Hmm.. kind of anyway, these are less cracker and more puff, but they’re still delicious and make a very welcome treat in our home as we slowly remove the unnecessary additives from our diets. This is the recipe I used, slightly adapted from Country Living. You will need 1 cup plain flour 4 tbsp cold butter 2 cups grated tasty cheese Italian herbs (or dried herbs of your choice) 3-4 tbsp water And a food processor! Process the flour, herbs [...]
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Jeannie: I like the themed fabric you have picked. And this is a very nice tutorial.
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