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Tropicalsenior

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10 minutes ago, liuzhou said:

 

I've seen favourable reports about using panko, too. Again, I've never tried it so can't really say much.

Panko would probably be okay if that's all you have but I think this needs a bit more body and panko tends to get mushy. What I used was good homemade bread**, blitzed in the food processor, and then toasted in the oven to dry until it is just a pale brown and thoroughly dry. Then, as you would say, Robert is your mother's brother.

** now that I think of it, any of my 'not so good bread' goes into bread crumbs, too.

Tropicalsenior

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8 minutes ago, liuzhou said:

 

I've seen favourable reports about using panko, too. Again, I've never tried it so can't really say much.

Panko would probably be okay if that's all you have but I think this needs a bit more body and panko tends to get mushy. What I used was good homemade bread**, blitzed in the food processor, and then toasted in the oven to dry until it is just a pale brown and thoroughly dry. Then, as you would say, Robert is your mother's brother.

** now that I think of it, any of mine not so good bread goes into bread crumbs, too.

Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

3 minutes ago, liuzhou said:

 

I've seen favourable reports about using panko, too. Again, I've never tried it so can't really say much.

Panko would probably be okay if that's all you have but I think this needs a bit more body and panko tends to get mushy. What I used was good homemade bread, blitzed in the food processor, and then toasted in the oven to dry until it is just a pale brown and thoroughly dry. Then, as you would say, Robert is your mother's brother.

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