Panko Recipe (How to Make Japanese Bread Crumbs)

Ever wondered how to make the shatteringly crisp crust of many Japanese fried dishes? This week I'm diving deep into panko, the Japanese version of breadcrumbs! Making it panko at home is easy and I've got you covered with two methods that make it easy to make homemade panko.

✚ RECIPE ✚

✚ INGREDIENTS ✚
200 grams Japanese sandwich bread (2 slices, 3 centimeters thick)

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INDEX:
0:00 Intro
0:05 Ingredients
0:18 Food Processor Method
1:52 Cheese Grater Method
2:46 How to Use Panko

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[ReubenNinan]

I absolutely love your videos! One of the best, if not the best English Japanese food oriented channel! Thank you for your work

[kathcares]

Yes! Now I know how you get those ridiculously crispy crusts on all your panko fried foods! I used the boxed stuff and mine didn't look nearly as good. Thanks for sharing your secret!🤫

[ConstanceMiller-xd]

I use panko for anything I bread ( no Italian bread crumbs for me).I didn't know they could be home made. Thank you Thank you. I watched your video for chilie verde and clicked on your videos that's how I cam upon this . I really enjoy you you're up beat and informative. Keep up the great work😊

[waleedaljaber]

work of magician, I like the way you show this recipes, thank you.

[LewdGeek]

Oh god I love you mark for that video, I often miss panko and have to go to the grocery store

[thegrandcricket]

Interesting technique for making panko without a food processor! It does look like a little more work, but it's still a great option for anyone without a food processor or for someone who doesn't want to spend the money on one. 👌👍

[TheReddishPencil]

Wow, I stumbled upon this tutorial on making Japanese breadcrumbs and I'm amazed! The way you demonstrated the process with such finesse and clarity is truly commendable. I'm feeling so inspired to try this out myself. Your video has an authentic charm that sets it apart. Kudos to you for sharing your expertise with us. Can't wait to explore more of your content!

[tdman]

I tried this recipe this noon and it worked. Thank you. 😊

[RedwolfDogrocket]

Excellent no nonsense video thank you!
Also can you do a kiev recipe using these please?

[Maplecook]

Okay, now I wanna go on a Marc's fried food binge, eh? haha

[angelacharles]

Thanks for this very useful info on panko bread crumbs ☺️

[jamesrichards]

Can i use any other bread if i dont have japanese sandwich bread?

[shiorywalker]

Nice!! Now I will make my panko! Maybe I will try to mix it with some paprika 😊

[borba]

Hi, I like your breadcrumb suggestions. I can't find your website. Is it possible for it to be sent to me? Thank You.

[gladysma]

0:56 cubes of bread to food processer ...
1:29 bake 285F for. unless all water evaporated.

[xiomaraf.]

Question can I tost the bread a little or not? Woooow frozen never done it like that before thanks

[HenrySamosir-rnot]

Thank you sharing. How to make the color of panko a bit yellow? Coz i never deep fry my food, instead i use air fryer.

[nickmorales]

Hello Mark how you doing is your friend Nicholas and Southern this is great because for a little box of panko crumbs they cost about $3 but with this I can make my own panko cheaper and my question to you is does it have to be Japanese sandwich bread or can I use regular white bread and maple cook I see that you're in there too so how you doing what's going on up there in the great white North LOL anyways I got to go I'll talk to you guys later thanks for the I really like that anyways later guys your friend in southern Nevada

[ando]

cool. theres a low carb version of this white bread in japan....i will try this out though since we dont have ovens, i am stuck using my microwave/oven/grill. since the heating element is on top, should i cover the panko slightly to avoid it browning?

[geminil]

First question! Where can I buy Japanese bread?