Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 (I posted this to the GFCFrecipes group, but I thought I might get a few more ideas on this list.) I've managed to make great tasting, crispy breadsticks using the recipe for Noah's bread. The kids love them. (As do the adults.) As has been suggested, I put the dough in a small baggie, cut a small hole at the end, then make thin strips of dough on a cookie sheet. I cook them at 400 degrees, for 35 minutes. Here's my question for the list: the breadsticks are crispy for the first day--then, just like the bread, they get soft overnight. Any ideas on how to adjust the recipe/baking time to keep them crispy after the first day? Right now I'm just sticking them back in the oven for a couple of minutes at 400, which makes them crispy again. However, I'd prefer it if I could " get it right " with only one baking. Any ideas would be appreciated. I'm also wondering if anyone has used Noah's bread dough to make crackers. Gaynelle Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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