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A Recipe For Homemade Graham Crack New!ers By Mollie Katzen Exclusive » < Deluxe >

Commercial crackers rely on high-fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors, and preservatives. This recipe uses real butter, honey, and dark brown sugar.

The full recipe is originally from The Enchanted Broccoli Forest by Mollie Katzen.

Add the dry ingredients to the wet in three additions, mixing gently after each. Use a rubber spatula for the final stir. The dough will come together into a soft, slightly sticky mass. Do not overwork. If it feels too wet to handle, add a tablespoon of whole wheat pastry flour. If too dry (rare), add a teaspoon of water. Add the dry ingredients to the wet in

Place the squares on parchment-lined baking sheets. Prick each with a fork ("docking") several times. Transfer to the freezer for 15 minutes to help them keep their shape.

Double the batch. One sheet will vanish while still warm. The rest, if you hide them, make a stunning homemade “Teddy Graham” for toddlers (use mini cookie cutters). Do not overwork

Mollie Katzen’s "Great Graham Crackers" recipe produces a tender, not-too-sweet cracker, featuring a distinct blend of coarse graham flour and oat flour. The dough is enriched with butter and honey, then rolled, scored, and baked at 350°F for a crispy, flavorful alternative to store-bought versions. For the full recipe and tips from the author, visit Mollie Katzen's Website. Great Graham Crackers

You can make them thin and crispy or thick and buttery. The Recipe: Mollie Katzen’s Homemade Graham Crackers and dark molasses provides a deeper

Add sweeteners and liquids: In a small bowl stir the honey (and molasses, if using) with 3 tablespoons milk and vanilla. Drizzle into the flour-butter mixture and gently stir until the dough begins to come together. Add the extra tablespoon of milk only if the dough seems too dry — the dough should be pliable, not sticky.

This recipe utilizes whole wheat flour to honor the traditional "graham" style, which was originally created in the 19th century by dietary reformer Sylvester Graham. By using real butter, dark honey, and unrefined sugar, you create a snack that is both a comforting treat and a nutrient-dense alternative to processed sweets. The Ingredient Blueprint

The combination of brown sugar, real honey, and dark molasses provides a deeper, caramel-like sweetness that is both nostalgic and sophisticated.

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