Have you ever felt in the need of something simple,
but good at the same time, and because of this just eaten a snack such as a
snickers bar instead of making or buying something healthier? I'm sure you
have, because I definitely have.
Therefore I decided to share this quick and simple
recipe on how to make healthy homemade crispbread. They come in handy all the
time, especially when you just need something to snack on.
P.S Some of the ingredients have Norwegian names, so
I’ll write in brackets what they are in English.
Ingredients (I used both metric and cups imperial)
4 dl or 1.7 cups sammalt grov rug
(whole grain crude rye)
4 dl or 1.7 cups havregryn,
lettkokt (oatmeal)
2 dl or 0.8 cups solsikkekjerner
(sunflower seeds)
1 dl or 0.4 cups linfrø
(flaxseed/linseed)
1 dl or 0.4 cups sesamfrø (sesame
seeds)
7 dl or 3 cups water
1 tsp. salt
Directions
1. Mix
all the ingredients together.
2. Spread out the
mixture on two different baking plates covered in baking paper. Use a baking
spatula to spread, making it as thin as possible and clean up the edges. Then
sprinkle some sea salt on top.
3. Set
the oven (convection oven) at 180 degrees Celsius, and put the crispbread
inside.
4. Take
it out after 10 minutes, and cut them up in pieces while still soft using a
pizza wheel.
5. Put
it back inside and now let it bake for 35 minutes.
6. Once
they have baked let them cool for 20 min.
There you go! Homemade crispbread! As you can see it’s so easy to make
and super healthy. Eat them bare, or with toppings such as cheese. Anything
that you would put on your sandwich would most likely go well with crispbread
too!
This looks so easy that I might even be able to make it! If I do, I will let you know. How would I store it, and how long does it last?
SvarSlettYou can just leave it on your kitchen counter, and it can last one week and even more. I hope you try it out :)
SvarSlettit is pretty good but one thing is that u can have your info in both metric and imperial,cause it can save people time if they wanted to try to make it .They wouldnt waste time finding out how much stuff they need ,unless they are using that.
SvarSlettThank you for the tip :)
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