If I told you how I made these crackers, I think some of you might think it was a small stroke of genius, and others of you might think it was unsanitary and gross. But when I went searching in my drawers for a small heart-shaped cookie cutter yesterday, I came up empty. And you know, that heart-shaped paper punch wasn't the cheapest thing in the world....and those sheets of wonton wraps fit so nicely into the paper punch, and slide out so easily.....and then perfectly-formed, crispy, crunchy salty little heart-shaped crackers are born and I'll never look at another paper punch the same way again.
If you're interested in the details, aside from the paper-punch part, the crackers can be made from wonton or egg roll wraps (in your produce section). Brush both sides with olive oil, salt them (or cinnamon, whatever floats your boat.) Bake them on a cookie sheet, lined with parchment paper, 350 degrees for a few minutes until golden brown. But watch closely they go from brown to burned while your back is turned. Hey, that rhymes!
Alright, alright. Enough. Here are the winners for last week's fun round of giveaways. Thank you all for stopping by, playing along. Come visit again and even say hello, will you? There will be more giveaways, too...so stay in touch.
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Milkshake CD and DVD: Melissa H.
We SERIOUSLY need some new music around here. I'd love to win this one, thanks!
Blue Yonder's Book of Days: Paula
I thought I posted, but didn't see the secret code thingy. I'd love to be entered in your drawing...dd would love this. Handmade Hellos, from Chronicle Books: Carrie How sweet is that book! Awesome. PEEK Mobile Email: Jenny Bracken Sounds great! Pick me please. I've never even heard of one before.
Paula
