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Bread crumbs
      #140082 - 01/19/05 02:47 PM
abby82

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Loc: Nevada

I want to make chicken fingers and I was wondering where I can get bread crumbs that are safe. Have any of you found a safe brand? I seem to only find ones that have dairy or MSG. Any suggestions?

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      #140219 - 01/19/05 10:45 PM
genie

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You could always make your own, then you know they are really safe. Just let some bread sit out till it drys and crumble...perfect and safe!!! If you have a bread machine you could even make your own bread.

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Re: Bread crumbs new
      #140283 - 01/20/05 07:03 AM
EllenL

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I crushed some safe store bought rosemary seasoned plain breadsticks to crumble on top of my soy mac and cheese...GREAT!

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Re: Bread crumbs new
      #140292 - 01/20/05 07:28 AM
Little Minnie

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A lot of times I whirl some old bread (italian or baguette type) in a food processor. But if your store has a good asian section look for Panko. They are Japanese bread crumbs and are safe and make awesome faux fried things! Really good and light!

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Re: Bread crumbs new
      #140341 - 01/20/05 10:52 AM
Shell Marr

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FINE DRY CRUMBS
Oven-toast stale bread at 300 degrees until crisp and dry. Crush with a rolling pin, or add to a blender (or food processor) a little at a time. Cover and blend until finely crushed. Each slice makes about 1/4 cup fine dry crumbs

Then... you can even make....

SEASONED BREAD CRUMBS
2 c. fine bread crumbs (use any method to make these)
1/3 c. instant onions
1 tbsp. parsley flakes
1 tbsp. seasoned salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
1 tbsp. Italian seasoning
Add garlic powder or salt if desired
Mix well and put in tight jar. Store in cool place.


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Edited by Shell Marr (01/20/05 10:59 AM)

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Re: Bread crumbs new
      #140465 - 01/20/05 04:31 PM
Kree

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Loc: Northern NY

I buy kosher Matzo Meal. It's totally safe and makes a great sub for regular breadcrumbs! It's usually in with the Jewish/Ethnic foods.

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Re: Bread crumbs new
      #373635 - 11/18/17 02:39 PM
TessD1891

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Loc: Ossining, New York

This recipe worked perfectly! I over-worked some bread dough and the bread was way too dense. So I sliced it and let it sit out for a week to get stale, baked it for a while, and then put everything in the blender. I added the seasonings too, and it tastes great! I was running low on bread crumbs, and now I filled up my store-bought bread crumb container instead.

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