Homemade Cracker Recipe
This is a good recipe. The crackers are crispy, buttery and salty. They taste a bit like Ritz. You will love the cracker and they will taste just as good and crispy tomorrow as they do today.
Homemade Cracker Recipe
This is a good recipe. The crackers are crispy, buttery and salty. They taste a bit like Ritz. You will love the cracker and they will taste just as good and crispy tomorrow as they do today.
Servings
6servings
Servings
6servings
Ingredients
Recipe Notes

Make this just like pie dough.

Put the butter in a giant bowl & soften the butter just enough that you can squish it – do not melt it.

Add the sugar (or maple syrup) & salt to the butter.  Squish a bit with a fork.

Dump flour on top of the soft butter mixture.  Sprinkle baking powder on the flour (you could mix these together in a separate bowl – but that would mean more dishes).   Using a pastry cutter or giant fork, work the flour/ baking powder into the butter.  You want your goods to look like pea sized hunks covered in flour (just like pie dough).

Now add the ice cold water.  It must be really cold so you don’t melt your butter bits.  Begin with 1/2 Cup water and see if dough comes together.  Add more water 1 tablespoon at a time until dough forms ball.

Stir the water in with the big fork you used to cut the flour into the butter.  It should all come together into a sticky ball (like pie dough)… sorry that I keep saying that…. it’s just that cracker dough is almost identical to pie dough.  If you can make these, you can make pie and vice-versa.  To see how I make Pie go here.

If it’s too wet to roll, add more flour.  If it’s too dry to roll add more water (1 tsp at a time).

Roll very, very, very (say that for 20 mintues) thin on a floured surface.  Thinner than pie dough.

Cut out with biscuit cutter & place on ungreased cookie sheet.  You could use cookie cutters and make these crackers into any shape you want – would be a fun project for kids.

Poke 10,000 times with a fork (so they wont rise).

Bake 400 degrees for 8-9 mintues or until edges are golden brown.