I am so tired of carbs! carbs turn to sugar and frankly all the crackers I buy from the store are over priced, over processed, no nutritional value, and are just not good. Convenient yes.
so today I set out to make an almond flour crackers, I been doing things with almond flour to get rid of the white rice bulk in my dishes and although muffins I have mastered, crackers are decent I am still working on a crunchy little pretzel snack.
interested? well its easy as making a gluten-free pie okay if you have mastered pie yet then stay tuned I will be posting more on that later.
1 cup almond flour (if you get unblanched it has nice little pieces of almond skin in the cracker however my son won’t eat anything with specks so I used blanched) 1 egg, and a pinch of salt. (not sure what salt does but add flavor but I do urge you to use sea salt if you use salt at all).
step one mix the dough. Step 2 take parchment paper and place on cookie sheet (dont’ skip this step) Step three take a spoon and put a small blob (small) on the parchment paper spacing them generously as they will be smooshed. Step 4 cover in parchment paper and take a flat bottom cup and press down. make it as this as possible to be cracker like be careful not to smoosh to smithereens however. I personally sea salted them after wards because we like salty crackers here.
Now cook in a 350 degrees oven for 10 minutes depending on the thickness of your cracker. they should be golden brown.
Too simple, try it. I plan on putting peanut butter in the middle and sending to school for lunch.
I agree that most gluten-free crackers from the store are over-processed and have very little nutritional value. It’s sad! I tend to steer clear of most store-bought gluten-free items.