These thin and crunchy rosemary crackers are super simple and quick to make (you will need just one bowl and a rolling pin).
Serve them with your favourite dip or sauce, thinly sliced Italian prosciutto or a bowl of creamy pumpkin soup. So yummy!
If you love these crackers, you'll also adore our multigrain rosemary crackers.
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Making the dough start with preparing all the ingredients. The list is short:
For this recipe you'll need one bowl. This ceramic mixing bowls with high sides, a stable base and handles that keeps things sturdy, are ideal for mixing, whisking and kneading.
Stir together plain flour, salt, ground black pepper and chopped rosemary leaves in the bowl.
Make a well in the middle, then add olive oil. Start slowly pouring the water (this kitchen jug is great for measuring the liquids), while stirring the flour continuously until the dough start to form.
Next, knead with your hands the dough for a few minutes while all the flour is incorporated. You should get a soft dough ball. We are done!
For shaping these crackers, the essential tool is proper rolling pin. First form the log from the dough, then cut into 12 equal pieces. Take each piece, roll into ball then on a lightly floured surface roll out very thin (less then 1mm).
USEFUL TIP! Keep both your work surface and rolling pin floured so the dough doesn't stick.
Transfer crackers onto baking sheet (lined with baking paper). You will need to do this into 2-3 batches, depending how large is your baking sheet.
Crackers will become lightly brown and bubbled on the surface, this take 8-10 minutes. They are ready to be enjoyed!
These crackers can be made 2 days ahead and cooled completely, then kept in an airtight container at room temperature.
CATEGORIES: Snacks & Nibbles, Side Dishes,
Quick & Easy, Rosemary
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