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What's the best way ........
GiJo
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How do I make breadcrumbs without using a food processor?
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Grate the bread0
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Or scrape the old dry bread (has to be pretty stale - it is very hard to do to fresh bread) with a fork if you don't have a grater to hand. Doesn't do a great job, but is good enough at a squeeze.0
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Let the bread dry out and rub between your hands.
EDIT: Its the way it used to be done.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I've tried using a grater but I end up with a doughy mess :sad: Perhaps the fork method would work better.0
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Rikki wrote:Let the bread dry out and rub between your hands.
EDIT: Its the way it used to be done.
Its the way I still make breadcrumbs for my homemade stuffing. This way I can have coarse and fine breadcrumbs.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Yes.
This method works better with stale bread so let it dry out in the bowl before you start.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I obviously need to let the bread dry out first, whichever method. That's where I've been going wrong I think. Thanks to all for the replies0
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