Baked High Protein Crackers Recipe

Baked High Protein Crackers Recipe

10 Apr 2026

These high-protein crackers recipe is made using SwissBake® Prot Max P30 (high protein bread mix) and SwissBake® Multskorn Brot 20 (multigrain bread mix), delivering a dense nutritional profile with a crisp, clean bite. The dough follows a cold sablage method to ensure a short, flaky texture, while a controlled double-bake drying process ensures long shelf life and structural integrity. Finished with parmesan & olive oil, these crackers are ideal for packaged baked snacks, cheese platters, and premium gourmet hampers.

10 Apr 2026

Bake Temp 160-120
Mixing Time 5-6 mins
Bake Time 22-29 mins
Prep Time 90 mins
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT

Ingredients

  • SwissBake® Prot Max P30 – 700g 
  • SwissBake® Multskorn Brot 20 – 300g 
  • Ice Cold Water (approx. 4°C) – 350g to 400g 
  • Unsalted Butter (cold, cubed) – 120g 
  • Parmesan Cheese, grated – 100g 
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 50 g 
  • Fine Sea Salt – 5g 

Method

Step 1 – Dry Fat Coating (Cold Sablage): in a planetary mixer fitted with a paddle attachment (do not use a dough hook), combine the Prot Max P30, Multskorn 20, Parmesan cheese, and salt. Mix on slow speed for 1 minute. Add the cold cubed butter. Mix on slow speed until the butter is completely broken down into the dry mix, resembling damp, coarse sand. 

Step 2 – Hydration & Binding: Add the olive oil and pour in the ice cold water (start with 350g). Strictly mix on slow speed for a maximum of 45 to 60 seconds.  
Stop Point: Stop the machine the exact second the dough clumps into a cohesive ball. The dough will feel dense and heavily seeded. DO NOT KNEAD, or the crackers will become tough. 

Step 3 – Resting: Turn the dough out onto the bench and press it firmly into a flat rectangular block. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 45 to 60 minutes.  

Step 4 – Sheeting & Docking: Dust the workbench lightly with flour or roll between parchment papers. Roll the dough out to a uniform thickness of 1.5 mm to 2 mm. (If it is too thick, the high protein content will make it chewy instead of crisp). Aggressively run a dough docker (or prick heavily with a fork) over the entire sheet. This allows steam to escape and keeps the crackers perfectly flat. Cut into desired artisan shapes (squares, rectangles, or triangles) using a pizza wheel or cutter. 

Step 5 – Baking: Preheat a fan/convection oven to 160°C (320°F). Place crackers on parchment-lined trays. Bake for 12 to 14 minutes until the edges start to turn golden brown. Lower the oven temperature to 120°C (250°F) and bake for an additional 10 to 15 minutes. Cool completely on trays at room temperature. Crackers will harden and develop a sharp snap upon cooling. 

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