Jeff Nathan Creations Chef Gourmet Panko Plain Gluten Free, 15 Ounce
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It has an egg label on it. The fact that you need to add something to hold gluten-free products together and give them structure is a major issue. Otherwise, it's a great product, and we've tried about ten different types of gluten-free panko, and this one is by far the best.
There is no expiration date on my container. The product I received (I've ordered twice now) was fresh and stayed that way for the entire 10-day period. It had been a year since I had used all of it. These crumbs are one of my favorite things in the world.
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Selected User Reviews For Jeff Nathan Creations Chef Gourmet Panko Plain Gluten Free, 15 Ounce
This is a complimentary item! This gluten-free recipe It's fantastic to get free panko! It's delicious and works well as a breading. I mix in a little vegetable oil, salt, garlic powder, and onion powder with the panko, then dip chicken or fish into the panko mixture and bake for 20 minutes at 375 degrees F. 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the cake. It always works like a charm!.
In terms of taste, I flavor my bread crumbs with herbs and parmesan cheese, so these are fine; however, when I used them to make chicken wings in the oven, the breaded coating didn't crisp up as well as I would have liked. Texture is always a challenge when eating gluten-free. I prepared a large family dinner for visiting relatives, and based on how many of them were consumed, they were a hit!.
It's just difficult because I use panko for fried foods, and I want the crumbs to stick to the food and crisp up when they're fried. Even with egg, these are too big to stick to-- They simply clump together. And when they're fried, they become softer rather than crispier. Ian's version is significantly superior. Rather than crumbs, this resembles kitty litter. Awful.
To make sure your breadcrumbs aren't too big, I recommend putting them in a food processor. Make sure it doesn't become flour! It will still work, but I prefer it to be a little coarser. In a wok with olive oil, I cooked my flattened chicken for about 2 minutes. 3 minutes per side, or until golden brown on both sides Then I finished it off by baking it for 5 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit. After that, I added a few more minutes to the broiling time. br>br>The only flaw I found was that when I tried to cook the chicken evenly on all sides, the breading fell off a little. I'm not sure how to keep that from happening, but it's still a good thing.
These are made with your hands in mind. the top gluten-free options To make cauliflower wings, you can use any free breadcrumbs you can find. They're extremely crunchy, and they bake up beautifully. I think I've tried every gluten-free product on the market. This brand of free breadcrumbs is unbeatable. I wish they were still available in stores.
This product has nothing in common with panko breadcrumbs. Panko is flaky and light, but these are more like dried bread balls. I used them in meatloaf and found that they didn't absorb liquid as well as regular panko breadcrumbs, so the meatloaf fell apart. Next time, I'll run them through the food processor and use them like regular dried breadcrumbs. I'm not going to buy any more of these.
When used for frying, they produce a crisp result. When they're reheated, they lose their crispiness. However, the majority of bread crumbs do not. They're "plain," so you can season them however you want or just eat them as is. I've also ground them into a finer crumb to use in place of regular bread crumb, and they've worked out beautifully. They're your favorite gluten-free bread crumb.