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Hi Fuschia,

You're correct, the bread crumbs that you purchase in the round tubs off the grocery shelf are dried bread crumbs. Soft bread crumbs are made from fresh or day-old (but not hard) bread. To make the crumbs, whirl the bread slices in a blender or food processor or tear or cut the bread into very small pieces. Measure the crumbs by spooning into a measuring cup - don't pack them down. One slice of bread should equal about 3/4 cup bread crumbs. You can store extra crumbs in the freezer to use as needed (a good way to use up unused bread).

Happy Cooking!

Betsy
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