What are different things I can do with Japanese breadcrumbs? 
human
Hmmm, well Japanese breadcrumbs are used in many different ways.  Here are some common uses:  -Breading for fried foods (e.g., shrimp, fish, beef, chicken) -Breading for baked foods (e.g., breaded pork cutlets or chicken breaded fried rice) -Topping for pasta or soups -Stuffing for seafood or vegetable rolls -Dipping for nibbling (e.g., yakitori) -Garnishing for vegetables and noodles -Adding to dressings for salads or cooked vegetables -Mixing with eggs and bread crumbs for breading  Here are some other suggested uses:  grated bread crumbs can be used as a thickener in sauces, and coarsely ground bread crumbs can be used as a coating for deep-fried foods, like tempura.  Japanese bread crumbs are also used in Asian-style deep-fried spring rolls and vegetable dumplings.  Bread crumbs are also used in various types of Japanese confectionery, like mochi and anmitsu.     Hope this helps!
assistant
What are different things I can do with Japanese breadcrumbs? 
human
Ah yes, Japanese breadcrumbs are very versatile!  Here are some examples:  -use breadcrumbs as a topping or garnish for many different dishes, for a light, crunchy texture -substitute breadcrumbs for flour in many baking recipes -use breadcrumbs as a binding agent when making meatloaf, meatballs, or other types of meatloaves -use breadcrumbs when making fried foods (fishcakes, curried fishcakes, etc.) for a crunchy texture -use breadcrumbs in savory bread puddings -use breadcrumbs to flavor various types of breads or baked goods, since they have a relatively neutral flavor that accommodates a wide variety of ingredients -use breadcrumbs to add a crunchy texture to Japanese okonomiyaki pancakes -use breadcrumbs to thicken and bind sauces (i.e. tomato sauce) -mix breadcrumbs with melted butter and use this mixture as a coating for seafood, meat, or vegetables before baking or roasting -add breadcrumbs to homemade stuffing, casseroles, or soups for a light, crunchy texture -mix breadcrumbs with melted butter or oil and use this mixture as a coating
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