This recipe is wonderful... made it three times... now I'm about to try
making crackers with it, any suggestions?
Since I first tried to
make crackers from my discarded sourdough starter I have been hooked.
If you're a first - timer and have
never made crackers at home, this is an easy, no - fuss recipe to start with.
I find
when making crackers it is best to have the shortening or butter chilled first so it will really stand up in the flour.
I couldn't
make the crackers right after I made the almond milk so I put the almond pulp in the refrigerator for a day so maybe that made a difference?
Have canned tuna, berry spread, fresh vegetables or some other healthful topping to
make your crackers more interesting.
By making cracker jokes stupid and cheesy, a situation with them changes from each person as themselves to everyone against the joke.
Made the crackers with steel cut oats and used hemp seeds instead of pumpkin - as other have stated... it is a very flexible recipe.
The idea
of making crackers might seem like it's not worth the trouble, but trust me, these are SUPER easy to make and definitely worth the small investment of your time.
lol I
just made crackers yesterday and you are right they are not as easy as they look but not so hard that you should do it.
In keeping with military travel food, I originally
made these crackers as hiking food for my recent trip to California.
If you've no time to
make these crackers in the near future, you must definitely save them for a rainy day so either bookmark the recipe or save it to your pinterest board.
I will try
making the crackers first, but then I am going to play with the herbs and the liquid to see if I can't make an amazing vegan stuffed manicotti.
They have a surprisingly small amount of butter, but the extra melted tablespoon that you brush on top before sprinkling plenty of coarse salt
really makes these crackers a true favorite.
To
make the cracker crumbs you can place the crackers in a food processor and run until they are crushed or place them in a ziptop bag and roll over them with a rolling pin until they are crushed.
Soup aside, the oil is also great drizzled on just about any kind of egg, over tarts, on potato dishes / salads - it even
made a cracker spread with goat cheese a little more special.
This combination as I said works in a sandwich or on crackers, I mean you could remove the crackers and just
make these cracker bites into cucumber bites and that work too.
I found I could easily cooka bit longer without burning to
make crackers crispier, and in fact after they cooled I returned them to the oven in a pile in a baking pan for another 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
By the way, I went to our holiday meeting / potluck of GIG of Marin, and someone there had
made the crackers from Elana's cookbook — and they were sooooo good!