I’ve been on a homemade everything kick for a quite long time.. 😀 Homemade crackers is not an exception. I’ve tried lots of crackers recipes and usually crackers turned out like cookies, not very crunchy, tasted like shortbread cookies, or I was unable to roll out dough thinly. Finally, after tasting and comparing different recipes, I created my own recipe of salty crackers. You need only few ingredients to prepare these amazingly tasty, crunchy and aromatic crackers! The dough contains extra virgin olive oil and rosemary, natural bitterness and pepperyness of the oil and piney aroma of the herb give incredible taste and smell to the dough and crackers. You can make sticks, twists or roll out the dough very thinly and cut out any shape you like. I enjoy these crackers as is, it’s a nice midday snack; you can also make a sauce and dip crackers into it.

Olive Oil and Rosemary Crackers
- In a large bowl, mix flours, baking powder, salt, pepper, rozemary. Add water and mix with a spatula or wooden spoon. Add olive oil and mix again. Place the dough on a lightly floured surface and knead with hands. Add a bit more flour if the dough is too sticky.
- Cut the dough into equal 6-8 pieces. Roll each piece into circle as thinly as you like, cut into squares, diamond shape. You can also cut into strips (1.5-2cm width, 15cm length) and then twist each strip.
- Place crackers on a baking sheet and bake in preheated 220-230C (450F) oven for 10-11 minutes or until golden color.
I keep crackers in airtight container in the fridge up to 5 days.
They look absolutely amazing!
Thank you so much, Dear Ginger! 🙂
I absolutely love crackers and will have to give them a go!
I love crackers and rosemary so would love to make these! I could just smell them as you were describing them. They sound so good. Your pictures are so beautiful, too!
Thank you for your lovely comment, Shari! Crackers were very crunchy! 🙂
These look extremely addictive! 🙂
Thanks a lot, Ronit!
I’ve never made homemade crackers before. These look amazing 🙂
You should make it, they are crunchy and addictive! 😀
Always so beautiful your recipes, Mila! XX
Thank you, Serena! I’ve fallen in love with these pics! 😀
Beautiful! Love the bouquet 😊
I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
Your crackers have a beautiful rustic quality about them and I love the way you have served them! I’ll remember this for my next gathering where I use them!
Thanks for your comment, Julie! I’m so glad that my recipes, photos and ideas inspire people to make it! 🙂
I call these breadsticks or straws and just love them! Rosemary is a perfect herb and I do love your bouquet! We all want our own bouquet – can you do it? Thanks for a great recipe and a pretty presentation. Happy Fiesta Friday 🙂
I wish I could send the bouquet to each woman at FF party.. 🙂 I also roll out the dough very thinly and then cut into squares or diamonds to get a shape of crackers))
I’ll have a bouquet too please Mila if we’re putting orders in! 🙂 They look lovely, tasty and crackery! 🙂
Of course, Lili! 😀 Enjoy! ❤
These crackers look amazing! 🙂
And they taste awesome! 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
Now that is one amazing bouquet!! I’m a cracker fanatic 😀 Thanks for sharing this with us at Fiesta Friday 🙂 Pinned, yummed, and stumbled!
I do like crackers too! And will be searching for new recipes, and then tasting&trying.. 😀
They are gorgeous Mila. You really presented them well! 🙂 What a wonderful idea to show up at a friends for dinner and bring this lovely bouquet with you. Thank you…
It’s very fragrant too from fresh rosemary almost like a flowers bouquet! 😀
Great pics Mila and a lovely recipe. I’m all for home baked crackers
The main thing is to find a good crackers recipe. 🙂 Thank you so much for commenting!
Fantastic looking recipe. I love crackers with rosemary and salt, yum. Gorgeous photos!
You are kind as always; thanks a lot! 🙂
I haven’t tried making crackers on my own. These look amazingly delicious. Happy FF, Mila. 🙂 xx
You should try to make homemade crackers at least once, Jhuls, they are so tasty! 🙂
Yummy these look fantastic!
Thanks for sharing these on fiesta friday!
Stef
Hi Stef! Glad you stopped by and liked the post! Nice to meet you and hope to see you again! 🙂
Crackers are a weakness of mine, but have never managed to make a winning recipe – a must-try!
Hilda, you know a thousand unusual recipes, I think you’ve got one about crackers.. 🙂
Wow… these biscuits are presented sooo beautifully Mila! As always your photos are stunning!
I’m very glad that I made these crackers and now I can enjoy reading such comments! Thank you, Margot! 🙂
Ditto to the other comments – these look amazing….
Thanks, Laura! You should make it, these crackers are addictive! 😀
Mila these are gorgeous and I love the rosemary here. What a gorgeous presentation too. I’d love to try making these!
It’s so nice of you, Amanda! 🙂
wow I need to try this
Go ahead! These crackers are super crunchy and tasty! 🙂
Gorgeous photographs!
I do love these photos, too! Thanks for visiting and commenting, Lindy! 🙂
These look awesome! Gorgeous clicks too 😀
Thank you so much for your warm comment! 🙂
Must try this. I’m always looking for good cracker recipes. As you say, lots of them just turn out like cookies, without enough crack.
These look amazing! I’m going to try this out tomorrow. Also, Happy FF!
These crackers are fantastic!! Just stumbled upon your blog:))
I have a lot of rosemary right now and your crackers sound great…thanks for the inspiration.
Let me know how they will turn out, Karen! They are very delish! 🙂
Absolutely GORGEOUS!! I am so impressed!! 🙂
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