Little about the Primula Cheese.
And here is how they make it:
It was sent to me in the
cute cool blue colored bag, which by the way I loved. Light Cheese, Cheese with Chives and Original Cheese was in the bag. Let me tell you, I am totally
enjoying these cheeses. I have had a thick layer on the toasted bread, dipped
it in nachos, mixed it pastas, rolled in tortillas and I am totally hooked. I
love all three so much that honestly I can’t choose a favorite one. Cheese in
tubes- innovative isn’t it? Swirl it, spread it, melt it- do whatever and
however you want but do try Primula Cheeses, I bet you will enjoy it to the
core.
These cheese crackers are addictive and perfect for party or that happy
hour time nibble. I used Primula Light Cheese and flavour it gives is earthy,
oozing and perfect. I made these crackers a bit thick, more like biscuits or
cookies and then paired with little drops of Chives Cheese and oh my god, it
was like pair made in heaven.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup All purpose flour/maida
2 tablespoons butter
1/2 teaspoon red chilli powder
1 pinch black pepper powder
Salt to taste
3 tablespoons primula light cheese
Pinch baking soda
Pinch baking powder
Method:
Sieve all purpose flour, salt, red chilli powder, black pepper, baking
powder and baking soda in a bowl.
Mix butter in the above bowl. Mix butter till you have bread crumbs like
texture.
Mix cheese in it and form the dough. It should be medium soft dough.
Form the dough in the shape of log and cover with cling film and freeze
for 1/2 hour.
Preheat the oven at 180C for 10 minutes. Line a baking sheet with parchment
paper.
Take the log out of freezer and cut in 1 inch thickness and arrange in
baking sheet.
Bake for 8 minutes, flip the cookies and bake again for 8 minutes.
Cool on a wire rack.
Swirl Chives Cheese on cookies and serve.
Notes:
You can use any cheese spread instead primula cheese.
Add little salt because cheese already contains salt.
You can add herbs like oregano, basil or rosemary.
Serving suggestions:
Serve with toppings such as tomatoes, olives or any veggies.
You can top these cookies with cheese, tomato or any chutney.
Disclaimer: I was not paid or told to write positive review. The post is based on my experience and is unbiased. Thanking Primula Cheese and OPR for sending cheese for review.
Really tempting cookies
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ReplyDeleteO o, love these cookies... Now am tempted to buy the cheese spread ( we don't get Primula here, so i will make do with other spread) and make these...
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