Easy CRACKERS Anyone Can Make! Simple, Fast and Crunchy!
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2019
- Today Kevin is sharing his favorite cracker recipe. Sometimes you just feel like snacking and this recipe makes it fast and easy to have freshly baked crackers that are healthier than store bought alternatives.
Recipe:
1 cup oat flour (90 grams)
2 cups all purpose flour (198 grams)
2 tsp. salt (10 grams)
2 tsp. sugar (7.98 grams)
4 tbsp. oil (52.64 grams)
1 cup (may need a little more or less) hot water. (236.58 grams)
Roll out and bake at 425F ( 218C) for 7 minutes. Remove from oven and spray with oil and salt. You can also add toppings at this point. Put back in oven for at least another 7 minutes. After that check frequently until desired crunchiness is obtained.
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I'm not even sure if you do this intentionally, but I super appreciate the kindness and all of your videos how you give different alternatives. Even how you say not organic is okay. Thank you for making us feel better when we don't have what might be considered the best ingredients or tools, and giving us alternatives. I just feel like in this age where there's so much consumerism your channel is so refreshing
Sarah is soooo blessed...ain't nothing like a man that knows how to cook! ☺️👍
I made these today; I rolled them out on parchment paper. I sprinkled with seasoning salt. We 😊 love your recipe. Crackers are almost gone. Many blessings to you and family.
there's a better way to measure flour. When you scoop as you did, you get so much more. The best way is to weigh, but if not, stir up flour in bag and spoon into the cup instead of scooping into the bag for more consistent measure. If you test and weigh, you will see a huge difference on how much you actually used. 1 cup of AP flour is 120 grams. or 4.23 ounces.
my 14 yr old son that loves to cook and bake decided to make these today. We used homemade dry ranch mix as our flavor and WOW they were awesome. So easy! Now he wants to come up with different flavors and give them as gifts to our relatives. Thanks again!
Can Kevin come here and show my husband what a kitchen is?
Always wanted to make crackers and now I can. Just got I pad, so am learning, but found you guys because of baking my own bread. We use to be on farm. We had to move, got to old , am in city with daughter, still can’t speak about our farm. So am enjoying your farm, baking . You are keeping simple and using what you have. Am not a gadget person, use what I have. You guys keep going. Thank you
The comfort food theory is that the wheat in the cracker, bread, donut, or anything starchy gives you a 'pleasurable' feeling and why women especially 'binge' on flour products at certain times of the month. It adds/retains serotonin into your brain and thereby makes you 'happy'!
Try having one person or persons start a song, and the next one jumps in by singing the song from the beginning. Get a bunch of people, and you have a nice choir. As always, Chris Bitonti
The dollar stores and lots of other places sell...I think they call it shelf liner or maybe refrigerator drawer liner... that is rubbery and looks kind of woven with holes in it. Anyway, it makes a great think to put under your bread board to keep it from sliding. If you get a roll at the dollar store, it's cheap.
I’m not paying $3.50 for a box of crackers when I can spend a few minutes and a few cents to make something that’s far better than store bought !!!
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I dislike paying store prices for crackers. I definitely will try these.Thank you, Kevin. You make it look so easy!
These look great! I think I'd add parmesan cheese and some herbs to kick it up a notch.
Awesome on top of the wood stovetop slow cooked soup. It's fabulous that Kevin helps in the kitchen and Sarah in the fields, etc... My biological parents were farmers + careers. My father a Colonel in Air Force. My mom a botanist and wildlife scientist, I was born in the continent of Africa. After I was sent to 🇺🇸 with relatives , the patriarch of the family wouldn't step foot in the kitchen unless dishing out supersized bowl of ice cream. The "You Tube" kudos of the week goes out to the two of you for stepping in where help is needed the most.
That oil sprayer is AMAZING!! I've never seen such a thing!
I’ve made these several times, Kevin, I’ve made so many of your recipes, and all were a hit. Thanks for sharing
Kevin I love your videos .
You nailed the size of that pizza pan!
OMG ... I finally have an excuse to buy a stand mixer!!! Thank you so much!