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January 1, 2013 By Living Lyme

Nut (bread) Crumbs
2015-09-26 15:38:37
Simple, delicious, and versatile.
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Ingredients
  1. Any nut of your choice.
  2. Almond, Pecan, and Walnut are always good.
Instructions
  1. Put nuts (preferably sprouted) in Food Processor.
  2. Puree until finely ground.
  3. Use in place of bread crumbs for any recipe.
Notes
  1. You can mix spices in with it as well.
  2. You could do Italian style, plain, spicy, or even do a dessert crumble with cinnamon.
  3. Get creative
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