Crackers Recipe Whole Grain

There are plenty of whole-grain crackers on store shelves, but none taste as good to me as those made at home. You can use a mix of grains and flours to make them, including gluten-free varieties like millet, buckwheat and rice flours, and top them with any number of seeds, herbs or spices. They’re quick to mix together and very easy to roll out. “Healthy” crackers can be hard and dry, but this week’s offerings are not. I use olive oil in all of them, and some work best with a small amount of butter. I’ve been making sesame crackers for decades, tweaking my recipe over the years. They have a wholesome, rich, nutty flavor.

32 calories; 2 grams fat; 0 grams saturated fat; 1 gram monounsaturated fat; 1 gram polyunsaturated fat; 3 grams carbohydrates; 1 gram dietary fiber; 0 grams sugars; 1 gram protein; 17 milligrams sodium

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Thank you for a great basic recipe. Love them as a satisfying and delicious snack at work. If working in metric, try 150grams flour, 4 Tbsp oil, 3-4 Tbsp water.

To Cie: I have made this 3 times using your metric measurements, because I happen to have a metric scale. I make my own substitutions (instead of the sesame seeds): chopped rosemary one time, grated parmesan another, mixed seeds etc. Sometimes I glaze with egg and sprinkle Malden salt on top. Wonderful!

Nice flavor, not quite crunchy enough. Next time I'll roll them even thinner or bake them longer. Sea salt topping fell off, next time I'll press it in a bit to keep it on.

Whole Grain Crackers.

So good! Very flexible recipe. You don’t have to be too precise with measurements or timing. I’ve followed the recipe to a T and also have done some wildly delicious variations: black pepper, cheddar powder, paprika, ground pecans, whatever. Crackers are excellent with marmalade and cheese. Surprisingly flavorful considering how light the recipe is. Will make again and again to surprise guests. Holds up well for a few days if you let the cool down completely before storing.

Very, very bland. I rolled them as thin as I could and they were still not snappingly crisp. they need something besides the sesame seeds and oil for flavor.

These are delicious and are just a memory. All gone. I used more water and allowed a resting period. And I used raw sunflower seeds. Can’t wait to use sesame seeds next time.

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I made these today, but I didn’t have any sesame seeds, so I used 1/3 cup everything bagel seasoning and skipped the salt. That was WAY too much everything seasoning, but I’d do it again with maybe just 2 or 3 tablespoons. I hunk this will be a good basic recipe to play around with

This is my first time making these — or any — crackers. I had a few problems: i needed to add double the amount of water to be able to form a ball with the dough. Maybe measuring the flour by weight rather than volume would have been better? Also, it would have been helpful to know how thin to roll out the dough. And finally, since buckwheat flour is dark, baking until the crackers are lightly browned is problematic! I can see I will need to search for beginner cracker recipes.

Using weight (grams is best for me) in all baking. Volume measurements vary depending on my heavy hand with the flour scoop as I filling the ‘cup’.

Parmesan Whole Wheat Crackers

I made them today. the flavor was very good. But while baking the crackers puff, what can I do? and how tick the dough should be? Thanks

I used 1/3 maida flour (Natureland Wheat Flour) 1/3 Ragi Flour and 1/3 another grain flour. Add onion powder Garlic powder And a tablespoon or 2 of sugar

I used just shy of 1/4 cup poppy seeds in mine, turned out wonderfully. Next time I might add a tiny amount of sweetener.

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Crazy yummy. Halved the recipe ( for one) and added some furikake seasoning in place of just sesame seeds. Delicious and umami - can't get enough!

These are great- my favorite recipes are minimal input with maximal results, and this is one of those. I used buckwheat flour for flavor and to be gluten free, and sprinkled them with salt. They passed the spousal approval test with flying colors.

Yummy! I have a 93 year old friend who has celiac disease. i am gluten intolerant. I make these with Red Mill whole grain gluten free flour. l use Xanthan gum and a 2 tsp of butter in place of part of the oil. The crackers do better in my oven at 375º .Back before I had a little nugget running around the house, I was the queen of all things homemade. I made my own marshmallows for s’mores when we went camping. I sewed all my own baby wipes before Juniper was born. There were a few years where I even handmade all the Christmas gifts for my large family.

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And like all super naive first-time-parents-to-be (there is literally nothingthat can prepare you for it—nothing), I assumed I’d just go along in my happy homemaking ways after the ball of cuteness that is Juniper arrived. I even bought a pattern and some new fabric to sew a new travel bag during my maternity leave, because I thought I would have so much free time!

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It took me a good six months after Juniper was born to accept that I wasn’t going to be the homemade-everything kinda girl I was before. Another six months to not feel guilty about using jarred pasta sauce and buying burp cloths and handing out gift cards to my nieces at Christmas. And another six months to feel proud for doing what was best for me and my family at thetime. And now, slowly, a fewmonths after that, I’m beginning to incorporate back in some of my handmaking ways.

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Homemade. I still desperately love my back to basics tendencies, but I’ve also come to grips with the fact that in order for me to be a good mom, a good wife, a good businessperson, and still take care of myself, I have to let go of some of those desires to be all from scratchall the time. There are some moms who can juggle it all and do it beautifully, and I am so happy for them. I am not one of those moms. So, at least for now, I still buy jarred pasta sauce and my nieces and nephews still get gift cards for birthdays and holidays. And it’s fine.

But, like I said, now that the nugget is closing in on two (!), some of my old ways are making a return. She’s a little bit more independent, and I (sometimes) get to (almost) sleep through the night, which means I (sometimes) have enough energy to do crazy things like grind my own flour, bake my own whole wheat crackers, and make my own hummus. Which makes my heart very, very happy. My heart sings when I can live a from-scratch life!

Now that I’m backto some of my homemaking ways, I’m back to loving some of my favorite from-scratch-friendly brands. Today, I’m working with one of them—Palouse Brand—to talk about all things wheat berries and hummus!

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Palouse is a family farm out of Washington state that focuses on sustainably growing lentils, beans, and wheat berries. I’ve been buying Palouse Brand wheat berries for years (they sell them right on Amazon—even with Prime shipping!) for eating and grinding into flour. Grinding your own flour is one of those things that is something I think everyone should experience at least once in their lives. Freshly ground flour has such a wonderful nutty, fresh flavor to it!

If you get really into grinding your own flour, you can invest in your own flour mill, but if you just want to try it out for funsies, most high-powered blenders or food processors will do the trick. Even a coffee grinder will do it (albeit a tiny bit at a time). Without a highly quality flour mill, don’t expect to get really fine flour—but you can get flour that is ground enough to make a nice rustic loaf of bread. And know that you made it from scratch!

Let me talk a little bit about these whole wheat crackers! If you’ve never made crackers at home before, you HAVE to try it sometime. The ingredient list is short, it doesn’t take long to make, and they are so much tastier than crackers from the store. I love this recipe because they are 100% whole wheat (using white whole wheat flour that you either grind yourself or grab pre-ground from the store), and have a nice, light cheese flavor. Perfect for dipping in all your favorite hummus recipes!

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