I baked today.
Well, my version of “baking.”
The kind where there are very few steps and no measuring
…the baking time is short, and the clean up is easy.
I hear what you’re saying out there.
“That type of baking doesn’t exist.“
Au contraire, my everyday non believers.
These cute little Bunny and Easter Cross Crackers took
me less than an hour to prepare and bake three batches.
And there were only 3 steps.
Yes, Virgina…easy baking recipes DO exist.
😀
Homemade Parmesan-Rosemary Crackers
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Ok, here’s a little secret.
I attended Le Cordon Bleu in Brussels and France.
For about 3 years I delved into as many cooking classes
as I could. But pastry – hmmmm.
It wasn’t my strong suit. I do wish I had mastered the art of
the French croissant, though. So, I have learned the art
of “Easy and Shortcuts” when it comes to baking.
Take a pre-made pie crust, for example.
Would you have guessed you could make yummy crackers
from it? Oh, yes you can!!!
Here’s the simple way I made them.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I started by rolling out a thawed pre-made pie crust.
I then separated two eggs and reserved the whites in a bowl
where I added one package of Buttermilk Ranch Seasoning Mix.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Finally, I added 2 Tablespoons extra-fine chopped rosemary from
my garden. You could also use dill or parsley, but I love
the fresh taste it adds. Mix well.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Brush the pie crust generously with the Ranch mixture.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Next, sprinkle the crust with grated parmesan.
It kinda looks like the base of a yummy pizza, huh?

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Then, you cut out your crackers.
I used a cute bunny shape and a Cross.
Lay the cut outs on a baking sheet…

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
You can place them pretty close together, because unlike cookies
they won’t spread out but will actually shrink.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Bake in a 400 degree oven for about 5-6 minutes, or until crispy and brown.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I made a triple batch of these for Easter. (three pie crusts)
I will be serving some with a Tuscan White Bean Dip,
and a few I will use as “croutons” on salads.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I love how they look in this simple salad served in my ruffled
pink bowls on a lettuce leaf charger.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
The simple salad is dressed with one of my fave homemade dressings…

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
Homemade Tuscan Garlic and Asiago Dressing

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I will share this recipe next week.
I also made my Easter napkins today, and added cute homemade
Bird Nest Napkin Rings.

Easter Bird Nest Napkins Rings | The Everyday Home
This simple “5-Minute” Project is so easy.
This is on the schedule for next week, also.
{Next week will be a busy one in preparation for Easter}
Although I adore the Bunny-shaped Crackers, I love the
Easter Cross Crackers.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
The Hubbs came in while I was baking these, and he nibbled
on a few. He couldn’t believe it was pie crust.
Okay, he may have nibbled on more than a few. I may have to make
three new batches before Easter gets here. 🙂

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
They’re light and crispy at the same time.
They have the zest of the ranch and the saltiness of the cheese.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I think they would be fabulous with hummus or any kind of dip.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
The best part, you can cut them out in any shape.
Think how much fun you can have making different shapes of crackers.
You could also vary the flavor…think spicy Mexican or Zesty Greek.

Homemade Crackers | The Everyday Home
I can’t wait to hear from you if you make these.
I know you will love both how easy and how tasty they are.
Thanks for letting me share my Homemade Crackers with you.
xxoo, Barb
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What a brilliant idea, I would have never thought of that!
View CommentOh my goodness, what a brilliant and adorable recipe! This just opened up a whole new world of possibilities with cookie cutters! Thanks for linking up with Delicious Dishes Recipe Party!
View CommentLove it and the endless possibilities.
View CommentPlease post a printable recipe.
Thanks!
Love, love, love these bunny cracker ideas! Can’t wait to
View Commentmake them this Easter
They are so easy and I can’t stop eating them as a snack. They can be made in any shape. I made dinosaur crackers this Summer for the babies. 🙂
View CommentLove this cracker recipe idea. Thanks for sharing.
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