🍪 Crispy Almond & Nut Sweet Crackers

Thin, golden, caramelized nut sheets that bake soft and cut easily, then turn irresistibly crisp as they cool.


📝 Ingredients (1 large tray)

Base recipe (perfect balance):

  • 60 g egg whites (≈ 2 egg whites)

  • 40 g sugar

  • 20 g butter, melted
    (or 20 ml extra virgin olive oil)

  • 12 g cake flour

  • 125 g sliced almonds

  • 50 g coarse shredded coconut

Total nuts in this version: 175 g

🌰 Optional Add-Ins & Adjustments

You can replace or add:

  • Sesame seeds

  • Pumpkin seeds

  • Sunflower seeds

  • Chopped hazelnuts or walnuts

⚖️ Important Ratio Rule

The base formula works beautifully with 175 g total nuts/seeds and 60 g egg whites.

If you increase the nuts to around 220–230 g total,
👉 add 1 extra egg white (≈ 30 g)
so the new balance becomes:

  • 90 g egg whites

  • 40–50 g sugar

  • 20 g butter or olive oil

  • 12–15 g flour

  • 220–230 g total nuts/seeds

This keeps the mixture cohesive and prevents dryness or crumbling.

🍳 Instructions

1. Prepare the base mixture

  • In a bowl, whisk the egg whites with the sugar until slightly frothy (no need to whip to peaks).

  • Add melted butter (or olive oil) and mix.

  • Stir in the flour until smooth.

2. Add the nuts

  • Fold in the sliced almonds and shredded coconut (and any additional seeds if using).

  • The mixture should be thick, sticky, and well coated, not runny.

3. Spread thinly

  • Line a baking tray with parchment paper.

  • Spread the mixture evenly into a thin layer (about 2–3 mm thick).

  • Press gently with a spatula to compact.

4. Bake

  • Bake at 160 °C for 30 minutes.

  • After the first 15 minutes, rotate the tray for even browning.

  • Bake until golden and caramelized.

5. Cut while hot

  • Immediately after removing from the oven, cut into squares or rectangles while still soft.

  • Let cool completely, they will harden and crisp as they cool.

🌿 Kuisit Tip

Timing is everything. Cut the crackers while warm and pliable, once cooled, they snap cleanly. Using olive oil instead of butter gives a lighter, more Mediterranean finish, while butter deepens the caramel flavor.

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