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I posted a similar message earlier and didn't get many responses. However, I
figured out a new way to describe the kind of breadstick recipe I'm looking for: one that will make breadsticks similar to Little Caesar's Crazy Bread: soft, a bit chewy and moist. We love breadsticks at a local soup and salad restaurant (Eddington's) in Minneapolis that are similar to Little Caesar's Crazy Bread -- moist, chewy and soft. Problem is, we can't duplicate the breadsticks at home. We've tried all the various kinds of frozen dough recipes from the supermarket, but to us, the insides of the breadsticks always turn out too dry (even when we purposely under cook them). We also tried a "copycat" Little Caesar's Crazy Bread recipe found on the Internet that used Pillsbury frozen pizza dough, but that too tasted too dry on the insides. Anyone have a recipe for moist, soft breadsticks ... so soft and moist that if you hold them by one end, they'll droop down on the other end? I know that's a weird way to compare breadsticks, but it seems that the soft moist ones that we like, whether from Eddington's or Little Caesars, are soft enough that they droop when you hold them from one end. Thanks for your help!! -- NOTE: Please delete the word "REMOVE" from my e-mail address when replying. This is a spam guard. |
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