the cheese. I ended putting half the flour in then the cheese and ending with the flour. I was also unsure if I should let the bread rise in the bread machine or take it out. I let it rise in the bread machine some but took it out about 30 min. early and shaped it into a loaf, put it in a greased loaf pan turned it over to grease the dough (I have done that with other bread recipes)and put it in my gas oven with a standing pilot closed the oven door and let it rise for the last 30 min. Set the dough on the counter while the oven was preheating cooked as directed 35 min. The bread came out perfect. I loved the taste. Next time I am going to add onion powder. Best dough I have ever made in my bread machine.
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2008
This was really easy to make only 6 ingredients. I did not have buttermilk so I added 1tsp. of vinegar to 1 cup of regular milk instead. I used my bread machine and it came out perfect with medium crust. I will defiantly make this again.
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