Thin, crunchy Swedish rye crispbread rounds with a hole in the middle, made from rye flour, a little yeast and seeds and baked until crisp. Perfect with butter, cheese and gravlax. Makes 8 large rounds.
Contains: wheat, sesame. Based on the ingredients as written; check package labels, which can change.
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Knäckebröd has been baked in Sweden for more than a thousand years, traditionally as large rounds with a hole in the center so they could be hung on a pole to dry for winter.
This homemade version is crisp and nutty from rye flour and seeds. Break it into pieces and top it with butter, cheese, gravlax or shrimp.
Store in an airtight tin up to 2 weeks. If they soften, crisp them in a 300°F oven for 5 minutes.
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