Red Pepper Flake Seasoned Crackers are a sure way to wow your guest at any gathering.
I have been making these for years with oyster crackers, but in the last years, my daughter began to make them with saltine crackers, and her husband introduced the red pepper flakes. A perfect match to an already delicious cracker!
When I take them somewhere, I have people so intrigued with these crackers. They will take a bite and then ask, "how long do you bake them, and how much butter is in them?" You almost want to keep them a secret....giggles.
Red Pepper Flake Seasoned Crackers
Ingredients:
4 sleeves of saltine crackers (1 box of saltine crackers)
1 cup canola oil
1 oz. Hidden Valley's The Original Ranch Salad Dressing and Seasoning Mix (the dry mix)
3 tablespoons red pepper flakes (optional)
Directions:
Pour all 4 sleeves of the crackers into a large container (it must have a tight fitting lid). Mix the canola oil, dressing mix, and pepper flakes together and drizzle over the crackers. Gently toss the crackers with the oil mixture. Seal the bowl and turn it upside down, and let set for 15 minutes. Turn the bowl over and gently toss the crackers once again. Store in an air tight container.
Pour all 4 sleeves of the crackers into a large container (it must have a tight fitting lid). Mix the canola oil, dressing mix, and pepper flakes together and drizzle over the crackers. Gently toss the crackers with the oil mixture. Seal the bowl and turn it upside down, and let set for 15 minutes. Turn the bowl over and gently toss the crackers once again. Store in an air tight container.
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I was first introduced to "Fire" Crackers by my daughter last July. So good! Thanks for posting the recipe, now I can make them too.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter used a gallon-size baggie to place the crackers in - it makes for a super easy way to toss the crackers.
what? that's it?? no baking? and they don't get soggy from the oil? I eat crackers all day, so this will be a nice twist...and they sound DELICIOUS
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing..gonna pin this and try this SOON!
i'm so intrigued that you don't bake these! i've had some that you do bake, but no-bake? wow, so easy!
ReplyDeleteyeah… I know…no baking…it intrigues me too :)
DeleteNo baking needed and they are THE BEST! I use cayenne pepper not the flakes and it blends better! So good!
DeleteThese do sound good, can't wait to try them....wonder why they don't get soggy ?????
ReplyDeleteI really can't explain it…it intrigues me too!
DeleteI just joined your blog and I've spent the last hour or so looking over your recipes and site. I am so excited to find such a wonderful southern cook. I can't wait to try your recipes they all sound sooooo delish. This one is going to amaze my family...they are going to think I am a baking genius...Thanks, K!!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to CWK….love company in my kitchen!!
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