Savoury Flax and Chia Seed Crackers
The uses for these crackers are endless! Dip them into hummus or guacamole, break them up and sprinkle over soups and salads, or top them with cheese or avocado. Full of healthy fats and fibre, they make a nourishing snack or addition to any meal.
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NUTRITION PER SERVING (Read more)
Notes
If you wish to slice your crackers, remove them from the oven and do it halfway through baking. Otherwise, they can be broken into shards once cool.
If you want a more neutral cracker, leave out the garlic, nigella, fennel, caraway and use extra flax-seeds to make up the weight.
Alternatives:
garlic powder - onion powder
nigella, fennel, caraway seeds : sesame seeds, cumin seeds, dried za’atar, dried Italian herbs.
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