Turning leftover grains into golden, crispy sugar free rice crackers is a simple way to breathe new life into a pantry staple. By blitzing cooked rice with a touch of olive oil and salt, you create a versatile dough that bakes into a satisfyingly thin, snap-worthy snack. The result is a clean, neutral base that takes exceptionally well to a light dusting of paprika or parmesan powder, allowing you to customize the seasoning to match whatever you are serving alongside.

These homemade crisps rely on a high-heat oven finish to develop that signature crunch without the need for processed additives. While the dough requires a gentle hand and a bit of moisture to keep things manageable, the process is straightforward and avoids the complexity of deep-frying. Achieving that uniform, wafer-thin shape is the secret to a professional texture that rivals store-bought alternatives.

Keep a batch in an airtight container for quick snacking or pair them with your favorite hummus, dips, or cheese boards during casual gatherings. Since they are at their best within a few days of baking, they work well as a last-minute project to clear out the fridge and satisfy a craving for something crunchy.

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Key Ingredients

Cooked rice: Forms the base dough for the crackers and provides the structure.
Olive oil: Incorporated into the rice to create a cohesive, pliable dough.
Salt: Used to season the neutral rice base before rolling and baking.
Parmesan cheese: An optional topping that adds a savory, salty finish to the crackers.
Paprika: An optional spice used to provide extra depth and color to the finished crackers.

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Sugar Free Rice Crackers

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Sugar Free Rice Crackers Ingredients

2 cups cooked rice1 Tablespoon olive oilPinch Salt1-2 Tablespoon waterToppings (optional)1 TBSP parmesan powder1 tsp paprika

Instructions

Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius (360 F)Cook your rice as per the manufacturer’s instructions, of course you can also use leftover ricePlace the rice in a food processor with the olive oil and saltBlitz in the food processor until it comes together like a dough, you may need to add a little water. This will depend on the type of rice you are using and how dry the rice is. Add this 1 tablespoon at a timeTake teaspoonfuls of the rice dough, roll into balls, and place on a baking paper-lined tray Using a wet spoon and damp hands will stop the rice sticking to you and the spoonPlace a second piece of baking paper on top of the ballsUse something with a flat bottom (like a cup or glass) to squash the balls into disks around 1-2mm thick. You can also use a rolling pin.Remove baking paper from the top of the balls(Optional) add a sprinkle of parmesan cheese or paprika for some extra flavourBake until slightly golden and have a crispy texture when snapped

Notes

Cooked rice can be sticky to deal with. Keep your hands and the utensils you are using damp, and the rice won’t stick!For crispy crunchy rice crackers, the trick is to get them nice and thin! I aim for around 1-2mmAll white rice should be fine for making these crackers, I have tested the recipe with very short-grained rice (sushi rice) and long grain rice. I have not been successful with 100% brown rice, but it has worked with a 50:50 mix of brown and white riceIf you are using short-grain rice, be gentle when food processing, I would just pule the mix a few timesStore your crackers in an airtight container, best eaten within 2 days.

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