This video demonstrates how bread crumbs can easily be made at home. Two methods are shown for this. For both the methods first bread has to be dried in oven at 230 degrees. For this you can use fresh bread or stale bread. After heating the bread should become dry and hard. In the first method, break the dried bread into smaller pieces and put in a blender. Start the blender and crush them. Your bread crumbs are ready. In the second method Put the dried bread in a plastic bag and close the bag after taking out all the air. You must fill one third of the packet with the bread. Then take a rolling pin and roll over the packet so that the pieces are crushed. The bread crumbs are ready.
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