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Keep ingredients ready. |
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Mix together all-purpose flour, salt, sugar, 4 tbsp butter, yeast and 1 egg with sufficient WARM milk to form a sticky dough. |
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Keep the dough in an oiled bowl. Cover bowl with a cloth and keep bowl in a dark warm place for at least 1 hour for fermentation. (I keep in oven or microwave) |
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After 1 hour you will see the dough has doubled in size. |
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Place the dough on kitchen slab and give light punch to dough to remove air from it. |
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Divide dough into 8 portions and form balls. Flatten each ball using your hands or rolling pin, stuff enough sausage chilly fry in it. (See Recipe notes below) |
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Tuck the edges upwards together and seal tightly to foam a ball. |
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Place these breads on a greased and flour dusted baking tray.(Place breads keeping sealed side on the tray) |
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After 45 mins you will see the breads have increased in size.
Preheat oven at 425 deg F (225 deg C).
Brush the top of breads with egg and milk mixture and sprinkle sesame seeds over it.
Bake for 8-10 mins till top of breads turn nice and brown.
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Bake for 8-10 mins till top of breads turn nice and brown. |
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Place the breads on a cloth and brush top of breads with some melted butter and keep them covered in a cloth for at least 15 mins or just before serving them. |
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Chouriço Pão are now ready! Serve them warm...
Enjoy!!! |
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Hi.. Love your website.. At what temperature should these be baked?
Thanks for the feedback…its there in step 9,
Preheat oven at 425 deg F (225 deg C).
Hi Xanti, great recipe, one question please – If I were to bake the chourico Pao in an electric oven what would be temperature settings be?? Any idea??
Hi gema
yes it shld be the same 🙂
Great recipes Xanti!
How many gram would a cup be?
For flour
1 cup =250 grams
Must say u r really good as cooking. When u next come to india I mean how do conduct a few classes.
I will b it first 55 yr old student.
God bless
Made them as per your recipe ..turned awesome ….For four cups flour I double the yeast n other ingredients right
Thanks for the feedback . Yes you need to double all the ingredients 😊
Hi xanti,
Want to try your recipe just wanted to know shall I use the whole packet of Rapid rise yeast for the quantity u mentioned above …thanks in advance
Hi sarah
My recipe says
2 tbsp year
Love your website. I have a query. What do you mean by stick butter? Shoud we use melted butter or cold butter.
Hi Merrybee
Here in the US we get butter in the form of sticks. Each stick is 8 tbsp.
I’ve tried the Goan pav 6 times and they never turned out with that crust like how we get in Goa
Do u have any idea how I can do it exactly like poder pav?
Hi Jennifer
Yes, my Goan Pao recipe that I have shared is soft on the top. Guess your looking for the “Kadak” Pao which has a crusty top ? I have no idea how to get that. If I come across it, I will surely try that out and share it on the site 🙂
I get crusty top if I bake first brushing a bit with butter. Once bread are nice and baked I apply again. Take them out and before cooling brush a bit again if you want that glaze. Hope this helps😊
Hi sarita
Thanks for this tip
Will try it out and see how it works for me
Hello
How much milk do we use to knead the flour? So no water used only milk?
Hi rose;
Start with 1/2 cup milk (or a mix of milk and water). Slowly keep adding more milk/water to get a sticky dough. Yes, you can add both mix of milk and water as well 🙂
Mission Accomplished @Chourico Pao. … Thanks Xanti….. God Bless
Hi Gleta
Happy to know that you baked them 🙂 Thanks a lot for sharing your feedback here 🙂 Cheers !
Well, unless the potatoes are fried with some delicious sausages, in which case it is just the place to go. A common snack in Goa which is very much Portuguese in its origin, is the “Chourico Pao”, which translates to “Chorizo sausage and Pao”, or Goan Sausage bread.
yes, absolutely correct!
Can I replace 1 cup maida with 1 cup atta?
Hi Rita;
yes, you can 🙂
(But texture wont be the same as you wud get with 100 % maida)
Where is a good place to source Goan sausages in the US? unable to make this
Hi tina
No idea on where to get them… If you have the time, make your own sausage meat and you can stuff them in the bread.If not, try the mexican sausages which have a similar taste (not so good as goan ones though) to Goan sausages.
Hi Xanti can i make the bread size smaller by taking small portions as i wanted to serve it as small snack for party along with other snacks….
yes u can 🙂
Also can i make the bread rolls and keep in the freezer and bake it after one or days . Is this possible☺
i did not try it, but you can bake, freeze and thaw when required and heat them up.
What is the temperature I can use to bake in microwave
Hi Xanti I tried ur recipe for the first time but with a different twist I put cheese instead of sausages
Hi rochielle
thanks for trying the recipe with a twist 🙂
Xanti many thanks for the recipe. God Bless you
Thank you Teresa for appreciating my work 👍🏻😌🙏
Hi Xanti,
I tried the Chourico pao but the bread turned hard from outside. Can u point out what must be the reason 😕
Hi Chelsea
Knead the dough for long time till it’s nice and soft , don’t keep the dough too dry .
Hello Xanti.. Tried the sausage Pao and it was simply delicious. Just added a twist to the sausage filling. Ran short on the sausages, so I added cooked mince 50:50 ratio, and it turned out just the same. In fact the extra fat just all got absorbed with the mince. Thanks once again for the recipe.
Thanks gladwyn for trying the recipe …
That’s a good idea to combine with mince
Hi xanti,
I just wanted to know about yeast did you use the whole packet for mentioned quantity….thanks in advance
Hi sarah
Recipe says 2 tbsp yeast
Your recipe says 2 tsp yeast not tbsphence my dough was not rising?
Hi daisy
2 tsp yeast is sufficient for dough to rise for 2 cups flour.
Hi do we actually need 2 tbsp yeast for this recipe? Is it not too much?
Hi Tina
You can try with lesser amount it should work well if the yeast is really good quality.
Hi, I tried making the bed yesterday but it didnt rise when I left t to proof. The packet of yeast you have shown in the picture Inused two last night but mixed it directly in the flour. So probably is that why it disnt rise?
Now I tried mixing the yeast in warm milk and sugar and it formed lumps. Can you help me my chaurice chilli fry is ready but no pao 🙁
Please advise.
TIA
Mitchelle
Hi Michelle
The yeast I showed in the pic I to be used directly in the flour.
The dry yeast granules that you get needs to be activated in warm milk and sugar and then added to the flour.
However it should not form lumps . It should start to bubble / froth in 10-15 mins
Hi xanti.. Just to add..I made the chorico paos today and they were a hit in my family.. The pao was soft and lovely… But yes I used only 2 tsp instant yeast and not as per the recipe which says 2 tblspn.
Hi preeti
Yes I corrected it to tsp ,, thanks 😊
Xanti ma’am can you tell me the how much would be the quantity of flour in gms?
About 250 grams
Why does this recipe call for more yeast than the pao recipe?
Hi lyn
For the bun type texture I use egg in the recipe and that amount of yeast.(which happened to be a little denser dough )
Pao there is no egg in the dough (a lighter dough )
Hi Xanti, just a quick question. Does this dough need not be kneaded like your pao dough?
Hi Loren
Yes it has to be kneaded till a soft dough is formed.’
Followed the recipe to the T and yielded amazingly soft and delicious choris-pao! For a beginner with bread these I’m delighted with the results. Thank you!
Thanks Genevieve for your lovely feedback, glad you liked the choris Pao recipe 😊
What kind of milk should I use? Whole milk?
And about how much do you usually use?
I don’t measure , I use little by little till the dough is formed …
Yes whole fat milk is fine
Yes whole milk is fine
Hi Xanti… thank u for this delicious, easy to follow recipe.
Wanted to ask you if it’s possible to make the bread rolls & leave it in the fridge and bake it the next day?
Hi vernie
I have not tried baking any bread dough the next day , so cannot guide you on this.
Check the Internet, there are methods explained to do this
Hi shanti I tried ur recepie everything went well but wen it came to bake my bread it were just white didnt turn brown
Hi cherry
Check your oven settings for the BAKE option (all ovens are different ) and if it was done on bake mode then probably you would had to turn the TOP heat ON for a minute or so till you get a brown color on top
Can you tell me the butter quantity in grams . Also do we soften or melt the butter before using .
About 55 grams butter
Hi Xanti,I will be baking pav for the first time can you guide me how to use with fresh yeast, thanks
Hi Giselle
I have not tried using fresh yeast in my recipes so cannot guide you on this
Tried this today.. turned out so good.. thanks Xanti for your simple yet delicious recipes
Thanks Iona for your feedback 😊
Hi Xanti,
I’m a Goan Filipina ..grown up here in Goa. And a foody. Alwys did my best to learn traditional Goan Food.
Your page was recently suggested to me… And after trying ur chorizo bread… I really wondered why I didn’t find u first …
The bread was the best that I prepared out of all recipes I tried…
Thanku soo much . God bless you and keep you safe .. and successful.
Thanks lyn , glad that you tried my recipe 😊my website is up since past 4 years now 😀do try out some other recipes too and share your feedback
Tried your recipe to the tee. Very pleased turned out awesome. I do bake bread. Made the dough but could not bake it the same day so after proofing I left it in the fridge overnight. So yes you can put it in fridge n bake it the next day. I left it out to come to room temperature before proceeding. Thanks once again for your recipe.
Josephine
Thanks Josephine for trying the recipe and for sharing your tips 😊
Hi Xanti.
Can you use self raising flour instead of plain flour and yeast? If so, what quantities of self raising flour should I use?
Kind regards,
M
Yeast is required for baking breads
Hi xanti wat about will be the calculation if I use dry yeast(round small balls)
Active dry yeast … check the recipe notes below of that recipe page
Hi Xanti
I tried the recipe…the bread was soft but they were cracked all round … could you tell me why? I tried two times it was the same problem.
Hi Cynthia
Could be over baked or the dough was too dry
Can we make it without egg
Yes , you may omit the egg … but texture will not be the same but it works fine
Thank you so much Xanti for your recipe 😘
My bread turned really good…..
Thanks Aglin for sharing your feedback 😊
Thankyou mam for your lovely recipe
My Goan sasauges breads came perfect…
My son’s favourite
💯✔🥐🥐🥐🥐
Liza your very welcome.
Your Choriço pão recipe is perfect.
Thanks for sharing it.
I’ve been following your recipe. I enjoy sharing these perfect Chorico pao with family and friends.
Introduced some friends to your recipe and they were most excited.
Thank you, once again.