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Is EASY Cottage Cheese BLENDER Bread Tasty?



Making bread out of cottage cheese. Let’s go. #emmymade #cottagecheesebread

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:33 My favorite way to have cottage cheese.
2:47 Blooming the yeast.
3:30 Separating egg whites.
4:25 Blending eggs & cheese.
5:04 Combing wet ingredients.
5:45 Adding bread flour.
7:20 Kneading the dough.
9:16 Proofing instructions.
9:49 Baking instructions.
13:09 Slicing.
14:11 Taste test.

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26 Comments

  1. There’s a cottage cheese bread from a channel called Kitchen Stop here on YouTube that is really good! It only uses one egg instead of all those egg whites. Also some butter so it does have a slightly brioche-ness, just not as rich. I make the dough into 10 rolls, bake them then freeze after cooling. I recently brought them, along with some soup, to friend that was under the weather and she said they were the best rolls she has ever eaten.

  2. What a neat recipe! I am so curious about the dense texture. I wonder if all the proteins made it a slow proofer and it’s a bit under proof- which make a dense crumb- or if it’s just the bread itself. I see a baking session in the future! Love the channel Emmy!!! Wonderful as always ❤❤

  3. Growing up in the 70’s/80’s, I loved a Thousand Isle dressing my dad would make with cottage cheese. We used to have it as a condiment with a Spanish omelet my mom would make regularly. Hers used Portuguese chourico. We probably had it once a week with an iceberg and tomato salad, also topped with the dressing. Back in the 70’s, the average family salad was iceberg lettuce centered.

  4. Are you really that thick that you can't find a more original and meaningful word than "fintastic?"
    Really. We expect better of you. Are you really not clever enough to vary your descriptive words? It's truly boring and takes meaning away from whatever you say is the same old same old fintastic. Yawn.

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