I am not such a big snack lover but having it during movie time is something I would go for. Most of the time we just bought those variety flavours of potato chips from our nearby shop. I grabbed a kilo of big fat carrot several days ago and finishing them could probably takes my husband and I some times. Then I thought of making this beautiful non-frying carrot snack.
The snack turned out to be very good but I didn’t manage to have them crispy enough. Maybe I cut it too thick before baking. But the taste was perfect.
I made two portion of the dough and I got pretty much of the snack ready in my big container 
Carrot Snack Recipe-recipe from Honey@myresipi.com
* 60g shredded carrots
* 100g flour
* 2 teaspoon shredded cheese
* 1 1/2 tablespoon cooking oil
* 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
* salt and pepper adequately
1. Mix all ingredients above. Mix until the dough is formed. Add more oil if the dough is too hard.
2. Wrapping and keep at roomtemperature for 15 minutes.
3. Roll for about 2mm thick. Cut approximately 10cm long and 2-3mm wide
4. Bake in the oven with a temperature of 200 degree C for 15-20 min or until crisp.
These look tasty – and you have such beautiful photography!
Thanks
These look awesome! They remind me of these Greek cheese puff sticks thingies. I am definitely making them!
You should give it a try. It’s really easy
that sounds soo delicious and easy. which is the perfect party or dvd night snack.
you have a very nice blog here. lovely colours and pictures!
Thanks. This is indeed a very good dvd companion
oh wow, I just found you through tastespotting and these look so good. I love carrots, especially roasted, and just bought a bunch, so am planning to mak these soon. Thanks so much for sharing, and you take stunning photos.
~Kurious Kitteh
Thanks for visiting. Hopefully you’ll liked the recipe
I immediately bookmarked. I snack too much, so these are exactly the kind of thing I’m looking for! Can’t wait to try them, thank you for sharing! (and gorgeous photography to boot)
what a great idea – these look really lovely (and your photos are fabulous)!
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