Rex
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Homemade Croutons
Sun, 03/21/04 2:17 PM
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Hi all, The search feature on the forum isn't working (at least for me it isn't), and I was going to check to see if I could find any crouton recipes. Basically all I am looking for is something simple, with your basic herbs and spices and garlic. I have checked the net and found some stuff but nothing that specifically tells what herbs and spices to use. Any help is always appreciated.
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Scarlett
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RE: Homemade Croutons
Sun, 03/21/04 4:32 PM
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Fried Croutons 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 2 slices bread, sometime I use a mixture white, French rye, etc 1/4 (one quarter) inch dice to make 1 cup Fresh herbs or dried (your choice) finely sliced/chopped (In a pinch I've used the dry Italian Spice) 1 clove garlic, peeled and left whole Salt and freshly ground white pepper Heat the oil in a small saute pan or skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and let it sizzle for a bit, remove garlic. Add bread -- add the herbs of your choice (sage/rosemary/thyme) salt and pepper. Sautee over medium flame until crisp and golden brown. I sprikle with a bit of grated parmesan while still warm.
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Cosmos
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RE: Homemade Croutons
Mon, 03/22/04 8:31 AM
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We do a very similar recipe, but toast the bread a bit in a toaster oven to dry it out, and we use a lot more garlic added with the bread. Just be sure to pick it out when you're done.
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lleechef
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RE: Homemade Croutons
Mon, 03/22/04 6:24 PM
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Cube your bread and put it in a bowl. Mix fresh chopped garlic with melted butter or olive oil and pour over the bread. Add a handfull of parmesan and fresh chopped parsley. Mix all together. Toast in the oven until brown.
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Rex
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RE: Homemade Croutons
Tue, 03/23/04 12:26 PM
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Thanks all....sorry I couldn't get back to this post sooner....but life called. I like the pan fried version.....most of what I read on the net was oven baked....but I think I like the stove top method. Thanks again
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