Pan de Queso (Brazilian Cheese Bread) 

Want to get extra creative this Passover? Here is your perfect addition to any dairy meal. It’s cheesy, gooey and just Oh So Good! I promise this will be your family’s favorite recipe this Passover.

 

Yields: 1 dozen

40m 6
Medium Vegetarian Pescatarian Gluten Free No Refined Sugar Passover Dairy

Contains: Dairy, Egg

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Directions

Prepare the Pan de Queso

  1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with Gefen Parchment Paper.

  2. Bring the milk, salt, and oil to a boil.

  3. Once boiling, transfer into a mixer and add in the tapioca flour in two parts until all blended well and gelatinous in texture.

  4. Once texture is smooth, beat in the egg whites and last the cheeses.

  5. Portion the mixture using an ice cream scoop. Drop by scoopful on the baking sheet.

  6. Bake in oven for 25 minutes, until golden on the top and puffed.

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5 Comments

Tova Stern •

By the way, pan de queso is in SPANISH, in Brazil people speak PORTUGUESE, so this cheese bread is called Pão de queijo and not Pan de Queso which how you say Pão de queijo in SPANISH...

Avigael Levi Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Tova Stern

Thanks for the friendly language lesson! We truly appreciate the clarification.

Tova Stern •

By the way Shena, how did u know about this??

Vivian Muller •

So delicious!! Loved.

d fal •

Amazing for a brunch table or on the go breakfast. So delicious!

Deens •

Not as expected, gross texture

d fal •
Reply to Deens

It's not for everyone but the yucca is supposed to get like that. We love these in South America.