From: Miss Annie
On Dec 24, 2004
What a nice, flavorable loaf of bread. I really liked the pepper and cheese flavors. The recipe is very easy to follow. I wanted to make this as you directed before making substitutions. It is definately on my keeper list. Thanks, MizPK for sharing this wonderful bread recipe.
From: Queen Dragon Mom
On Dec 15, 2004
I have made this and we love it. I substituted chopped green chilis for the black pepper. It is really good! Num
From: Susie in Texas
On Nov 7, 2004
Kitty, this bread is scrumptious!! I followed your recipe easily. The only change I made was to use olive oil instead of shortening. I made one big round loaf and baked it on my baking stone for 25 minutes. It turned out golden brown on the outside. The flecks of black pepper on the inside mingled very nicely with the cheddar flavor. My family just loved it! I already have orders to make this again, soon! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
From: duonyte
On Dec 20, 2005
This bread was not as "cheddary" as some others I've made, but it is delicious and makes wonderful sandwiches. Love the little kick the pepper gives. I added a bit of asiago cheese to the cheddar. It also made the most beautiful loaves of all in my traditional Christmas bread baking marathon.
From: ~heidi~
On Jan 24, 2008
delicious!! this is a fairly quick bread to make since it only has 1 short rise. i used cubed pepper jack and monterrey cheeses (a little more than called for). came out very moist.
From: HeidiSue
On Jan 11, 2008
This was a wonderful bread! I even messed up and forgot the sugar and it was still really wonderful. I used my kitchenaid for the whole process including mixing in the cheese and kneading. This did completely incorporate the cheese into the bread, but we still tasted the cheddar. I did use about two cups of diced sharp cheddar cheese. It took about 30 minutes to bake here. Thanks so much, planning to make again with the sugar! LOVED the cracked pepper, so yummy!
From: KITTENCAL
On Nov 10, 2004
Kit, we LOVED this bread!!!...and not too hard to make either LOL! As Susie, I also added olive oil in place of shortening, and used quick rise yeast. I also shaped mine in one large loaf. Delicious bread! the black pepper was not too overpowering, just the right amount. This is a bread I will make again and again...you got another winner here Kit! thanks for posting....Kitten
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