Jun. 3, 2008
Make your own bread crumbs

Posted in Homestead Kitchen

Hello my fellow Homesteaders, if you are like me you might have some lingering hamburger or hot dog buns from your cookouts last week.  Well, before they get gross and moldy, make your own bread crumbs!  You can do this with your stale bread, homemade bread, homemade rolls... we were given 3 bags of buns after a cookout so we had quite a few left over!
All you need is your buns

And now grab your food processor

Pulse till crumbs

Bag and date the bags and stick them in the freezer

Now you are ready to add them to your meatloaf, or casseroles or whatever you need.

**Also, add parmesan cheese and basil to make them Italian bread crumbs.  Or use your imagination and come up with your own flavors!! The possibilities are endless!

From my Homestead to Yours,
~Chas~
Chasity L. Burrell
Senior Editor Homesteadblogger
My Cup Runneth Over at Heritage Acres Farm

Comments

Jun. 3, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by gabbie427

Great idea. We have a favorite recipe that calls for Italian bread crumbs (Parmesan Chicken), so in our home, we would add italian seasoning to the breadcrumbs as well!!

Thanks for sharing.

God's Blessings,
Amy Jo

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Posted by HeatherD76

Love this idea! How long will they last in the freezer btw?

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Jun. 3, 2008 - Great post!

Posted by oklamouse

I have been making my own bread crumbs for along time. I make mine a little differently so that I can store them on a shelf. I cut up stale bread into croutons, then dry them in the oven at 250* F. stirring them from time to time to speed up the process. Once they are fully dried & have cooled, I store the croutons in a gallon size container. I use these for salads, homemade dressing, and if bread crumbs are needed I simply toss a few into the food processor to chop them up.

Paula

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Jun. 3, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by SofteningClay

I also make my own bread crumbs. I usually pick up loaves on the day old bread cart or use heals of loaves. I put them in the food processor and then lay them out on cookie sheets. I bake them at 200 for 35-45 minutes, stirring occasionally. I then store them in a jar in the pantry. I can easily pull out what I want and it does not go bad.

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