Every once in awhile you run into a recipe that makes all this blogging worth it! And this my friends is it!
It is everything I want my recipes to be. Simple, fresh, easy to make, versatile and yummy! I can hardly wait to make them again!
And where did I run across this piece of recipe perfection? If you have read my blog at all, you will see my pal Rob’s name throughout. Rob is my Blog Muse. But this recipe came from Rob’s partner, David! David is an uber talented decorator…their home is simply amazing…and apparently he is working on his culinary skills as well! Thanks for sharing David!
Couple notes:
- Roll out as thin as possible. They transfer to a baking sheet easily, even though they are paper thin.
- After topping with salt, use a rolling pin to gently press the salt into the dough before baking.
- Use good salt (I used Kosher). Use good Olive Oil (Extra Virgin) and fresh Rosemary.
- I made mine rustic, but you can cut into any shape you prefer.
- Vary this recipe easily with any herb or leave plain…good no matter what!
- Oh and each large cracker only has 66 calories…munch on!
Ingredients
1 3/4 cups flour
2/3 cup water
1/4 cup good olive oil
1/4 teaspoon salt
Preheat to 425
Mix all ingredients in your *Kitchen Aid using the bread hook. Knead for 5 minutes or so until dough is silky smooth
Let it rest for 20 minutes. Preheat oven to 400 degrees
(*if you don’t have a Kitchen Aid, your hands will work just fine! Just make sure you knead it well.)
Cut dough into 8 small pieces.
Roll out each piece on well floured board until very thin. Each piece will make 2 long crackers.
Place on silicone mat, parchment paper or spray cooking pan lightly with non stick spray.
Bake for 10-15 minutes or until lightly brown.
These are amazing but why is it that I can’t get the lovely bubbles in mine 🙁
I’m a cracker nut, plus I have so much rosemary on the terrace. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, I made these and they were delicious! I added fresh rosemary and salt directly to the floured surface, so these spices were integrated into the cracker dough as I rolled them out. Will try these with fresh parsley next time. Thanks, Megan
Thank you.!
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