Slightly tedious, but worth the effort. I found Annatto at Capella (used for the orange coloring) and substituted the white flour for wheat. I also used Safflower oil instead of Canola. John said they taste like pretzels?! The recipe was easy to follow, the rolling and cutting took about 2 hours and we now have a trillion goldfish crackers! The blog I found the recipe at suggests spending around $7 on a mini fish cutter. I took the top of a Jones Soda, bent it in the middle and saved my money. I think I will add more nutritional yeast next time, and maybe more cayenne pepper for a stronger flavor. All in all, sort of fun to make, really cute, and much healthier than the store brand!
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Goldfish Crackers
Slightly tedious, but worth the effort. I found Annatto at Capella (used for the orange coloring) and substituted the white flour for wheat. I also used Safflower oil instead of Canola. John said they taste like pretzels?! The recipe was easy to follow, the rolling and cutting took about 2 hours and we now have a trillion goldfish crackers! The blog I found the recipe at suggests spending around $7 on a mini fish cutter. I took the top of a Jones Soda, bent it in the middle and saved my money. I think I will add more nutritional yeast next time, and maybe more cayenne pepper for a stronger flavor. All in all, sort of fun to make, really cute, and much healthier than the store brand!
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