Homemade Bread Crumbs

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Learn how to easily make your own healthy, high-fiber bread crumbs from whole wheat bread. This recipe includes instructions for both dry and soft bread crumbs, offering a healthier and more economical alternative to store-bought options with no mystery ingredients.

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Cooking Time
Approximately 30-40 minutes
Difficulty
easy
Servings
Makes approximately 1-2 cups of each type of bread crumbs (from 3 slices of bread per type)

🍳 Cooking Flow

Cut or tear fresh whole wheat bread into pieces. → For dry bread crumbs, bake the pieces at 300°F (150°C) for 30 minutes, turning halfway, then process until fine. → For soft bread crumbs, process the torn fresh bread chunks immediately until crumbly. → Optionally, add your desired seasonings to the dry crumbs. → Store both types of bread crumbs in the freezer for long-term freshness.

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Ingredients List

100% Whole Wheat Bread (fresh):6 slices (3 for dry, 3 for soft)
Spices (e.g., oregano, thyme, garlic powder, optional):As desired

Important Notes

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Always use fresh bread for making bread crumbs to ensure the best flavor and texture.

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For dry bread crumbs, it is crucial that they are completely dry after baking to prevent moisture and allow for extended storage. If needed, leave them in the turned-off oven to cool and dry completely.

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Homemade bread crumbs can be stored in freezer bags in the freezer for up to a year.

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You can easily make seasoned bread crumbs by adding your favorite spices, such as oregano, thyme, garlic powder, or cayenne pepper, to the processed dry crumbs.

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To make Panko-style bread crumbs from soft crumbs, spread the soft crumbs on a baking sheet and bake in a 300°F (150°C) oven for 6-8 minutes without letting them brown, then cool completely.

📺Channel:Jenny Can Cook
👀Views:589,466
👍Likes:7,176
📅Published:9/26/2013

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