A Community Recipe by Blackbirdbrae
Beet, thyme and sesame together: my very first own cracker recipe that rocks! Hope you like it too! This bread is crisp but not crumbly and has a very nice flavor and a great slightly pink color.
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Mulberryrose
Jun 15, 2010
I think I will use carrot and beet pulp from juicing. How much would you recommend? One cup...2 cups??? Recipe sounds good. I'm anxious to make it. I have misplaced my old standby buckwheat/veggie cracker recipe that I alway make so I'm happy to see this. I don't really like crackers with a lot of flax seeds and so many recipes call for 2 cups or more. Thanks!
blackbirdbrae
Jun 15, 2010
Well I don't know for the pulp, maybe 1 cup each but I think you would have to add some liquid so that everything sticks together... Tell me how it turned out anyway!
SpideySpirit
Jun 15, 2010
I will try this with pulp from juicing, perhaps add small amount of tahini (eg 1/4 cup)to help bind after all thats all the sesame seeds(eg change to 1/2 cup) are.
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SpideySpirit
Jun 15, 2010
I will try this with pulp from juicing, perhaps add small amount of tahini (eg 1/4 cup)to help bind after all thats all the sesame seeds(eg change to 1/2 cup) are.
blackbirdbrae
Jun 15, 2010
Well I don't know for the pulp, maybe 1 cup each but I think you would have to add some liquid so that everything sticks together... Tell me how it turned out anyway!
Mulberryrose
Jun 15, 2010
I think I will use carrot and beet pulp from juicing. How much would you recommend? One cup...2 cups??? Recipe sounds good. I'm anxious to make it. I have misplaced my old standby buckwheat/veggie cracker recipe that I alway make so I'm happy to see this. I don't really like crackers with a lot of flax seeds and so many recipes call for 2 cups or more. Thanks!
redsunflower
Jun 15, 2010
OH my goodness how creative. It sounds like it'd be really good. Sesame crackers is exactly what I've been craving lately!!
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