Monday, May 2, 2011

Quick Easy Snack

So I hope you guys enjoyed the cute dog post yesterday!!  How much fun are they!?

I made another Oh She Glows Recipe and it was a tasty treat!

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Cheesy Crackers!

I made a few alterations though – using regular flour and I added Italian Spice to them too!

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Mine were not nearly as pretty as her’s but I like a little uniqueness in my cooking… Winking smile  Sure that’s what they’ll tell them.

Guess what these crackers are good with?

My nut cheese recipe!!

PS. I’m testing out a seed cheese, since I can’t take the nut one to school!

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I am thinking of making them with garbanzo bean flour and cumin for the spice! (Since I stink at making socca!)

Enjoy your Monday!!  I am off to my first day of practicum at a middle school today!!  6 weeks around kids, I’m so excited!! Then I graduate!! WOOO!!

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5 comments:

  1. Ooooh these look yummy! I really like cheese and crackers, nut cheese or dairy cheese! Nut cheese is so much fun to make since you can play around with the spices and texture. Looks good!

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  2. These look super yummy! I really need to try nutritional yeast for that cheesy flavour.

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  3. These look so great!

    I have never made my own crackers before but I love the idea! There is a recipe for "cheezy" crackers in the book Go Dairy Free that I have been eyeing for a while.

    Have a great day!

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  4. Wow those crackers look so good and I just made my way over to her blog and saw how easy they look to make! I am totally going to make them! =) By the way I put your blog on my blog roll hope ya dont mind :)

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  5. I am always impressed when people make their own crackers. I don't know if I will ever do it ... but maybe one day if I am feeling ambitious!

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