Panko - 1 Kg
Panko is a kind of ready-made breadcrumbs, this type is coarsely chopped. This is perfect for making that "crunch" typical of the crunchiness of cutlet, for example, or fried food. It can also be used to make beef burgers or pasta toppings and stuffing. The term Panko defines a particular type of breadcrumbs, prepared using white bread, typical of Japanese cuisine. Classic of Japanese cuisine, panko is widely used in the preparation of fried foods, thanks to its particular lightness and crunchiness, given by the fact that it does not fry, unlike traditional breadcrumbs, but absorbs air, swelling, causing the fats to slip away during frying and preventing vegetables, meat and fish from getting soaked in oil.
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Product:
Panko
Feature:
Granular
Country of production:
China
General information:
The Panko is a kind of breadcrumbs ready, this type is coarsely chopped. This is perfect for creating that "crunch" is typical of the crunchiness of the cutlet, for example, or fried. It can also be used to make burgers of beef or seasonings to the dough and the filling. The term Panko defines a particular type of bread crumbs, prepared using white bread, typical of japanese cuisine. Classic japanese food, the panko is widely used in the preparation of fried food, thanks to its particular lightness and crispiness, due to the fact that not fry, instead of the breadcrumbs traditional, but incorporates air, swelling up, sliding away the fat in frying and avoiding the vegetables, the meat and the fish to soak in the oil.
Manufacturer:
Herman Kuijper
Content:
1 Kg
Ingredients:
Wheat flour, yeast, salt, improver of bread, E300, E516
Mode of storage:
A cool, dry place away from direct light
- To be consumed preferably within
