This blog is to share recipes we have found work for us as we follow a Gluten Free regime. Most pictures will be taken by my "sous chef" son as we use cooking as a means of integrating educational and OT activities into daily life. Please remember to check all your ingredients for suitability if you have food allergies/intolerances... we are detailing things that work for us.
Monday, 25 February 2013
Crispy Croutons
We are always looking out for ideas for easy things to make... even better if they use up cupboard items that may be nearing their 'use by' date. These croutons are dead easy...
Checking our 'Justin' case bag, the Dietary Specials white Ciabatta Rolls were due to be used up.
So, we cut them into cubes (roughly and inch/2cm in size) and placed them in a mixing bowl.
They were seasoned with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Two tablespoons of oil was mixed through thoroughly.
The bready bits were added to a hot frying pan (we did ours in two batches) and moved around to minimise catching.
Once they'd toasted through, the croutons were turned out onto a piece of kitchen paper to cool.
They can be added to salad, eaten with chilli or just snacked on. We sometimes add spices or garlic into the mix and they never last long. However, if you need to store them, put them in an airtight container and they'll keep a couple of days.
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This is a great idea! Croutons are so handy to have around, and I like the fact that you don't use too much oil - I will be trying these soon!
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