These Savory Crackers are made with only six staple ingredients and come together quickly. Their rich, sablé-like texture make them perfect companions to soft cheeses!
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I love to eat savory crackers as a snack with dips or with cheese, and a while back, I started experimenting with making my own from scratch. Making savory crackers from scratch not only allows me to control the amount of sodium and fat, but also to include a ton of good-for-you ingredients, such as nuts, seeds, and wholegrain flours.
I’ve created a few recipes for savory crackers over time—the Crunchy Seed Crackers I included in my cookbook French Appetizers is an all-time favorite—and I now pick and choose which crackers I make according to what I’ll serve them with.
These Savory Crackers with Nuts and Herbs are at their very best when served with soft cheeses. They’re nutty and slightly brittle, and they require only six staple ingredients: flour, water, olive oil, salt, baking powder, and nuts. The dough is quickly mixed by hand and the cookies are rolled out and baked in a matter of minutes.
I just love the rich, sablé-like texture of these savory crackers—and what’s best, they’re a healthy snack, too! They keep for up to 2 weeks in an airtight container at room temperature, which means you don’t need to wait for a special occasion to bake a batch. Make them for yourself and enjoy them for days to come.
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Author: Marie Asselin
Yum yum, I am such a fan of nutty crackers and these look gorgous. I have some ground nuts leftover from another recipe waiting to be used. Think I'll be making these later tonight… but… using the Thermomix. ;-) (will send you a pic!)
Its a treat to me when I consider making crackers and this one is the easiest of all I have looked into so far…
It's indeed easier than I ever thought making savory cracker would be!
I can't wait until the weekend to try and make these!! I am new to your blog, but so far I love the pictures and write-ups. Quick quetion…in your pictures what kind of cheeses and sauces/condiments did you pair with the crackers?
Hello Meredith! Happy you found my blog and I hope you’ll come back again! I served an assortment of Quebec cheeses with the crackers, and I paired different varieties of honey with the cheeses. Learn more about cheese & honey pairings right here. Bon appétit!
Your crackers are so impressive! Perfectly round, perfectly browned. I eat a crazy amount of crackers and cheese–maybe it's time I tried making my own crackers. Thanks for the inspiration.
I had never thought of making my own before making these! They are so easy to make, and what really won me over is that they don't contain any butter. You should try them for sure :)
Lorsque j'ai fait des craquelins, je les avaient congelés avant la cuisson et c'était parfait comme résultat également.
Je n'avais pas pensé les congeler avant la cuisson, je l'aurais fait une fois cuits! Mais au fond, c'est encore mieux, je sors ce que j'ai besoin, des craquelins tout chauds du four sur demande! C'est une excellente idée Lucie :)
Oh my, love these. By the way, I just saw your email. I'll respond soon. Thank you!
Great Lisa! I just sent you a reminder email (before I saw your comment!).
Healthy, crunchy and great photos! What's not to love? GREG
Fantastic cracker recipe. I love the combination of different nuts. I will definitely have to try these next time I make crackers.
They're really easy to make! I plan on making a bit batch for the holidays, I'll try to freeze them to see how they're holding up.