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Lemon-flavoured Frumen for the oven
A mixture made for coating your meat or fish fillets with a subtle hint of lemon. It is not fried, it is baked in the oven, which makes it clean, low in fat, healthy and delicious.
Specifications and formats:
Specifications: Heterogeneous orange-coloured granules.
Formats: Available in a 120 g stand-up doypack.
Specifications and formats:
Specifications: Heterogeneous orange-coloured granules.
Formats: Available in a 120 g stand-up doypack.
Applications and uses:
Breading
Au Gratin
Breading
Au Gratin
Breading
Au Gratin
How to use Lemon-flavoured Frumen for the oven
Preheat the oven to 210ºC. Cut up or fillet the food to be cooked. Beat an egg and coat. Put the pieces on a wire rack and bake in a hot oven for 8 minutes.
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