From: Chef Johanne
On Dec 30, 2004
these crackers were mighty easy to make but the amount of baking powder was much too much i reduced it to 3-1/2 t of BP. the original recipe left an after taste in my mouth sort of bitter you can actually taste the BP.
From: Mye Mye
On Feb 17, 2004
This is a really easy recipe that's very versatile. I changed the base just a little though, I used 1 3/4 cup flour and 1/4 cup oats that were finely blended, and I used a special zahatar seasoning on them instead of the onion or garlic powder, and on my second batch I sprinkled cinnamon and sugar! Both ways were delicious.
From: abd297
On Jan 15, 2004
These were really good...almost tasted like a pie crust. I used 1c. whole wheat flour and 1c. white flour and used garlic salt. I personally pricked the dough before cutting. I made these as part of a gift with homemade soup mix. Enjoy!
From: tater
On Aug 16, 2003
These are really easy! In fact, the hardest part is waiting for them to cool! They bake up light and crispy with a buttery taste. I did try them both ways - it is easier to prick them with a fork after cutting them (looks prettier too)
From: Kimberly Loyd
On Jan 4, 2005
One afternoon my husband made these for our kids and my daycare ! They thought they where very tasty !He will be making them again i'm sure = ) he used the pasta maker with this recipe too . Have fun !!!
From: Shwltr78
On Oct 20, 2008
My kids loved these, but they were a little salty for my taste. I think I could actually tasting the baking powder. If I make these again, I will definately reduce the BP.
From: BakerJC
On Jun 6, 2007
These were fun and easy to make. However, the flavor was a little strange to my taste.
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