Crackers - Wheat / Gluten / Yeast Free

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  • Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
1 cup flour - use any type wheat free - buckwheat, oat, brown rice, chickpea, white rice1/2 tsp salt2 Tb olive oil or coconut oil or grapeseed oil1-2 tsp seasonings3-4 Tb water
Directions
Preheat oven to 400
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In food processor or by hand mix flour, salt, oil and seasonings.
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Add 3-4 Tb water - start with 3 and whirl or work in and add more as needed to form a ball.
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Remove dough and roll out on well floured surface using same flour as in mix.
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Transfer to baking sheet or pizza stone and bake 10 minutes at 400
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Once they are nicely browned, cool and break into pieces. One serving is 1/4 of the recipe.
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Try chickpea flour and after rolling out cracker sprinkle with sesame seeds and use rolling pin to press into the cracker. (Good with hummus)
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Try buckwheat flour and after rolling out cracker sprinkle sea salt and use rolling pin to crush it into the cracker.
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Try brown rice and white rice flour (1/2 cup each) and add some Italian spices to the mix before mixing. Try basil, oregano, granulated onion - about 1/2 tsp each.
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Have fun with it and as long as it balls up nicely you've got a winner!

Number of Servings: 4

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user DEE_SPARKS.

Servings Per Recipe: 4
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 163.3
  • Total Fat: 3.3 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 293.8 mg
  • Total Carbs: 30.2 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 1.8 g
  • Protein: 2.9 g

Member Reviews
  • TALESEDRIN
    Too much fun! Instead of baking in one large piece, I used halloween cookie cutters and made bones and ghosts. Spooky crackers and black bean hummus... good halloween party snack :)
    (Oh, and I even made them several days early and stored in a ziploc! Great!) - 10/27/09
  • ABSYNTH
    I have been searching for a yeast free - gluten free SIMPLE recipe like this for a while! I just made them and they're GREAT. Even my BF who's not GF said they were "awesome". I cut them into heart shapes before baking and used olive oil and rosemary to season. Really really delicious. Thanks! - 1/18/11

    Reply from DEECAFFEINATED (1/18/11)
    Love the idea of olive oil and rosemary!

  • PHOEBEJANE
    I made these as a substitute for bread crumbs for a meatloaf I made when one of my guests was gluten intolerant. Saved my sanity. Since I'm sensitive to wheat I'll use this recipe for me. Thanks for sharing. - 2/10/10
  • SONGBIRD808
    made 2 batches. one w/ oat flour, sesame seeds and olive oil. the other w/ white/brown rice, ses. seeds and sesame oil, but rolled much thinner. both took about 20 mins. to get crisp. were tasty. will try other flour, but w/ canola. was not crazy about the olive and ses. oil flavor. - 10/1/10
  • LADYL1963
    These were pretty good! I'm looking forward to experimenting with the recipe. - 7/4/09
  • BOOKWERME
    I am eager to try this for my daughter and a close friend who both struggle with food allergies! THANKS - 4/23/09
  • BARBKIRCH
    What a wonderful surprise to find gluten free recipes on Sparks - that's been a big hang up for me since I was diagnosed with celiac disease.
    I can't wait to experiment with this recipe! - 2/28/10
  • SAMSASSY777
    Sounds like great fun as well as taste....anymore wheat free recipies out there???? - 1/22/10
  • HONEYDRIPPER
    So good, so simple and so much fun. And best of all the possibilities are endless! I made one that was better than my favorite Dr Kracker seeded flatbread. Yummilicious!Thanks bunches and bunches! - 5/17/09
  • ELRIDDICK
    Thanks for sharing - 6/2/21
  • 4CONNIESHEALTH
    This is a great recipe! - 5/24/21
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  • NASFKAB
    Great idea - 6/13/20
  • LAURIE545
    This recipe looks like it has flax seeds mixed in but no mention of it in the recipe? - 6/1/20
  • PLATINUM755
    Easy-peasy and delicious. I couldn't have asked for more. I tossed in some additional spices but otherwise good as is. - 6/30/19
  • GEORGE815
    Nice recipe - 5/10/19
  • DJ4HEALTH
    good - 5/18/18
  • ALILDUCKLING
    This looks good, but doesn't meet my family's needs - 1/11/18
  • JPTOWNSEND
    what a good idea!
    - 9/28/15
  • SANDYW1945
    I love this recipe. I'm looking forward to trying with different spices. Thank you - 10/15/11
  • WANNABESINGER9
    Did NOT have a good taste. I used oat flour, grape seed oil, parsley and garlic powder. The oat flour was too overpowering and didn't crisp like I was expecting. Even after adding some Italian herbs and spices on top, it was still bland. - 12/10/10