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Cheese Crackers

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21m

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8

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Sharp cheddar cheese, grated

4

tbsp

Butter, grated

1

cup

Fresh milled flour, soft white, kamut, einkorn etc. works great

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Lauren D

11 days ago

Another recipe my kids love! And they give very honest, unfiltered feedback šŸ˜… These aren’t lasting long!

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Kristin

11 days ago

love hearing this!

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Trisha P

a month ago

Can I use anything besides a food processor?

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Kristin

a month ago

a powerful blender could work

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Jeana Culbert

2 months ago

Has anyone made double or triple batches and frozen part of the dough for use later?

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Kristin

2 months ago

I personally haven't tried that

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Jeana Culbert

2 months ago

Love the cheese crackers! I used parchment on both top and bottom when I rolled them out and then separated before cooking and they came out so nice and crispy! Will defame again!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Great!

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Hannah M

2 months ago

Loved these! Definitely took some personal notes I’ll try next time. A little less salt, not adding as much water as I did, rolling the dough mix thinner than 1/4ā€, cutting the squares smaller than you’d think, and chilling the dough then rolling it super thin on plastic wrap and cutting it before putting it BACK in the fridge to chill some more before breaking up the squares and transferring them to the baking sheet (otherwise the dough gets warm and falls apart when you try to move it). But I liked the thinner crackers better (and over-bake them to get that cheez-it quality!) better than thicker softer crackers. But the toddler loved them, I loved them, will definitely make again!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Glad you love them and are finding what your preferences are with the recipes!

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Hannah M

2 months ago

Am I drizzling water into the food processor, or mixing in by hand?

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Kristin

2 months ago

drizzling into the processor

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Jordyn H

3 months ago

Delicious!! Will definitely make again!

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Kristin

3 months ago

Awesome to hear!

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Amanda P

3 months ago

Made these in the shape of goldfish. They were amazing!

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Kristin

3 months ago

awesome!

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I made this recipe with fresh milled einkorn and this is what they look like. They’re also not crispy at all, but are floppy. Any idea what might have gone wrong?

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Kristin

3 months ago

It's hard to say from this photo but I have a couple ideas. 1) your flour looks like it was milled pretty coarse - which mill do you have? 2) did you roll them out really thin and give them time to chill in the fridge?

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I don’t think the flour was coarse- it looked like the consistency of store bought flour to me, but I did not take a picture. I have this mill. I chilled it in the fridge for 15 minutes and rolled it out to 1/4 inch after

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Alisha J

3 months ago

Another picture of the cheese cracker

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Kristin N

3 months ago

Yes I think the flour was too coarse. Very common with those types of mills. They just don’t get the flour fine enough

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I milled more and got a picture. Too coarse?

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Kristin N

3 months ago

I can’t zoom in on the photo so it’s hard to tell from that photo

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Alisha J

3 months ago

Does this help? Last try and then I’ll leave it alone. 🫣

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Kristin N

3 months ago

It looks fairly Coarse to me. Does your bread do okay with it?

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Kristen W

3 months ago

Same question for these as the animal crackers....have you ever frozen the dough to bake later?

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Kristin

3 months ago

I have never done that, no

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Rita A

3 months ago

What is the best way to store these if I make a bunch? My kids loved them!

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3 months ago

Sealed mason jar

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Cheese Crackers

Prep

10m

Cook

11m

Total

21m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C).

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For

10

M

I

8

oz

Sharp cheddar cheese, grated

4

tbsp

Butter, grated

1

cup

Fresh milled flour, soft white, kamut, einkorn etc. works great

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Lauren D

11 days ago

Another recipe my kids love! And they give very honest, unfiltered feedback šŸ˜… These aren’t lasting long!

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Kristin

11 days ago

love hearing this!

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Trisha P

a month ago

Can I use anything besides a food processor?

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Kristin

a month ago

a powerful blender could work

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Jeana Culbert

2 months ago

Has anyone made double or triple batches and frozen part of the dough for use later?

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Kristin

2 months ago

I personally haven't tried that

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Jeana Culbert

2 months ago

Love the cheese crackers! I used parchment on both top and bottom when I rolled them out and then separated before cooking and they came out so nice and crispy! Will defame again!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Great!

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Hannah M

2 months ago

Loved these! Definitely took some personal notes I’ll try next time. A little less salt, not adding as much water as I did, rolling the dough mix thinner than 1/4ā€, cutting the squares smaller than you’d think, and chilling the dough then rolling it super thin on plastic wrap and cutting it before putting it BACK in the fridge to chill some more before breaking up the squares and transferring them to the baking sheet (otherwise the dough gets warm and falls apart when you try to move it). But I liked the thinner crackers better (and over-bake them to get that cheez-it quality!) better than thicker softer crackers. But the toddler loved them, I loved them, will definitely make again!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Glad you love them and are finding what your preferences are with the recipes!

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Hannah M

2 months ago

Am I drizzling water into the food processor, or mixing in by hand?

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Kristin

2 months ago

drizzling into the processor

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Jordyn H

3 months ago

Delicious!! Will definitely make again!

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Kristin

3 months ago

Awesome to hear!

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Amanda P

3 months ago

Made these in the shape of goldfish. They were amazing!

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Kristin

3 months ago

awesome!

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I made this recipe with fresh milled einkorn and this is what they look like. They’re also not crispy at all, but are floppy. Any idea what might have gone wrong?

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Kristin

3 months ago

It's hard to say from this photo but I have a couple ideas. 1) your flour looks like it was milled pretty coarse - which mill do you have? 2) did you roll them out really thin and give them time to chill in the fridge?

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I don’t think the flour was coarse- it looked like the consistency of store bought flour to me, but I did not take a picture. I have this mill. I chilled it in the fridge for 15 minutes and rolled it out to 1/4 inch after

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Alisha J

3 months ago

Another picture of the cheese cracker

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Kristin N

3 months ago

Yes I think the flour was too coarse. Very common with those types of mills. They just don’t get the flour fine enough

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Alisha J

3 months ago

I milled more and got a picture. Too coarse?

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Kristin N

3 months ago

I can’t zoom in on the photo so it’s hard to tell from that photo

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Alisha J

3 months ago

Does this help? Last try and then I’ll leave it alone. 🫣

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Kristin N

3 months ago

It looks fairly Coarse to me. Does your bread do okay with it?

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Kristen W

3 months ago

Same question for these as the animal crackers....have you ever frozen the dough to bake later?

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Kristin

3 months ago

I have never done that, no

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Rita A

3 months ago

What is the best way to store these if I make a bunch? My kids loved them!

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Kristin

3 months ago

Sealed mason jar

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