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Almond Crackers

Roda

By Roda
in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips

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I made these and they were soooo good. Thought I would share.

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Looks easy AND good, thanks!

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I made these and they were soooo good. Thought I would share.

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yes these do sound good!

Just curious. What is the consistency of the dough like? when I make my brown rice basil crackers, I press the dough into a flattened rectangular shape on the buttered pan. Then using a pizza wheel, I slice the dough into squares...

was wondering if you think this would work with your dough?

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yes these do sound good!

Just curious. What is the consistency of the dough like? when I make my brown rice basil crackers, I press the dough into a flattened rectangular shape on the buttered pan. Then using a pizza wheel, I slice the dough into squares...

was wondering if you think this would work with your dough?

It probably would work. I used my marble rolling pin to roll the dough out between two sheets of waxed paper. My 4 year old had fun cutting them out with cookie cutters. I just rerolled the rest and cut out more. The dough was not stickey but moldable.

Edit: If you wouldn't mind I would love your recipe for the brown rice basil crackers. They sound good.

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