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Easy Baked Croutons

Easy Croutons Recipe

Store leftover croutons in a sealed ziplock bag in the freezer. Warm the croutons in an oven or toaster oven whenever needed.

Ingredients:

  • 3 slices bread cut to even-sized cubes
  • 50 grams butter
  • 1/2 tbsp garlic powder
  • 1/4 tsp salt
  • freshly cracked black pepper
  • 1 tbsp favourite herbs such as parsley, oregano, rosemary, Italian herbs either fresh, dried or combination of both

Directions:

  1. In a heated saucepan, melt butter, garlic powder and salt, stirring to mix well. Coat bread cubes evenly in the melted butter mixture. Season with herbs and freshly cracked black pepper.
  2. Transfer croutons, one layer, onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Bake at pre-heated oven of 180°C (356°F) for 15 minutes, or until the croutons are golden and crispy. Add them as topping for your salads and creamy soups.

Noob Cook Tips:

  • Instead of soft bread, use sliced French baguette, cut to cubes.
  • For healthier choice, you may use olive oil instead of butter.

 

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13 comments on “Easy Baked Croutons”

  1. I actually made a fuss free (more like lazy. Hee) recipe. I just glazed the cut bread with EVOO and chopped garlic/garlic powder (lazy me) and dump them in the oven. Taste just as good. Hehe. Will give this a try though. ;)

  2. Again, I like the “cutting” method. Makes life in kitchen much easier!

  3. Hi Wiffy
    Can I use wholemeal bread instead of white?
    Also, how do I prevent fresh herbs from turning too dark under the oven grill? (My usual problem). I usually use dried herbs when baking for that reason. Thanks!

    • Hi Carmen, yes, can use wholemeal bread. I’m using a mix of fresh and dried Italian parsley which did not dis-colour after baking.

    • Wiffy, I normally use Wholemeal bread n the croutons have a better texture when baked :) try it :) Michelle

  4. I always like making my own croutons, they taste sooo much better than ready ones. I adore your baking paper (!)

  5. My girls simply adore croutons!

  6. Yum yum! We love croutons and I bet your homemade ones would far surpass the store bought ones! ;)

  7. I love croutons. They are so good in soup , salad or even as a snack. Yours look really tempting.

  8. I MADE THEM THE SUPER SIMPLE WAY… JUST SPRINKLED ZESTY ITALIAN DRESSING ON THEM.. THEN BAKED… SO GOOD..

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