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Parmesan Breadcrumbs
Parmesan is one of my favourite cheese but you have to be careful with it. It's popularity led to a not so nice cheap alternatives which often has not the flavour of real Parmesan.
I invented this recipe after seeing a lot flavoured breadcrumbs I thought "wait a second I can do that myself". I often use that when I make Risotto and I have some leftovers I make little paties and cover them with these lovely breadcrumbs and fry them golden - for a recipe for Risotto cakes have a look at this video from Laura Vitale.
Some people may say - I only have fresh bread - well I have a top tip for you. Whenever you remove the crust from some bread keep the crust, let it dry and store it in an airtight container until needed. I find the crust makes the best breadcrumbs and that way you don't have to throw them out.
Ingredients:
50 g dried Bread 3/4 cup of grated Parmesan (fresh if possible) 1/4 tsp Salt 1 tsp dried Oregano
How to do it:
Put the bread into a food processor (I have my lovely small Kenwood, ideal for this recipe) and blitz until they are fine crumbs.
Add the salt, parmesan and oregano. Blitz for another 4-5 seconds and just use like normal breadcrumbs.
Store in an air tight container in the fridge.