
This week's kitchen tip was passed to me from my friend Jamie, who gave us a dish of delicious creamy homemade macaroni and cheese topped with her homemade bread crumbs.

Here's her easy method for making homemade bread crumbs:
1. Save any stale or dry bread, crusts, or heels in a bag in the freezer.
2. When bread crumbs are needed, pull the bag of bread out of the freezer and use a food processor to crumble the bread.
3. Season the bread crumbs as desired. For topping her homemade macaroni and cheese, Jamie seasoned the bread crumbs with garlic powder, salt, pepper, and onion powder.
4. Store unused/unseasoned bread crumbs in the freezer until needed.
Do any of you have more bread crumb tips to share? I'd love to hear! :)
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How to store various foods
My tip for the week: http://www.kitchenstewardship.com/2010/01/05/how-to-store-and-freeze-fresh-produce-grains-and-more/
Katie @ Kitchen Stewardship
I make bread crumbs in just the same way!
No toasting?
Every other recipe for homemade breadcrumbs requires toasting the bread. And this is why I don't ever make my own. Do you really just throw it in a food processor? That would be super easy and doable.
My tip today is a quick easy
My tip today is a quick easy way to get moist baked chicken boneless skinless chicken breasts & tenders.
http://kolfinnaskorner.blogspot.com/search/label/kitchen%20tip%20tuesday
kitchen tip
great idea I keep my bread to make crumbs and because no one eats the heels here i always save them they are great for those breakfast casseroles as well
here is my tip filled of safety tips in fact Please let me know if these sort of tips are considered o.k.
http://shopannies.blogspot.com/2010/01/kitchen-safet-tips.html
Back and forth tip- vinyl gloves!
What a great way to make breadcrumbs! My husband and I were just talking about this, particularly as we are looking into getting a breadmaker. We figure we will have lots of leftover bread and were considering what to do with it. Thanks for the tip!
Elaine's Vinyl gloves tip: http://mothershideaway.blogspot.com/2010/01/kitchen-tips-tuesday-vinyl-gloves.html
my tip today is how to make
my tip today is how to make January more exciting for eating...
oops dont know if i left the
oops dont know if i left the link to my site...
http://ctipsanhints.blogspot.com/2010/01/kitchen-tip-tuesday.html
More on bread crumbs
How to get them without depriving oneself of bread!
http://trialanderrorhomeec.blogspot.com/2010/01/ktt-bread-crumbs.html
Elaine's Vinyl Gloves Tips:
Elaine's Vinyl Gloves Tips: http://mothershideaway2.blogspot.com/2010/01/kitchen-tips-tuesday-vinyl-gloves.html
Freezing sweet potatoes
Here's a link to my post:
http://www.covenanthomemaking.com/2010/01/freezing-sweet-potatoes.html
Freezing sweet potatoes
Here's a link to my post! :)
http://www.covenanthomemaking.com/2010/01/freezing-sweet-potatoes.html
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