Graham Crackers
Show: Good Eats
Episode: Flat is Beautiful: Going Crackers
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By billnlisa_1996179
Venice, FL
on May 02, 2013
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Great recipe. Used 1/2 honey 1/2 molasses for more of a honey graham taste. For those looking for Graham flower it's now usually labeled as stone or course ground whole wheat flour. Most mills don't use the Graham name anymore.
By TamTX
Elgin, TX
on April 15, 2013
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Yum! Very easy and very good. I will make these again.
I used fresh ground wheat berries for the graham flour which is easy if you have the equipment.
Next time, I will make some adjustments for my personal taste. The molasses flavor was a little strong (not in a bad way!, so next time I might try using honey as someone suggested. I also sprinkled mine with a bit of sugar before cooking.
I think the graham crackers would be good with a tbsp of orange zest mixed in to the dough and sugar/cinnamon sprinkle on top.
By frannyt
Central New Yor...
on November 28, 2012
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As mentioned in the show, for those who cannot obtain graham flour:
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sift together:
84 g white flour (2/3 cup
15 g wheat bran (slightly less than 1/3 cup - coarsely ground
2.5 g wheat germ (1.5 teaspoons
makes approx. 1 cup
By winterv
on October 10, 2012
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These taste great! I made them with my 3 year old son--fun project! It was fun using the scale. I used mostly maple syrup in place of the molasses because I was afraid it would overpower the taste, but next time I will try using only molasses as the recipe says. Looking forward to making them again! This recipe is a keeper.
By BeccaCIT
on August 02, 2012
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I absolutely love that these are made with graham flour (which I buy from Bob's Red Mill, but I think next time, I'll use 6 ounces of Graham flour and 4 ounces of all-purpose. They were a tad too "gritty". I also think I'll cut the amount of molasses in half because they ended up much darker in color than I would have liked and had taste more like a ginger snap cookie.
By yesdiana_8313740
Sacramento, CA
on July 17, 2012
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I continue to make these at least once a month. I found cutting them into pieces before baking and re-cutting once they come out of the oven to cool makes it very easy to snap them apart. Why would anyone buy graham crackers today? Delicious.
By kammy26_10478622
Hong Kong
on June 27, 2012
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I just used a coarse wheat flour since it's impossible to find graham flour in HK. I thought to try this out for my cheesecake's crust, but I'm not sure if it'll make it that long here. My dad is eating it up!
By pegrouleau_13024411
Geneseo, NY
on May 15, 2012
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I have made these several times now and they are a fave. I use the recipe as written with no subs and because I love the flavor of molasses. My only issue is that graham flour is becoming increasingly difficult to find here.
By Reno7
Grants Pass, Oregon
on January 25, 2012
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These are delicious. I substituted honey for the molasses right off the bat. Also, the way the recipe is written, I weighed out the ingredients unless they were given in teaspoons. The crackers came out perfectly. Next time I will roll them a little thinner just to give it a try.
By Tracysc
Kailua, HI
on September 01, 2011
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Great crackers! I adore you Alton Brown; you're so funny. Loved the bit with the Graham impersonator and I learned something new; never even wondered about the origin of Graham flour! TY much!!!!