Whole Wheat Crackers#SundayFunday

These super crunchy, so easy to make, are salty, crunchy and way better than any store-bought crackers.

Ingredients
55 Grams Whole Wheat Flour
25 Grams All Purpose Flour
10 Grams Sugar
A Pinch Salt
25 Grams Cold Unsalted Butter
25 Grams Cold Water

Method
In a bowl add all the dry ingredients. Mix well now add the cold butter cubes and mix it in the flour till it forms bread crumbs. Then add the cold water knead to a dough.
Roll this dough in a lightly floured surface to a thin sheet.
Cut into squares. 
Place them on a lined baking tray. Prick with a fork.
Bake in a preheated oven at 170°C c for 7 - 8 minutes. 
Place them on wire rack and then when cooled store them in an airtight container.
Labels: Crackers, Whole Wheat Flour, Sunday Funday

Let's see what the others are sharing today with the theme "Crackers"
  • Sourdough Discard Crackers from Karen's Kitchen Stories
  • Easy Inside Out Chicken Cordon Bleu from A Day in the Life on the Farm
  • Homemade Everything Seasoned Crackers from Amy's Cooking Adventures
  • Homemade Goldfish Crackers from Culinary Cam
  • Parle Cheesling Bhel from Mayuri's Jikoni
  • Whole Wheat Crackers from Sneha's Recipe
  • Za'atar Chickpeas Crackers from Food Lust People Love
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    Homemade Vegan Basil Hummus

    Simple Fresh Basil Hummus Dip, easy to make and with all the flavor's of the herbs and garlic. Serve with breads or pita bread.
    Ingredients
    1/3 Cups Chickpeas - soaked overnight
    ¼ Cup Fresh Basil leaves
    15 Fresh Mint leaves
    2 Tablespoons Tahini Paste
    1 Tablespoons Fresh Lime Juice
    1 Clove Garlic
    2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
    1 Tablespoon Grated Parmesan Cheese
    Salt To Taste
    1 Tablespoon Ice Cold Water 
    Method
    Drain the chickpeas from the water in which cooked/ canned (reserve a teaspoon full of cooked chickpeas for garnish) and process in the food processor along with the garlic till coarsely ground.
    Add basil, mint, tahini paste and parmesan cheese. Add half the olive oil, half the lime juice and a little salt. Run the processor. Add chickpea water gradually as you process till you get the consistency you need, which is of a paste with all the ingredients well ground. Add only as much water as is needed to grind the hummus as required.
    Taste after grinding the ingredients and add more oil, lemon juice or salt as you prefer. Drizzle with olive oil, garnish with reserved basil leaves. 
    Serve with warm pita bread or make a sandwich and enjoy!!
    Labels: Dipping Sauce, Sauces, Chickpeas, Basil, Mint, Tahini, Lime Juice, Parmesan Cheese, Middle Eastern, Homemade, Vegan

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    Homemade Pink Dragon Fruit Jam

    A beautiful looking and easy jam made from pink dragon fruit or pitaya fruit. Dragon fruits have either white flesh or pink/deep magenta  colour flesh, with tiny edible black seeds similar to that of kiwi fruit. This jam that gets ready with just 3 ingredients. 

    1 Cup = 200 Ml
    Ingredients
    350 Ml Dragon Fruit Puree
    1 Cup Granulated Sugar
    1 Teaspoon Lemon Juice
    Method 
    Cut the dragon fruit into two halves and scoop out the flesh using a spoon. Take scooped flesh in a mixer grinder and blend to a pulp.
    In a thick bottomed non-stick pan, combine dragon fruit pulp and sugar. Cook on a medium flame and simmer until it has a thick jam like consistency. Keep on stirring occasionally. This will take about 20-25 minutes.
    Once you notice that it has begun to thicken, add lemon juice to it. Stir well and cook for about a minute.
    Remove from flame and allow it to cool. Store it in a sterilized jar in refrigerator.
    Labels: Jam, Dragon Fruit, Homemade, Preservative free

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    Keto Bacon Wrapped Avocado Fries#SundayFunday

    Crispy bacon-wrapped avocado fries are so satisfying – perfect keto snack, appetizer, finger food for cravings! They are easy, high protein low-carb and use just two ingredients!
    Keto Bacon Wrapped Avocado Fries are easy to make! Simply wrap slices of bacon around sliced but firm wedges of avocado.
    Ingredients
    3 Just Ripe But Firm Avocados
    Slices of Bacon - as required
    Hot Sauce - optional
    Toothpicks (optional, for securing the bacon)
    Method
    Preheat the oven to 210°C. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. 
    Cut the avocados in half and remove the pits. Carefully peel the avocados and slice each half into 4 even wedges, resulting in 8 wedges per avocado.
    Take each avocado slice and wrap a slice of bacon around it, starting at one end and wrapping towards the other end.
    If necessary, use a toothpick to secure the bacon in place. Place the bacon-wrapped avocado slices on the prepared baking sheet, making sure they are not touching. Drizzle hot sauce on each. 
    Bake in the preheated oven for 12-15 minutes, or until the bacon is crispy and browned. You may need to turn the slices halfway through to ensure even cooking. Cool and Serve: Remove from the oven and let the avocado fries cool slightly before serving. 
    Enjoy them on their own or with a dipping sauce like a keto-friendly ranch or spicy mayo.

    My Notes 
    For some of the smaller slices, I used half a slice of bacon, and on some of the larger ones, I used a whole piece. This will be up to you and how large your avocados are.
    Labels: Keto, Low Carb, Avocado, Bacon, Sunday Funday, International Cuisine, Appetizer, Snack
    See some of the other Avocado Recipes. 
    Avocado Chicken by A Day in the Life on the Farm
    Green Salad With Avocado Dressing by Mayuri's Jikoni
    Keto Bacon Wrapped Avocado Fries by Sneha's Recipe
    Papas con Salsa de Aguacate by Culinary Cam
    Smooth Guacamole by Amy's Cooking Adventures
    Spicy Avocado Coriander Chutney by Cook with Renu
    Tomatillo Chicken Stew by Food Lust People Love

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    Belizean Rice and Beans#EaTTheWorld

    Rice and Beans is one of the most popular foods in Belize and the national dish of the country. The rice is cooked with coconut milk to give the dish a rich, tropical flavor but it’s made even more tasty by the addition of red kidney beans! . Serve this as a side with any protein for a yummy meal! The  beans add some protein and fiber to the dish, making it more filling and healthy to eat.
    The best part of this recipe that it is vegan and gluten free. For this recipe I have used dried kidney beans, you can use a can of cooked beans to reduce the time and make a quick meal.
    Serves 3
    Ingredients
    To Cook The Beans

    1/3 Cup Dried Red Kidney Beans
    1½ Cup Water
    Salt to taste
    To Make The Rice & Beans 
    1 Cup Long Grain Rice
    Cooked Red Kidney Beans
    1 Small Onion - chopped
    1 Clove Garlic - chopped
    ½ Teaspoon Dried Thyme
    1 Cup Coconut milk
    2 Cups Water - I used 2nd & 3rd extract of the coconut milk 
    Salt, to taste
    2 Tablespoons Oil or Desi Ghee

    Method
    Rinse the beans in water and soak them for at least 4 hours. Then place them in pressure cooker with water, and cook on high for one whistle then reduce the flame and cook it for 10 minutes on medium look flame. When cooker cools open and check if the beans are cooked but firm. Drain the beans and keep aside.
    In a large heat oil add the onions and garlic sauté till the onions are translucent. Then add the rice and sauté for a minute or two. Add salt, thyme, cooked beans, thin & thick coconut milk. Lightly give it good mix. Bring this to a rolling boil and place the lid, on the pot, reduce the flame to medium low, let it cook for 10 - 15 minutes. After 12 - 15 minutes remove the lid and check if the rice is cooked and all the moisture is absorbed by the rice. Fluff the rice with a fork. Serve hot with potato salad or any protein of your choice. Enjoy this Belizean Rice & Beans!
    Labels: Belize, International Cuisine, Rice, Red Kidney beans, Coconut milk, Vegan, Gluten Free, Main Course, Eat The World 
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