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Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Recipe Book Recipe Reviews => Topic started by: CreamPuff63 on April 21, 2012, 04:50:51 am
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These litttle beauties are SO quick to whip up, I'm not sure I would even buy crackers anymore. In comparison, these have a lot of nutty flavour and visually more appealing. Makes quite a bit and therefore very cheap. 5/5
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Thanks CP. I like to make my own crackers but find the ones with yeast take so long to roll etc. I'll give these a try.
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Thanks for doing these CP. I have just made a batch and found myself nibbling on them as I prepared dinner. Every time DH copmes in he grabs a couple and DD is feeding them to the weiro as he is fretting about his missing budge friend.
A very easy, tasty snack.
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What's in these? Are you able to post recipe or is that not allowed (newbie here- just looked at rules very quickly and could not see this)???
I'm going to get this book but wanted to get started on these over the weekend.
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I would also love this recipe. I think it has to be sent by PM though ???
Is that right ladies?
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Have a look on Tenina's site, it amy be there. www.Tenina.com I think. :P
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Thanks cookie :) I though I was just going to have to suffer without this recipe :-\
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Have a look on Tenina's site, it amy be there. www.Tenina.com I think. :P
I've only found the rosemary ones on her site. So if anyone has the quinoa ones I'd love the recipe.
Thanks
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Lol I forgot to look!! Got distracted by all the yummy recipes on here :-))
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Just pulled these out of the oven, cooled down and broken apart. Quite moorish. But of course mine look nothing like the beautiful photo in the book.
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Love making these, always popular.
in photo is: tenina brownie, soft buttermilk rolls crakers and some biscuits.
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I love her recipes, they always work out well.
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So true Cookie. Looking forward to her next book. :D
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This review was posted elsewhere by Bonsai so I have moved it to join existing reviews
These crackers were very quick to make and were crisp and crunchy wham cooked according to the recipe. I found the quinoa gave the crackers a slightly gritty quality (they are put in raw) so next time I might soak them first or exchange for something softer. I added a tablespoon of DH's dukkah as well.
Makes a lot so great for a party. Strong enough to scoop up dip.
4/5 from me
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Thanks JD. I searched for reviews before I posted but it didn't find this thread (don't know why).
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I was a bit worried that my dough was too sticky but it rolled out so easily between the sheets of baking paper. It's a great recipe that you could easily adjust to suit your own tastes.
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I have made these a few times now to take to work for a healthy snack. My work colleagues love them as much as I do - they don't last long!
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These are on my 'to do' list as they do sound delicious.
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I had another thought about the 'quinoa making it gritty' comment and realized it was the red quinoa that was the culprit. Stay with white quinoa and grittiness shouldn't be a problem.