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Seeded Crackers with Rosemary

If, like me, you are addicted to reading the ingredients on everything you buy, you will know that a lot of shop-bought crackers contain emulsifiers as well as cheap oils and preservatives to extend the shelf life. These easy seeded crackers with rosemary are a great option if you want to try something homemade without the additives.

Cook

50m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Add the chia, flax and water to a large bowl. Mix well and leave for 10 mins to thicken.

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For

24

M

I

1/3

cup

Chia seeds

1/3

cup

Whole flax seeds

1

cup

Boiling water

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Per Serving

Calories

57kcal

Fat

4.6g

Saturates

0.5g

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Notes

My baking time is 50 mins. Check at about 40 mins and shorten the time if necessary. Each oven is slightly different. You want the crackers brown and crunchy but not too dark and burnt. You can use most seeds in the is recipe. Just keep the quantities the same. Don’t miss out the chia and flax though as they help them to bind. I like to score them with a knife before baking as it makes it really easy to break into a nice cracker shape afterwards. Once baked, they will last for 6-7 days in an airtight tub. I like to use a little olive oil as it gives a crispier finish but they will also work without the oil.

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Seeded Crackers with Rosemary

If, like me, you are addicted to reading the ingredients on everything you buy, you will know that a lot of shop-bought crackers contain emulsifiers as well as cheap oils and preservatives to extend the shelf life. These easy seeded crackers with rosemary are a great option if you want to try something homemade without the additives.

Cook

50m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add the chia, flax and water to a large bowl. Mix well and leave for 10 mins to thicken.

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For

24

M

I

1/3

cup

Chia seeds

1/3

cup

Whole flax seeds

1

cup

Boiling water

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Per Serving

Calories

57kcal

Fat

4.6g

Saturates

0.5g

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Notes

My baking time is 50 mins. Check at about 40 mins and shorten the time if necessary. Each oven is slightly different. You want the crackers brown and crunchy but not too dark and burnt. You can use most seeds in the is recipe. Just keep the quantities the same. Don’t miss out the chia and flax though as they help them to bind. I like to score them with a knife before baking as it makes it really easy to break into a nice cracker shape afterwards. Once baked, they will last for 6-7 days in an airtight tub. I like to use a little olive oil as it gives a crispier finish but they will also work without the oil.

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