Spring’s arrival means the birds are on their way back. And although you might not want to eat like a bird all the time, it doesn’t hurt to incorporate a little of their healthy diet into your own ...

1. In a blender or coffee grinder, grind the sunflower and pumpkin seeds into a fine powder. Be careful not to blend too long or they will turn into seed butter. Separately, grind the flax seeds into ...

Grind the sunflower and pumpkin seeds into a fine powder or flour in a blender or spice grinder. Blend in pulses and be careful not to blend too long, or they'll turn into seed butter. Separately, ...

1. Set the oven at 350 degrees. Ideally, you need 3 baking sheets to make the crackers, with 6 sheets of parchment paper. You can also bake one or two batches of crackers, let the baking sheets cool, ...

What makes people happier than crackers? What brings more joy? Especially when they are accompanied by a nice piece of cheese? Crackers are one of the four most important food groups, along with ice ...

They're so easy to make and so addictive in their deliciousness. Their distinctive flavors come from the savory bite of quality cheese or a sprinkling of fresh herbs or a simple garnish of tiny seeds.

Producing crispy, crunchy, tasty crackers doesn’t sound too tricky. In fact, many food bloggers and cookbook authors chirp that making crackers from scratch is as easy as baking cookies. Now, I’m not ...

Make these autumnal crackers up to 1 month ahead to bake for holiday entertaining. Marcia Kiesel, a former Food & Wine test kitchen supervisor, is an experienced chef and recipe developer who ...

The day I paid nearly $11 for a four-ounce box of “artisan” crackers, I had to wonder: Couldn’t I just make these myself? Flour, olive oil, sea salt. Those were the only ingredients listed on the box.

What makes people happier than crackers? What brings more joy? Especially when they are accompanied by a nice piece of cheese? Crackers are one of the four most important food groups, along with ice ...