Bread Sticks
Submitted by ponca
Garlic Parmesan bread sticks made from pizza dough, brushed with garlic butter and baked crispy at high heat. Four ingredients, no pan needed, ready in minutes.
YIELD
4 servingsPREP
10 minCOOK
5 minREADY
20 minTurn leftover pizza dough into crispy garlic bread sticks with nothing more than melted margarine, garlic powder, and Parmesan cheese. Score the dough into strips, brush with garlic butter, hit them with cheese, and bake directly on foil until golden and crunchy.
The high heat is what makes these work. The thin strips of dough crisp up fast, going from soft and pale to golden and shatteringly crunchy in just a few minutes. Baking on foil placed directly on the oven rack, with no pan in between, gives the bottom direct heat for extra crispness.
Score the dough before baking but don’t fully separate the sticks. They’ll bake as one piece and snap apart cleanly along the score lines once done.
Kitchen Tips
- Watch them closely at high heat. Thin dough goes from golden to burnt in under a minute.
- Adjust the garlic powder to your taste. Start with half a teaspoon and add more if you want a stronger garlic punch.
- Use heavy-duty aluminum foil. Thin foil tears when you try to move it to the oven rack and drops your bread sticks.
Variations
- Add dried Italian herbs (oregano, basil, thyme) to the garlic butter for a seasoned breadstick.
- Sprinkle with everything bagel seasoning instead of Parmesan for a different flavor.
- Serve with warm marinara sauce or ranch dressing for dipping.
Ingredients
Directions
After making the dough for your pizza you place it on a piece of heavy duty aluminium foil.
Spread it into a circular pizza shape.
Take your pizza cutter and score the dough into ½ inch slices and then cut the entire pie in half.
Melt a ½ stick of margerine and add ½ teaspoon of garlic powder(add more or less to suit you).
Spread this on your bread sticks.
Top the bread with parmesean cheese and place aluminum foil directly on oven rack-no pan needed-at 450 degrees until crispy and browned.
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