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Recipe Collection: Cheddar Crackers

…mat and pat it very thinly, about 1/8″ thick.  I could not get mine to roll out, it just fell apart in sheets.  But patting it out worked fine.  Then, sprinkle the tops with sea salt, and use a pizza cutter to cut the crackers into squares.  You must do this before baking, because they get too crispy after.  Bake at 35O for about 2O min, until golden brown around the edges.  Allow to cool for about a half hour, then break apart and store…

Recipe Collection: Cinnamon Crackers

The other day I really wanted some cinnamon crackers, and I needed something quick.  I threw this together and they were yummy, not too sweet, and good for snacks.  They are a bit crumbly, so be aware if you make these for snacks for kids! Ingredients: 2 c. sprouted flour 1 tbsp. baking powder 1 tsp. sea salt 1/4 c. sucanat 2 tsp. cinnamon 4 tbsp. butter 1/2 c. milk (or so) Directions: Mix together all the dry ingredients (flour through cin…

Simple Snacks for the Road

…ay Sunday and pack whatever we made for our lunches all week long.  He likes everything so I enjoyed cooking for him.  But I don’t do it much anymore since I don’t live with him.) So what am I bringing? Sourdough Crackers (Two Flavors) I will be making these sourdough crackers with my starter (which is a great use since it’s still not as active as I’d like).  I am going to make a batch or two of herbed crackers, and choc…

A Bulk Shopping Trip to Amish Country

…– $4/lb.) Possibly Buying: Brown basmati rice (if under $1.50/lb.) Light honey (looking for under $3/lb.; up to 10 lbs. or about 1 gal.) Dark maple syrup (looking for under $45/gal) Apple cider (under $3/gal) Organic crackers ($1/box) Organic snacks ($1 – $1.50 per item) Potatoes (if unsprayed and under $0.80/lb.) Eggs (if pastured and less than $2/doz) Real Salt (if under $3/lb.) Pastured butter (if under $3/lb.) Pastured meats (…

4 Easy School Lunches (plus over 10 snack ideas!)

…ee is best if available) raw or whole milk cheese (skip the lowfat or reduced fat cheeses and opt for the full fat variety — it’ll keep your child full longer and they need those good fats for their developing brains!) crackers (homemade or see Kate’s recipes, or the best variety you can find at the store with few ingredients – I really like Crunchmaster’s gluten free multigrain crackers) Add some easy to grab fruit like grapes, blu…

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