I know this recipe seems silly or a non-essential recipe but I know that I will never again buy normal bread crumbs from the store! I love that Mark is teaching me (again) how to buy less processed foods at the store and use more of what I have at home to cook for my family. I love that he mentions panko bread crumbs in his intro, because that is what these bread crumbs reminded me of.
Even though he calls for French or Italian bread I just used some white sandwich bread that I had already to make chicken parmigiana. It was great! This recipe is also good with leftover hamburger or hot dog buns!!
HTCE p.876
HTCEV p.804
Welcome to our blog! We wanted a place to share reviews of Mark Bittman recipes from "How to Cook Everything" and "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian" cookbooks. This blog's purpose is not to re-post recipes, but instead we will leave feedback for HTCE and HTCEV users on recipes we have tried, what we have loved and what we haven't loved.
Quote from Intro:
"Anyone can cook, and most everyone should. It's a sorry sign that many people consider cooking 'from scratch' an unusual and even rare talent.
In fact, it is a simple and rewarding craft, one that anyone can learn and even succeed at from the get-go." -Bittman, HTCE
In fact, it is a simple and rewarding craft, one that anyone can learn and even succeed at from the get-go." -Bittman, HTCE
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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I've got a nice, big jar of toasted/dried breadcrumbs and some fresh in the freezer! Thanks, Mark, for saving us yet again from having to put random extras on the grocery list. And I love using my food processor for this task. I save up bits of bread in the freezer and just do a bunch at once.
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