Traditional Paraguayan breakfast
Chipa is a small cheese bread roll which is quite popular for breakfast in Paraguay. Years ago I spent few weeks in this beautiful country and I remember vendors entering busses and screaming “chipa, chipa, chipa”. There’s another reason for me to remember this name so well – in Polish it means something very specific and not really food related, so it was a big surprise to hear it, oops.
It is a delicious little bite, especially when still warm and cheese is all chewy and looooong. You can have it just like it or you can make it a bit more fancy and add guacamole. I chose the fancy option as I like guacamole and it made a perfect breakfast.
YOU WILL NEED FOR CHIPA:
- 2 cups tapioca flour
- 1 tsp salt
- 2 eggs
- 4 tbsp butter, melted
- 1,5 cup cheddar, cut in small pieces
- ½ cup milk
YOU WILL NEED FOR GUACAMOLE:
- 2 avocados
- ½ of medium red onion, well chopped
- juice of ½ lime
- salt and pepper to taste
Smash avocados in a bowl, add lime juice, onion, salt, pepper and mix well.
Enjoy, Marta
Really nice shots. May I ask, wich kind of camera set-up do you use?
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Canon 5d 🙂 lenses change all the time.
Chipa? New to me! Haven’t had them, so obviously haven’t made them. Look neat — I should try this. Thanks!
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It is so yummy 😀
These are perfect to serve with drinks as well!
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oh yesssss 😀
oh gosh these look so good!
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Thank you <3
Never heard of those bread rolls but I am a carb lover. So definitely going to give that a try 🙂
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Kankana you definitely should. I love it. I will make some more and freeze it so I can just grub few in the morning and bake 😀
When I read cheese I already knew I would have to mark this one for making. If it’s got cheese inside, I’m in!!
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I am so with you on this one, I loooove cheese 😀
So delicious! I’ve tasted the Brazilian version of chipas and I just love these cheesy bread rolls.Wonderful shots.Cheers,Rosa
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Thank you Rosa, I think that they are pretty much the same, so you know the Paraguayan one as well 😀
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Yes, I think too… I haven’t tasted the Paraguayan ones, yet. 🙂
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So maybe it’s time to make a trip, I am sure the best ones you can get in Paraguay 😀 And Uruguay is amazing as well!
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Yes! 😀 Someday, maybe… But for now, I’ll make them myself. 😉
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Mmm I love the sound of these! I haven’t heard of them before but they look amazing!
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I remember my first bite of chipa and explosion of happiness 😀
Such a delicious bite – I love that side of guacamole!
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Thank you dear, I like it as well, it’s refreshing 😀
Mine did not rise even though I followed the recipe exactly–any ideas what might have happened or how to fix it??