Homemade hemp almond flax crackers are grain free, gluten free and every bit as delicious as a Triscut cracker! Seriously every time I bite down into them I can’t help but compare it to a Triscuit. Dave agrees, I can’t tell if its the spices or hemp seeds, but these flax crackers are a must make! I have to admit, I waited way to long to make my own crackers, thinking they would be so difficult. Turns out these are one of the easiest recipes I’ve made on the blog! If you can stir and pat down dough you can make crackers!
Hey guys how’s your day going so far? I am in a serious funk – I don’t want time to rush by; but I want it to be next week so I can have some time off with family. I just got done reading “What Christmas Means to Me” over on Emily’s blog and it’s really put me in the holiday spirit! It got me to thinking what foods will I want to enjoy over the holiday season. One thing I missed out on over Thanksgiving was cheese and crackers! I think part of the reason I didn’t bother making it was because I didn’t have a cracker recipe that everyone could enjoy.
Like I said in the beginning of this post – these crackers are seriously the easiest thing to make. I broke out my pizza cutter to make cutting the dough a cinch, but this can be done with a regular kitchen knife as well. The secret to amazing crackers in no time is psyllium husk. I was able to find this ingredient in the bulk spice section of the healthy grocery store, but this can easily be found online for under $5. I promise you will use a whole container up once you make these crackers once. You can really add any spices you like to the base of almond meal, chia, and psyllium husks. If you cannot find psyllium husks or prefer not to use them you can increase the amount of chia to replace the psyllium husks.
This recipe includes hemp seeds. Not familiar with these babies? Oh you are missing out! Hemp seeds are high in protein(5 grams in 2 tablespoons) and also provide omega 3’s and omega 6 fatty acids. Hello the perfect addition to any vegetarian or vegan diet! I love to add hemp seeds to my savory dishes, they provide a light nutty flavor without overpowering the herbs in the dish.
Hemp Almond Flax Crackers
Ingredients
- 3 tbs. almond flour
- 3 tbs. hemp seeds – plus 3 tbs. for topping
- 3 tbs. ground flax seeds
- 1 tbs. chia seeds
- 1 1/2 tbs. psyllium husk
- 9 tbs. water
- 1 tsp. dried thyme
- 1/2 tsp dried rosemary
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp. pepper
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350. Spray a parchament paper lined baking sheet with coconut oil, place to side.
- In a mixing bowl, combine almond meal, 3 tbs. hemp seeds, ground flax, chia and psyllium husks. Add water and stir to combine. Add spices and salt and pepper. Stir until all spices are thoroughly mixed in. Allow to sit 5 minutes.
- Transfer mixture to the parchament paper. Using damp hands, push down from the center until you have an even, flat, thin layer The thinner the dough, the crisper these crackers get, so work to get this dough as thin as possible
- Using a pizza cutter, cut crackers into whatever size you prefer. I like mine to be small enough to fit on a spoon when I’m eating soup.
- Carefully separate the crackers so there is a little bit of space between the dough of each cracker.
- Spray the crackers with coconut oil and evenly sprinkle with the 3 tbs. hemp seeds remaining.
- Bake in oven for 20 minutes or until desired crispness is reached.
- Allow to cool, serve at room temperature or right out of the fridge. Store in an air tight container after fully cooled.
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What about you?
- Do you have a favorite “dipper” in soup?
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- What does Christmas mean to you?
Pam
I didn’t think you were supposed to use hemp seeds in baking as the oils would become trans fats?
Denisse
Hi! Do you think I could do these without the psyllum husk???
kristie
Can psyllium powder be used and if so how much? Recipe looks tasty!
Lizzie
This recipe was fantastic! I replaced the husks with more chia seeds and it turned out great. I toast them in the toaster oven then spread goat cheese on top and they are so good. This is a good substitute for Mary’s Gone Crackers.
Sam
Lizzie I’m so glad you liked it! They are so yummy and filling! Thanks for letting me know how they turned out, it made my day!
Jen @ The Halfway Homemaker
These look awesome, thanks for sharing with Tasty Tuesdays!
Sam
Jen thanks for hosting! Hope you are enjoying your week! Happy Holidays!
Stephanie
These look amazing! Thank you so much for linking up at Tasty Tuesday! Your recipe has been pinned to the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest board! Please join us again this week!
Sam
Thanks for hosting the link up :) Happy Holidays!!
Lean Lena
Sam, those look AWESOME! Pinning :)
Thanks so much for sharing this recipe with Tasty Tuesday linkup – it made me want to try and make crackers :)
Brandi@penguinsinpink.com
You’ve convinced me. I’m going to give them a try. I have been debating so long about making homemade crackers but you have put all my fears to ease. Thanks!
Sam
Oh you will never buy another store made cracker again! Enjoy!
mylifecookbook
These look great! I have all these items except for the psyllium husk. Do you think they will work without that? (found you on Tasty Tuesdays).
Sam
Hi! Thanks for visiting – yes, you may want to decrease the water by 1 tablespoon or increase the chia or flax by that 1 1/2 tablespoons if you decide to use all the water. The dough is very forgiving though so go to town! Have a great day!
Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine
I LOVE IT! Making homemade crackers is the coolest! PERFECT healthy party food ;)
Sam
Rebecca – I agree I can’t wait to take these to the next party I attend!