July 06, 2020

Cheesy Seed Crisps (gluten-free)


Yields 15-18 crisps

1/2 cups shelled pumpkin seeds (salted or unsalted)
1/2 cups shelled sunflower seeds (salted or unsalted)
1/4 cup uncooked quinoa (any color)
2 Tablespoons sesame seeds (I used 1 tablespoon white and 1 tablespoon black sesame seeds)
2 tablespoons flax seeds or chia seeds
1 Tablespoon extra virgin light olive oil
1 teaspoon kosher salt
2 cups shredded mozzarella or Cheddar cheese


Preheat oven to 400 F. Line 2 rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper.

In a medium bowl, combine all ingredients. Spoon about 1/4-cup mixture onto prepared baking sheet. Spread into a 2-3 -inch circle. Repeat with remaining cheese mixture.

Bake uncovered, for 10-15 minutes, until cheese is bubbling and golden, making sure crisps do not burn. Cool completely. 

Plate cheese crisps on a cheese board to serve. 

Might be used for the salad as a topping or as a garnish.


Recipe comes from "Variations" by Daniella Silver.
 

12 comments:

  1. Can I use process cheese ??

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  2. Anonymous11:49 AM

    Thank you very much. These look very delicious. Will bake these tomorrow with my children.😊

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  3. Anonymous12:54 PM

    These look so good. Do you have nutrition facts?

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  4. Sorry, I have no any additional facts about cookies you want.

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  5. Anonymous9:50 PM

    How do you keep these afterwards? I layered them between paper towels (hoping to absorb some oil) in a bowl and covered the bowl with wrap, then put it in the fridge.. but is that necessary? Would they keep in a container at room temp?

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  6. Anonymous8:08 AM

    Absolutely delicious yum yum, I made it today and I cannot stop eating 😂

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  7. Anonymous3:49 AM

    Thanks how can I make these without cheese?

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  8. Anonymous3:50 PM

    Really superb with sharp cheddar cheese. To our palates just okay with mozzarella. They stored well in a tin on the counter for about a week, until they were all gobbled up!

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  9. Anonymous1:56 AM

    Ummm. I don’t think you can, seeing as they are cheese crisps

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  10. Since I am getting a negative respond from ANONYMOUS reader, I want to respond. My blog is not for recommendations. It's just my experience as well as yours.

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  11. Anonymous8:05 PM

    I love these seed crisps. I’m making my 5th batch. I spread it out on a cooking sheet and once it’s cooled I simply break into pieces since I’m the only one that eats them. These are my savory treat. I store them on the freezer.

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  12. Anonymous6:34 PM

    I just made these again. This time I added rosemary I hope it will be delicious as well. ☺️

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