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October 15, 2010 by: Cathy

Grissini Olive Oil Bread Sticks: HBinFive

My family loves bread sticks, particularly the soft kind you get at Italian restaurants.  I’ve never cared too much for crunchy bread sticks so I wasn’t really sure how I would like these Grissini Olive Oil Bread Sticks. However, I decided to give them a try.

To  make these bread sticks, we had the choice of using the Healthy Bread in Five Minutes Master Recipe, 100% Whole Wheat Bread dough, or 100% Whole Wheat Bread with Olive Oil dough. I chose one of my favorite HBinFive doughs – 100% Whole Wheat Bread with Olive Oil Dough. I’ve used this same dough to make Grilled BBQ Pizza,100% Whole Wheat Bread with Olive Oil, and Aloo Paratha.  All of the breads I’ve made with this dough have been delicious. 

I thought this dough would do well for these bread sticks.  I was right. They taste great!  My son and my BF liked them as well. They said these were better than the Grissini I made for the Mellow Bakers a few months ago.  Go figure!

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You can find the recipe for the 100% Whole Wheat Bread with Olive Oil Dough on Google Books on page 81.

Making the Grissini Olive Oil Bread Sticks

To make these bread sticks, you just take 1/2 pound of the 100% Whole Wheat Olive Oil dough out of the refrigerator and roll it out into a rectangle.

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Then you cut the dough into 1/8-inch wide strips with a pizza cutter or sharp knife.

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Then lay the strips on a prepared cookie sheet or parchment paper.  I opted for the parchment paper.  I made some twists and some normal bread sticks.

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Then I brushed olive oil over each strip and sprinkled them with salt and rosemary – some crushed and some whole leaves.

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Then, I baked the bread sticks on a baking stone for 10 to 16 minutes.

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Grissini are done when they are nicely browned and beginning to crisp. Don’t cook them too long. They will firm up  when they cool.

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Here are the bread twists.I thought they turned out great.  They were crunchy with a delicious flavor.

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The regular bread sticks tasted great as well. So I’ve been converted.  I now like crunchy bread sticks.

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Be sure to check out BigBlackDog to see what the other bakers made for the October 15th Bread Braid roundup.  I’m sure you’ll get some new and creative ideas.


About the HBinFive Baking Group
The HBinFive Baking Group, started by Michelle of Big Black Dogs, is baking through all of the breads in the Healthy Bread in Five Minutes book. For more information on the HBinFive baking group, check out BigBlackDog.

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Comments

  1. Tweety's kitchen says

    October 16, 2010 at 11:04 am

    I like the twists idea. They look pretty neat! I wasn’t sure about skinny, crunchy breadsticks either. My hubby kept telling me to take them out of the oven, cause he didn’t want them crunchy. They were really good though. Kind of addictive like eating a bag of Cheetos or something.

  2. Clarice says

    October 17, 2010 at 9:07 am

    Your blog is looking really good! Your breadstick photos are really nice–good idea to use a mason jar.

  3. Guff says

    October 19, 2010 at 1:15 pm

    These look great. I am surprised they lasted long enough to get them in a jar and take a picture.

  4. Judy's Bakery & Test Kitchen says

    October 24, 2010 at 12:12 am

    Love the twists idea! I will put that as a note in my book.

    I agree with Guff–it’s hard to save any for later.

  5. Michelle says

    October 30, 2010 at 7:30 pm

    Hmmm… know I commented on your post and I’m not sure what happened to it.

    But, I too, love the twists, so easy but so unique!

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