These delicious crackers are indulgently buttery, cheesy, flaky and practically melt in your mouth. A mix of sharp Cheddar and Grana Padano was used here, but if you can't get enough sharp-tasting cheese, then substitute Grana Padano with vintage Cheddar.
Whole Wheat Cheese Crackers with Chives and Mustard
adapted from Taste
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- Whisk and sift together the wholewheat flour and all purpose flour in a mixing bowl. Set aside. Line two baking trays with parchment papers.
- Beat chopped butter and mustard in a bowl until combined and creamy. Stir in the flour mixture, grated Cheddar, Grana Padano, and chives. Turn onto a lightly floured work surface. Use your hands to bring the dough together.
- Divide the dough into two equal portions. Roll out 1 portion onto a lightly floured work surface until about 5mm thick. Use a wave or flower 5cm-diamenter cookie cutter to cut cookies from the dough. Place on the prepared trays. Place them in the fridge for 15 minutes to chill.
- Preheat the oven to 180C/350F. Bake the cookies, swapping trays halfway through cooking, for 18-20 minutes or until golden. Set aside on the trays for 5 minutes to cool before transferring to a wire rack. Repeat with the remaining dough portion. Store the crackers in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
I just love chives (and parmesan), so this recipe has been bookmarked. Can't wait to try some with a bowl of soup. Yum!
ReplyDeleteHow perfect! Cheesy, buttery crackes that melt in your mouth! Lovely crackers Angie!
ReplyDeleteLove home made crackers...Yours look crunchy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love cheese crackers. With chives they must be great.
ReplyDeleteThese savory crackers sounds so delicious! I love unique flavors in food! Yum!
ReplyDeleteAngie, you're such an incredible baker. Love your cookies so very much. Thanks again for another beautiful recipes. Have a great week ahead, dear.
ReplyDeleteKristy
Quite an addictive and flavourful crackers.
ReplyDeleteLovely crackers! A delightful flavor combination.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Love these cheese crackers. Sound so good with chive, love it!!
ReplyDeleteYou make the best crackers - need to seriously box these and sell them!
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to try them never made crackers before these look too good not to try out!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful crackers Angie. I'm not familiar with Grana Padano. I'm going directly to my cheese book after I write this. I'm in love with sharp cheddar, so I know these will be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSam
You are such Amazing baker,these cracker sound really tasty as it looks !!
ReplyDeleteRidwan
These are so beautiful, There is nothing like a delicious cheesey cracker Angie
ReplyDeleteMustard crackers! LOVE! I'm growing my own chives now and they're kind of taking over the grow box because I honestly don't know what to do with them. This is perfect :)
ReplyDeleteMakes a very good snack. Yummy recipe X
ReplyDeleteLooks delightful! I would really love to try Grana Pradano!
ReplyDeleteOh these look great! I would love them!
ReplyDeleteI am certain this is much better than the ones we biy from the shops. Yumm
ReplyDeleteI bet the mustard makes a nice tangy layer with the smooth creamy cheese. Yum. How can you stop eating them Angie??
ReplyDeleteI love adding chives to anything bread and mustard makes it all that much better!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cracker! These look so delicious and I can tell you must have spent some time on them, too. Thanks for sharing, Angie. Also, I'm having a ChicWrap giveaway today that you should enter!
ReplyDeleteThoose crackers looks wonderful, very delicious blog you have the are several recepies that are being bookmarked. Have a nice Day!
ReplyDeleteoh wow these sound incredible! i need to try these soon!
ReplyDeleteLucen deliciosos me gustaría probar,abrazos hugs,hugs.
ReplyDeleteAngie ... You have been nominated for my NEW Food Stories Award for Excellence in Storytelling. Check out my site for the details (foodstoriesblog dot com).
ReplyDeleteI did have fun my last run in making crackers and this post really does inspire. Between the description and the picture, these look to be a definite winner, well done.
ReplyDeleteThey look so tasty!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, love this flavour here!
ReplyDeletelove these Angie and look beauty as well:)
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful and their flavours would go perfectly with soup :D
ReplyDeleteWell done my friend!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
These look fabulous and drool worthy ! Love the cheese and chives combo :) Great with tea or with soup but I'll just gobble these deliciousness but itself ! lol
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThey look so good. Love all that cheesy flavor with the chives.
ReplyDeleteThese crackers look wonderful! I made something similar and they were gone within minutes. I bet these crackers were a huge hit! And the photos are so pretty! I love the warm brown colors, so soothing and earthy :-)
ReplyDeleteI have the mustard. I have the chives. And I want the crackers. If you don't deliver, I just may have to bake these!
ReplyDeleteI've never made homemade crackers, but I think it's time to change that! :)
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, These crackers look wonderful. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteAngie...I love this, I love it that is a savory one and not sweet. Have bookmarked this....I can imagine how delicious this crackers would be ..yumyum. Thanks for sharing the recipe and beautiful clicks ! :)
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than serving homemade crackers. Your whole wheat version sounds incredible.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE crackers but have never have thought to make a homemade version. I'm loving these. Whole wheat AND cheese... this is flavour country. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletewow such a flavorful crackers.
ReplyDeletefirst time seeing dijon mustard in cookies, i think they make wonderful pairing with the cheese!
ReplyDeleteYour crackers look awesome. Not much beats the flavors of chives and cheese!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Angie! Chives and mustard are a supreme flavor combination - this is a great party appetizer.
ReplyDeleteI bet these were a deliciously savory cracker. I love the shapes too. They are so pretty!
ReplyDeletedijon mustard in the crackers? how cool is that!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a cheesy biscuit right up my alley, Angie. And I love that they are whole wheat. I have the exact same cookie cutters. I know I'll be making these all summer long.
ReplyDeleteThat looks marvelous!
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of flavors in this little treat, nice!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! And I know they would disappear fast around here - the flavors are irresistible!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully crafted whole grain crackers, how did you know I was looking for a recipe like this one? I pinned it to saw for future use, thanks Angie;-)
ReplyDeletethat should say to save for future use!
ReplyDeleteI still need to try and make crackers at home! Homemade crackers.. gotta be so good.
ReplyDeleteChives and mustard - what a wonderful combination for a cracker! Lovely pics, Angie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat. Your crackers look wonderful and they sound delicious. I'd love to have a few to nibble on. Have a great evening. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteThese crackers look and sound amazing... Congrats on Top 9!!!
ReplyDeletei'd love to try this! :) big cheese lover here :)
ReplyDeleteYou are making my mouth water!They look so delicious!xxx
ReplyDeleteWhole wheat crackers!!! wow amazing. Would love to make these. M bookmarking this for future reference :D.
ReplyDeleteThanx for visiting my space.
Glad to follow from now on :D
One unique combo! The photographs are just mind blowing.
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ReplyDeleteI definitely would not be able to stop snacking on these!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I've never made crackers like those, they intrigue me so much adn I would love to have a few of them right now!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm...your crackers look excellent, Angie! Please pass me a few :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic, I love the flavor mix! Congrats on your Top 9 also :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Delicious crackers!
ReplyDeleteI love little crackers such as these!
ReplyDeleteChives and cheese, and whole wheat crackers? What more could you ask for with such incredible delcious crispy-crunchy crackers...a glass of chilled white wine, thank you!
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous crackers, ok now I have a cheese craving. I have to try making crackers already.
ReplyDeleteYour crackers look beautiful. I love how you styled them. I haven't made crackers too many times before - you've inspired me! xx
ReplyDeleteThese crackers look sooo good and flavorful! Love the chives in them, yum! :)
ReplyDeleteThese must be amazing! What a beautiful combination of flavors for a cracker, and your description is making me need them!
ReplyDeleteYour crackers sound delicious. If they are half as good as your photo then I know that they are terrific.
ReplyDeleteI just need a glass of wine....delightful.
ReplyDeleteAh, love the mustard addition... :')
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful looking crackers, you have me inspired with your recipes - more so than usual.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, these look + sound absolutely amazing. i bet they taste just divine! and your pictures are always so beautiful - i love stopping over to see them!
ReplyDeletePerfect crackers for a friday night on a couch :D!
ReplyDeleteI have been making homemade crackers for a while now. I will definitely be giving your recipe a try.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
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Yuum!!! I love homemade savoury biscuits. They are usually rich enough for one to be enough. These look great :)
ReplyDeleteIt is Food on Friday time at Carole’s Chatter. This week it is all about cheese. It would be great if you would link this post in to Food on Friday
ReplyDeleteYou are such a star for putting up the link. Thank you very much. We will end up with a nice collection.
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