Easy Yummy Croutons
Ingredients:
*2 12 ounce packages of your favorite oyster crackers
*1 cup Canola oil
*1 tsp lemon pepper
*1 tsp garlic powder
*1 ½ tsp dill weed
*1 package of either dry ranch dressing or Italian seasoning
Method:
Heat oven to 250°
Place oyster crackers in a large bowl and stir in Canola oil until well coated; pour into a large roasting pan. Mix all seasonings until well combined then sprinkle over the top of the oil-coated oyster crackers. Bake at 250° for 1 hour stirring every 15 minutes. Allow to cool, place in air-tight container to enjoy with soups or by the handfuls.
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Gosh! I am getting lazy resorting to two recipes in one week.
Today, I am visiting a certified, professional job coach. Hope that she has some excellent advice for me because I surely need it.
Have a great day, everyone!
Good morning, buddy! And good luck with your job coach! What are you looking for exactly?
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try your crouton recipe. It sounds very tasty - we love stuff like that that you can munch on. I bet it's addicting!
Have a good one - Vickie
Those sound yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you learn something new today...
Hugs,
Robin
Vickie, if I knew what I was looking for "exactly" I wouldn't have to visit the coach! ;D
ReplyDeleteYes, addicting is a good word for them.
Robin, thanks...something new is what I need to learn for sure.
Oh Vee...I love these things...when the kids were home, we made these each Christmas and packaged them for little neighborly gifts...
ReplyDeleteYou are making me hungry girl! Those rhubarb squares look so good.
ReplyDeleteDon't you wish we could sit down and have a cup of coffee and chat over one of those?
How are you adjusting to your new do? Was it a hit over the weekend?
Lazy...no way! That looks like my kind of snack.
ReplyDeleteHope your coaching session is beneficial!
Hi Vee!
ReplyDeleteI just got back from our trip to Ireland! We had a wonderful time!
I missed reading your blog and all my other favorites.
Good luck with the job coach! I hoipe she will be helpful!
Hugs, Pat
What a great idea!!! I bet these taste amazing in a salad! I'll have to try this....you made me laugh out loud again Vee *thud* :) Good luck with the coaching!! xxoo, Dawn
ReplyDeleteOyster crackers... bet they contain a form of lactose.
ReplyDeleteRanch dressing... lactose.
Not for the Lactose Intolerant.
I'm sure they are yummy but.. I'm finally losing weight, with my Lactose Intolerance! :-)))
A certified, professional job coach! WooT! That sounds heavy! Good luck with it.
Mari-Nanci
Smilnsigh
Good luck with the job coach. Hope you find the perfect job.
ReplyDeleteYep, I see myself eating these by the handful. Hold the lettuce, just pass the croutons!
ReplyDeleteThey have people for that? Wow, I learned something new today. What does a job coach do? Are you going to teach? Am I being too nosy?
ReplyDeleteThe recipe sounds delicious and easy, a must try!
Best of luck on the job hunt!
Vee, I love recipe ideas that are brand new to me. I had never thought of making croutons with oyster crackers. . I'll be putting them on my grocery list. The recipe looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the coach.
Vee, we can never have enough recipes can we? even if we try them only once, this looks like a good snack to me :).
ReplyDeleteJob coach??, I think you could probably teach her a thing or two!
This looks delish!
ReplyDeleteThis is a recipe I have been looking for. Thanks for the post! My guys are going to love me this weekend when I get this ready for their 'munchies'.
ReplyDeleteThose sound good! I bet my kids would enjoy making- and eating- them.
ReplyDeleteI have made those and I really like them especially in the winter when I am making lots of soups and stews....Mary
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