Living Rawesome Day #264 Herb Crackers pg. 50 everyday raw
April 13, 2010
Today went by so fast. Jason was off and we were busy getting my new website up and working. We still have a long way to go. I really want it to be more like a website and not so much a blog. This website will still remain here. Yes, I am still LIVING RAWESOME! I hope to always be. I just want another website for my business, L.O.V.E. (Living Organics for Vibrant Energy) Food Prep, and there are more surprises to come, but I really need to figure out how I want to set it up and then it should be up in hopefully within a month. I will see. Now that I will be taking a break from school and just focusing on teaching raw food prep classes and the potlucks, I will have more time to making up recipes and posting them on my site. I will continue to do this project, but I really want to get more creative on my website. So stay tuned!
I made the herb crackers, I have been craving a great cracker, so I am hopeful that these will conquer the gurgling in my belly for something that tastes similar to bread or a cracker. I have never really been one to eat crackers, but through this project, I have learned that I really love the bar-b-que crisps which are similar to crackers, I think they are some of the best I have had. The cumin flatbread was another favorite.
Herb Crackers Ingredients
almond flour
oat flour
sea salt
flax meal
nutritional yeast
fresh oregano
fresh thyme
fresh rosemary
olive oil
water
I mixed all the ingredients in a bowl, then spread the mixture on a Teflex sheet. I used 1 cup of mixture per sheet. I made 1/4 of the recipe. I didn’t have much almond flour so I used what I had and made the measurements accordingly. They will be done dehydrating in 2 days, then I remove them from the Teflex sheet and dehydrate 12 more hours. MMmmm, I will post pics when they are done. Just so you know, I tasted the dough and it was hard to stop, they are going to taste so much better when they are done. I prefer to make things with fresh herbs, what a difference it makes.
“There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance; pray, love, remember; and there is pansies, that’s for thoughts.”~William Shakespeare