These delicious goats cheese crackers are flavoured with fresh rosemary and make a great gluten free and low carb cracker to have alongside with a dip.
I have a very popular cream cheese cookie recipe that I wondered how I could do a savoury version of it. I’ve been baking so many sweet recipes for Easter recently that I need something savoury to return my taste buds! So, thinking of this recipe, I used goats cheese instead of cream cheese.
The idea for this came about one Sunday afternoon when I was trying to have a mid-afternoon nap with the dogs. I had bought a large log of goat’s cheese and was wondering what to do with it, apart from the obvious omelette filling. Well, for me that is. The dogs were particularly lively and rather than drifting off into a delicious afternoon nap with them snoring quietly by my side, I was being a referee in between doggie playtimes and general shenanigans. This woke me up faster than an expresso coffee and once my mind was sharpened, I thought “savoury cracker” and head off to the kitchen to work my magic. Plus, it was a momentary peace from the dog’s antics.
The smell of these low carb goats cheese and rosemary crackers are simply delicious. There is something aromatic about baked rosemary and the house smelt delicious all evening. However tempting the smell of these baking is, when they are out of the oven I would not advise munching them. I had a nibble and it was like the same eating effect of giving a tablespoon of peanut butter to the dogs. A lot of slapping of the lips. Sadly, you need to wait until the next day as they will have firmed up and the flavours fully developed. So, bake them ahead and you won’t be disappointed.
The Chief Taster munched these the day they were baked and then the next day when they were ready. He loved them the next day, but upon munching them when they were out of the oven declared them to be very similar to a certain brand of Cheese Crackers. You could not eat more than 3 within a minute. This is probably due to the coconut flour that makes them very filling. Then again, why is he looking to eat a set number of crackers within a minute? With no cheese or spread too! He needs some time off work I think! On the upside, you are not going to scoff the lot, one after another and claim hunger blindness! Eat, relish and enjoy.
The next day we had theses goats cheese rosemary crackers with a creamy, spicy dip which was perfect. A lot of strong flavours, but the crackers had hardened up and had a delicious crunch that you need from a cracker. The flavours of the goat’s cheese and fresh rosemary seemed to mature and together made a delicious cracker. If you enjoy the sweet cream cheese cookie then you will hopefully like the savoury goats cheese cracker version.
Goats Cheese Rosemary Crackers
Ingredients
- ½ cup coconut flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons Rosemary, fresh
- 6 oz Goats cheese.
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 180C/350F degrees
- Put all ingredients into a food processor and blitz until smooth.
- Spoon the mixture onto a piece of parchment paper, then place another piece on top. Gently roll out the dough until about 1 cm thick.
- Cut out with a cookie cutter or shape by hand.
- Place onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper.
- Bake for 18-20 minutes until firm and golden.
- Allow to cool or place in the fridge overnight for best results.
Notes
lynn
all ready to make goat cheese rosemary crackers.... need little help please oven temp? thank you....
Angela Coleby
Hi, 180C or 350F degrees
Amy Dearie
Could you use a gf flour mix in place of the coconut flour? Anyone tried that?
Angela Coleby
I think you could...
Vicki
Are these crackers soft? Can you explain the texture? If Imissed that somewhere, oops sorry l9l
Angela Coleby
They are slightly soft but harden up the next day. Hope that helps!
abbick
what kind of goat cheese? Hard or soft cheese?
Angela Coleby
I use soft.
Michelle
I don't see the list of ingredients on the recipe, could you list out those ingredients? They look delicious and I look forward to making them.
Angela Coleby
Thanks for noticing this. My recipe feature was not working so have corrected it! Happy baking!