These vegan Multi Seed Crisps are a deliciously crisp gluten free cracker just perfect for snacking and dipping ~ and they couldn’t be easier to make!
It’s almost magical how a bowl of wet seeds comes together into a delicious homemade cracker!
I was so intrigued when I saw this recipe on my blogging friend Angie’s blog ~ there’s nothing but seeds and water in these amazing crackers! I’m always drawn to super minimalist recipes like this ~ I wonder, do they work? How do they work?? I’m happy to report that these multi seed crisps are, well, super crisp, and go great with dips.
3 Easy Steps for Making Vegan Seeded Crackers
- Once you add the warm water you’ll let the seeds sit for about an hour and let the chia do their thing.
- Then you’ll spread them out on a couple of lined baking sheets. Don’t worry about spreading it from edge to edge, but get it nice and even and thin. I used a drinking glass as my ‘rolling pin’.
- Bake in a low oven until it becomes crisp like a cracker ~ only there’s no flour involved, just seeds!
TIP: A key component in this recipe is the chia seeds, when they mix with water they thicken and form a sort of glue that bonds the seeds together ~ so whatever mix of seeds you come up with, don’t leave them out!
These multi seed crisps have to be one of the most minimalist recipes I’ve shared on the blog.
Well, come to think of it, my Parmesan Cheese Crisps were just as simple, but these are right up there. I love recipes like these that give me a totally new kind of cooking experience, and that turn out great without a lot of effort.
Use the larger crackers with dips, and munch on the little shards all by themselves. Bird food? Maybe, but the birds are smart, seeds are super duper healthy.
TIP: Seeds, like nuts, don’t keep forever, the healthy oils in them can go rancid. Use fresh seeds for these crisps and store them in airtight containers in a cool dry place.
Dip recipes to go with your new crackers!
- Muhammara (roasted red pepper and walnut dip)
- Farmer’s Market Hummus
- Whipped Basil Ricotta
- Creamy Vidalia Onion Dip
- Creamy Spring Onion and Radish Dip
Multi Seed Crisps
Equipment
- 2 baking sheets
Ingredients
About 3 cups total seeds, I used:
- 1/3 cup pepitas (inner green part of pumpkin seeds)
- 1/3 cup sunflower seeds
- 1/3 cup sesame seeds
- 1/3 cup poppy seeds
- 1/3 cup flax seeds
- 1/3 cup quinoa or millet
- 1/3 cup buckwheat groats
- 1/3 cup amaranth
- 1/3 cup hemp seeds
- 3 Tbsp chia seeds
- 1 tsp caraway seeds
- 1 tsp fennel seeds
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 tsp onion salt, optional
- 1 1/2 cups warm water
Instructions
- Set oven to 300F
- Mix all the ingredients together in a large bowl and add the warm water. Stir well and let sit for an hour, stirring every 15 minutes.
- Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone mats. Divide the seed mixture between the two pans and pat or roll the seeds out into a thin even layer. You won't fill the entire pans, but get it nice and thin.
- Bake for an hour, or until firm and crisp. Let cool on the pans and then break into pieces.
- Store in an airtight container at room temperature.
Notes
- You definitely don't need to use as big a variety of seeds as I have here, but you'll want to have a good mix of sizes, because if you use only large ones like pumpkin and sunflower the crackers won't hold together. There are lots of varieties, so mix and match.
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These look so good I can’t stand it. If the weather wasn’t disastrous outside I’d go to the store now to get all I need. tomorrow for sure!
I’ve made these before and love them– but I love that you added buckwheat! I will have to try that twist.
What addictive crips, these would pair nicely with my daily hummus habit đŸ˜‰
My husband is always teasing me about eating bird food, I wonder what he will think when he sees these. Making these soon they look fabulous.
I’m totally intrigued by these crisps! So pretty and what a great way to snack đŸ™‚
Made these today. Very tasty just eaten as is – no dip. My husband has decided to crumble them over his breakfast cereal. Really great recipe and can use all sorts of seeds – even the odd bit of almond made it in as well. Thanks for the recipe – no more bits of seeds left in the cupboard!!
Yay Mary! I like your husband’s idea, and I think the next time I might add some nuts, too.
Very cool Sue! I saw these seed crackers at TJs but now we. An make them! Thanks for the recipe!
I didn’t know they had them at Trader Joe’s, I’ll have to check them out to compare đŸ™‚
I love this idea and they truly look easy to make. Not sure why I pay so much for the ones in the box!
Such a cool recipe! I love it. Will definitely be trying this, thanks Sue!