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Rosemary Crackers

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Rosemary Crackers

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Rosemary Crackers

 

ROSEMARY CRACKERS

I am a great cook but I have a terrible green thumb! I recently purchased a pot of herbs to have in my window for easy additions to meals as well as for photos and just about everythinRosemary Crackersg died in a week except rosemary. I love rosemary, it is so hardy!

Anyway, Micah and I were making my “healthified” Goldfish crackers for their home-school adventure at a nearby camp and I thought I would jazz up the cracker recipe with some rosemary.

The eromatic scent that drifted through the kitchen as the crackers baked was so lovely! These would be a tasty addition to your next dinner party!

Might I suggest a few dipping options:

  1. Greek Avocado Dip
  2. French Onion Dip
  3. Skordalia
  4.  Pizza Dip

Rosemary Crackers

 

Rosemary Crackers

Maria Emmerich
Prep Time 7 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Total Time 32 minutes
Servings 12
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 1 1/2 cups finely shredded hard cheese Gouda or Parmesan works great
  • 1 1/2 cups almond flour
  • 1/4 tsp Redmond Real salt
  • 3 TBS cold water to hold the dough together
  • 4 tablespoons rosemary leaves

Instructions
 

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Pulse all the ingredients (except for the water) together in a food processor or blender (or you can do this by hand).
  • Add the cold water to the dough, a bit at a time, until the mixture is holding together well enough to work into a ball. Add in the rosemary.
  • Separate into two balls of dough, and place each ball parchment paper, or other non-stick surface, then transfer to a baking sheet.
  • Roll each dough ball out until flat and about 1/8 to 1/4 inch in thickness. Top with rosemary leaves.
  • Using a pizza cutter or knife, score the dough into squares.
  • Bake for 25 minutes, or until crackers are browned. The darker, the crispier. Makes 12 servings.

Notes

NUTRITIONAL COMPARISON (per serving):
Store Bought Crackers = 140 calories, 5g fat, 4g protein, 20 carbs, trace fiber
"Healthified" Crackers = 141 calories, 11g fat, 6.5g protein, 3.2 carbs, 1.5g fiber

 

Rosemary Crackers

 

Maria Emmerich

Maria is a wellness expert who has helped clients follow a Ketogenic lifestyle to heal and lose weight for over 20 years. She has helped thousands of clients get healthy, get off medications and heal their bodies; losing weight is just a bonus. She is the international best selling author of several books including "Keto: The Complete Guide to Success on the Ketogenic Diet.".

14 Comments

  • Donna Hardin says:

    Looks yummy!

  • Maria, I literally wish you were my neighbor. Nobody else seems to understand this lifestyle and i would love to spend my time Running and cooking with you!

  • Jennifer says:

    Hi Marie,
    I have been dong Keto for a year now. I have your cook book. I have lost most of the weight but I am 15 lbs away from my goal weight. I can’t seem to drop more Body fat. I started intermittent fasting two weeks ago and do not eat dairy. I have an iced coffee with coconut cream every morning, egg or chicken salad, 1/2 avacado, small tomato., and your homemade energy bar at 3 pm which is the last time I eat. I lift weights 2x week. I get 8+ hours a night. I take l-glutamine 2x daily and BCAA 1x daily. I would like to be lean and have lower body fat. I am 5’1 and about 135. I hold my fat around my mid section and back. Anything I can do to help me get to goal?

  • janet says:

    thanks so much maria, it looks great as usual. I have managed to fit into social situations involving food. there is usually something I can eat and I don’t make a big deal about what I can’t have. I still go out to eat, or eat with friends. I just eat what fits into my diet. this way of eating is really no different than all the other people I know who don’t eat this or that. this way of eating is really no different than most people. most people I know say oh I don’t eat this or I don’t eat that and so I relate to that but I say oh I eat this and that and turn it into positives. thanks maria for all you do.

  • Jennifer O'Riordan says:

    Oh my goodness! How your son has grown — and into a really handsome boy! He looks very healthy, of course.

  • Dominique says:

    Hi Maria,

    My comment has nothing to do with today’s topic but I could not keep my finding for myself, I had to share! I just found a site that, as a Canadian, is a national shame for me : http://www.sugar.ca/Home.aspx?lang=en-US. They present themselves as a «non-profit association representing Canadian sugar manufacturers on nutrition and international trade affairs». Yeah, right… They also claim to «provide a science-based Nutrition Information Service». You should read what they say about health and weight loss… Told you, it’s a national shame !

  • adrian says:

    Can you give me an idea of the weight of the cheese in this recipe? Measuring shredded parmesan by volume….If I use my microplane and get really light fluffy cheese I’ll have much less than if I use my rotary grater, or if I pack it more. I could get 4 times as much cheese one way or the other.

  • Jasmine says:

    Can coconut floor be substituted for almond and if so how much thank you

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