Here is a slight variation on the almond saltine cracker recipe. I usually add everything bagel topping, and some egg white brushed on the top before baking. The cheese in the background is my herbed goat cheese, which I’ll share soon as well. The photo shows sesame and poppy seeds, but any combination you prefer will work here.
I love adding lots of stuff on crackers, especially seeds and seasoning. So try adding your favorite seasoning and you might be pleasantly surprised. I’m going to try a cinnamon toast cracker next.
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Would it work to use an egg substitute for the cracker dough? My daughter is limited to 20 foods and has not yet trialed eggs.
I haven’t tried it, but I bet it would.
By the way, when I made these, I was VERY generous with my sesame and poppy seeds. I also put Penzey’s Toasted Onion Powder and Garlic powder on top. It tastes like an “Everything” cracker. Sooo good.
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Oh, my! I just made these and they’re great! Thanks for the recipe!
You know, right before I came to your site I was reading Rick Bayless’ recipe for cobbler at Huffington Post and he called for the crust to be brushed with milk. So maybe I’ll try a test batch of crackers with some brushed with almond milk and some with seeds pressed in as you suggest.
Thanks a bunch for your thoughtful, speedy answer and your awesome blog.
Susan, good question. Hmmm. You might be able to sprinkle the seeds over the cracker sheets and then take a piece of parchment paper and roll over the cracker sheets lightly to press the seeds into the dough.
Is there anything else that will achieve the effect of brushed egg white without being egg white?