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Recipe makes
12 bite-size crackers
(Calories: 1)
@ 0.1 carbs,
0.3 protein

This is
not the actual photo of the dish.
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Ingredients:
- 1 cup almond flour
- 2 t Splenda granular
- 1 egg white
- 1/4 t salt
- 1/8 t garlic powder
- 1/8 t onion powder
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Directions:
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Mix all
ingredients well in a small bowl; everything should be
moist and the dough should hold together somewhat.
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Put the
dough on a well-greased sheet of parchment paper or
heavy-duty aluminum foil, about 15x18" (it's helpful to
crumble the dough mixture and spread the crumbs in a
roughly rectangular shape on the foil).
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Cover the
dough with a piece of wax paper that's been sprayed with
non-stick spray.
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Roll out the
dough to about 1/8" thick or slightly thinner; try to
get the dough to an even thickness; you can also
carefully peel up the wax paper and reshape the dough to
get it as close to rectangular as possible, about 9x9"
square.
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Replace the
wax paper and continue rolling until nice and even.
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Peel off the
wax paper and use a pizza or ravioli cutter to score the
dough into approximately 48 1-inch squares.
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Lift the
foil and set it on the oven rack and bake them at 325º
for 10-15 minutes, or until golden brown.
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Check after
10 minutes and if crackers at outer edge are getting
pretty brown, remove those and continue baking the rest
until golden; use a thin metal spatula to very gently
pry the crackers from the foil.
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Break them
apart on the score lines and let cool.
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