CheffJeff Nathan Creations, Gourmet Panko Plain Gluten Free, 15 Ounce (2 Pack)
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Questions & Answers
Product of Israel is written on the label.
Selected User Reviews For CheffJeff Nathan Creations, Gourmet Panko Plain Gluten Free, 15 Ounce (2 Pack)
It thickens stews and soups; it works with breading, but I found that even with an egg wash, some of it falls off. br>br>Palm oil is in the ingredients, so one star is deducted. br>br>In general, it's a kitchen must-have. I made eggs with it and chopped onions, and it was delicious. Frozen chopped spinach, onions, garlic, seasoning, oil, and eggs are all good options. This is a fantastic soufflé. If you fry it, it will turn bitter and black. br>br> As a result, I reduce the heat and use less oil.
The panko crumbs in this recipe have been lightly toasted. When used to coat dredged meat, they do not become sloppy or soggy. It bakes up beautifully and tastes far superior to other brands I've tried. These were cheaper on subscribe and save, but they're so good that I'm willing to pay the higher price.
My wife has been using this product for a long time and is completely satisfied with it for all of her breading requirements. From vegetables to meatballs in a muffin pan, this recipe is very versatile! You will not be dissatisfied with your purchase.
There is no charge for breading. I season with a variety of spices. br>Whatever my mood is, taco spice, parmesean, hot spices. br>I coat the chicken in mayonnaise, then dredge it in breadcrumbs before baking it. br>Perfection is a word that comes to mind when I think of the word "perfection.
This is a handy pantry staple, but it has a texture similar to crushed saltines rather than panko.
Of course, they aren't exactly like real panko, but they are crunchy, and I used them in meatballs as well as on stuffed mushrooms as a crispy topping.
For fried chicken and meatloaf, this recipe is fantastic.
When I don't have time to make my own panko, I reach for this. When I use it in my meatloaf, I put it in the ninja to finely chop it and then add milk to soften all of the bits. That way, the meatloaf won't have any white hard bits in it.