Extra crispy and light flaxseed crackers made with whole ground flaxseeds and a handful of simple ingredients. Delicious snack recipe that is also gluten-free and vegan.
Grind the flaxseeds in your blender, or using the spice or seed grinder attachment on your food processor.
Pre-heat your oven to 180℃/360℉
To a large bowl add the ground flaxseeds, sea salt, baking powder, chopped rosemary, and garlic powder. Mix to combine evenly.
Bit by bit add water to the flaxseed mixture, mixing well. You want a thick mix that will stay on your mixing spoon.
Line a baking tray with parchement paper and turn out the flaxseed cracker mixture onto it. Roughly smooth out the cracker mixture with a spatula.
Lay a second piece of parchment paper (baking paper) over the top of the cracker mixture, and use a rolling pin to rolll out the mixture to around 3-4mm thick.
You might need to remove the parchement & cracker mixture from the baking tray to achieve this- depending on how wide your rolling pin is.
Add the cracker mixture back to the tray still sandwiched between the two sheets of parchment.
Remove the top sheet of parchment, then use a sharp knife or rolling cutter to score lines into the crackers lengthways and widthways to create rough squares.
Add any extra toppings to the crackers (optional) and tamp them down a little with a spatula.
Put the crackers into the oven at 180℃/360℉ for 30 minutes or until crispy. Leave to dry out and cool down in the oven for a few hours.
Snap apart the crackers and eat with hummus or store in an airtight container.
Notes
Here are some great ways you can switch up this recipe or add other flavors:
Pumpkin seeds or Sunflower Seeds -press these larger seeds into the top of the flax dough before baking.
Sesame seeds and chia seeds -add up to 50g of each of these seeds into the flaxseed cracker mixture before mixing in the water.
Different flavor ideas: - sprinkle over bagel seasoning, add in smoked paprika and/or nutritional yeast. Sprinkle on any dried seasoning powder- why not try za'atar, tajin or furikake - before baking.