Crack Crackers
10
serves120
crackersMy name is Naomi and I’m a muncher.
Yep. My biggest downfall will always be potato chips. There is something about that satisfying crunch between my teeth that I really love.
However, in the past this either led to mindless snacking (hello family sized potato chip bag) or feeling resentful and deprived. No more, people!
These crackers are cheesy and salty and a little bit herby and they have the most delicious crispy texture.
Be warned that are are addictively good, so must be served with a healthy side of self control. Or eat the lot, I’m not gonna judge.
They’re light enough to savor by themselves, but sturdy enough to hold a good scoop of dip. Best of all, they’re easy and the batch makes heaps. You’re welcome. Enjoy!
Ingredients
180 grams of almond meal
40 grams of ground flaxmeal
150 grams of finely grated parmesan (not that gross stuff in a can though)
20 grams of nutritional yeast
1/2 teaspoon of dried herbs
1/2 teaspoon of onion powder
30 grams of ghee
2 eggs
Directions
- Pre-heat oven to 170 C
- Place all of the dried ingredients into a large mixing bowl and stir to combine.
- Place ghee in a microwave safe jug and melt.
- Add eggs to ghee and whisk until mixed.
- Pour egg mixture into dry ingredients and mix until a dough forms.
- The dough will seem a bit dry and crumbly but don’t add any more liquids, just keep pressing it together – trust me.
- Tear sheets of baking paper to the size of your over trays. I use two large ones.
- Divide the dough in half, or quarters if you have small trays, form into a ball and place on baking paper.
- Cover with another sheet of baking paper and get to work with your rolling pin.
- You want your dough to be very thin, about 3mm. Don’t panic though, they still taste amazing if they’re a bit thicker they just won’t have that crispy feel.
- Once they’re all rolled out use a knife or pastry cutter to cut them into shapes.
- Place in the oven and cook for 15 minutes, keeping an eye on them in case of over browning.
- When the time is up, remove them from the oven and use your knife to re-cut the lines that you marked prior to cooking. This will snap the crackers apart.
- Once separated, place the trays back into the cooling oven and leave them in there until cool.
- Store in an airtight jar or container and try not to eat them all at once.
Nutrition Facts
10 servings per container
Serving Size12 g
- Amount Per ServingCalories300
- % Daily Value *
* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
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These look delicious, but what are the total carbs per serving? (Not net carbs please)
Hi Laine.
I can confirm that these crackers are crazy delicious!
Here in Australia, and on the nutritional caculator that I use, net carbs are all that are shown.
To calculate the total carbs for you, I would need to find a new calculator and enter the ingredients in – both things of which I’m pretty sure that you could do for yourself if the total carbs is something that you need for your tracking.
I hope that you enjoy the recipe!
Cheers, Naomi