Cheese coins

Cheddar Cheese Coins recipe: Cheddar cheese coins should be cheesy, buttery crackers with just a little spice. This recipe is a simple, foolproof version that is also freezer-friendly for pop-up parties.

Crispy Cheese Coins: Karri Perry Ingredients: 1 stick softened unsalted butter 2 cups sharp cheddar cheese-grated 1 cup all purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 dashes hot sauce 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard 1 1/2 cups crispy rice cereal (Rice Krispies) Directions: In a stand mixer, (or with a hand mixer) cream butter until it is light and fluffy. Add the grated cheese and dash of hot sauce and mix well. Add the spices to the flour. Slowly add the flour mixture to the…

These Cheddar Cheese Coins are cheesy, buttery, zesty bites that are steps above storebought crackers! They're perfect for your fall cheese board!

I needed hostess gifts for a couple Sunday visits, so I decided to race to Sunshine Market and grab the ingredients for some Cheddar Cheese Coins. The friendly checker, sizing up the content of my basket, said “Enjoy your cookies!” When I told him I was making savory cheese crackers to pair with wine, the woman in line behind me jumped in with “I want some of those.” If you think you’re too busy to bake or don’t always like the way your creations turn out — trust me, these Cheddar Cheese…

As we all know, it's almost all about the cookies and sweets during the holiday season. I love seeing big cookie platters brimming with coo...

Cheddar cheese coins have the texture of a savory shortbread and are totally addictive! These light crackers are filled with two kinds of cheese, and chopped pecans. They go great with wine too!

These Cheddar Cheese Coins are really addictive and great to serve with drinks. They are made in a food processor and rolled into logs, which can be stored in the fridge or freezer to slice a bake later.

Cheddar cheese coins should be cheesy, buttery crackers with just a little spice. This recipe is a simple, foolproof version that is also freezer-friendly for pop-up parties.

These simple homemade crackers are often greasy and tough. We foolproof the recipe and provide four variations to keep things fresh. Everyone loves cheese and crackers, and we wanted to combine the two into a rich, cheesy, tender biscuit. Cutting the chilled butter into the dry ingredients creates a flaky texture, and using the food processor means it take seconds. Adding cornstarch tenderizes our crackers even more. A generous helping of pungent cheese flavors the dough, and just a few…

Not everyone who wants baked goods wants sweets: These savory Cheddar shortbreads with a hint of cayenne are a nice break from the sugar rush — and totally make-ahead.