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'Rock Your World' Croutons

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I never like croutons that the store makes, so I set out to find a recipe that works really well with our palates. This one foots the bill.  You can increase/decrease ingredients however you like.  :-)
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Ingredients:
  • 1/2 loaf of fresh-made Italian Bread 
  • 3 TBSP Olive Oil
  • 1 tsp Kosher Salt
  • 1 TBSP Italian Seasoning

Instructions: 
Preheat oven to 400*F. Cube your bread.  In bowl, toss bread with Olive Oil - a few TBSP at a time.

Sprinkle the sale and herbs as you mix the croutons around

Place on a baking sheet, evenly spread out.  Roast for 12-15 minutes. Set your timer.. bread is something that is too easy to forget about and burn.  They will firm up a bit after you remove them.  I like mine to be full of brown color but not burnt or overly hard.

Pro Tip:
Make sure to leave these uncovered while they come to room temp.  Otherwise they will steam from the heat and ruin the texture.

Original recipe calls for 1 TBSP of salt. This was WAY too much, but I also had just a few piece of bread and mixed them in a bag. I have changed the recipe to reflect what I want to do next.
Edited 12/30/22

* I set this in the fridge and stirred every hour until solid.

** Recipe credit to Tricia Leach 

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