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In a recipe if I were to substitute fresh bread crumbs in a recipe that calls for....?
dried crumbs how do I do the conversion?? Would 1 cup of fresh be equal to 1 cup of dried??? Thanks in advance...
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
throw a piece of bread or two in the food processor or even in a cleaned coffee grinder. Check out my blog. http://thegrourmet.blogspot.com/
- 1 decade ago
Bread crumbs are bread crumbs, so when a recipe calls for them, I don't buy a separate can of crumbs, I just chop up a piece of bread or two into little pieces and it works just fine!
The only reason crumbs are dried is so that they store longer without molding!
Yes, 1 cup to 1 cup!
- ?Lv 41 decade ago
Take a few minutes and just dry the fresh bread in a toaster oven first. Then crush when dried.