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DemonBelethCat t1_ixcxxl7 wrote

Read as "silicon " crackers at first. Yeah, scallions definitely better.

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chadventurer t1_ixd22rb wrote

Recipe?

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Jinglebell727 OP t1_ixd9z4u wrote

I couldn't link the recipe here per the sub rules, but look up "Green onion crackers" on YouTube. Click the video with about 1.2 million views and the title is in Korean. I don't speak or read Korean but that's the video I followed and translations were there. I did modify the recipe and added more salt, more scallions, garlic, and some shredded sharp cheddar. Enjoy. :)

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coffeechocolatelvr t1_ixd8sig wrote

Wow I love this idea! What are you planning to serve them with?

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Jinglebell727 OP t1_ixd9m1h wrote

I was supposed to eat them with chicken noodle soup but they were so tasty by themselves, they didn't make it to the soup hehe.

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yummi_1 t1_ixeztdx wrote

That's awesome, never thought to make them myself. Every cracker I get in a box is loaded with salt. Thanks for the idea.

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