I have a problem.
I like to eat healthy.
I like to make my own food….most of the time.
I can find time a couple of times a week to make homemade treats, like vegetable flatbreads.
Tried them on BF the other day to help him have healthy snacks at work. And by golly, he really liked them!
bonus!
So I made my vegetable flatbreads or crackers in the dehydrator yesterday afternoon when I had 30 minutes in between clients. 
Great with soft cheese, avocado or probably Nutella!
Vegetable Flatbreads Recipe
ingredients:
– 2 medium zucchini, washed and diced
– 2 medium sweet potatoes, raw, washed, diced (preferably organic)
– 1 tsbp nutritional yeast powder
– 3 tablespoons flax seeds, soaked in twice as much water for 20 minutes
– 1/2-1 inch turmeric root (root not powder)
– 1/2 shallot
Place all ingredients into food processor. Process until 
smooth.
Spoon out onto teflon sheet of dehydrator.
Dehydrate for 12 hours at 105-110*F. Remove crackers from teflon sheet, and return to dehydrator for another hour or so until dry (no longer moist).
Will keep for 2-3 months if dry.
Eat with goat cheese, Laughing Cow spreadable cheese, avocado or whatever tickles your fancy like Nutella, almond, cashew or peanut butter! Or you can eat them plain.
You cannot find anything like this in any grocery store or online. SO why not make them yourself?
Great for athletes looking for a quick and healthy snack! Or someone with blood sugar issues, or diabetes where balancing blood sugar without wheat or sugar is important.
NOTE: I have no idea if this would work in a regular oven.
Next, I think I need to experiment with other vegetables like cauliflower, beets or open to suggestions. Just email me your suggestions, and I am sure I will find something to make with it! [email protected] or [email protected]
Joanna Chodorowska is a sports nutrition coach helping you make healthier, real food options a part of your every day routine. She works with athletes and non-athletes with their health issues, helping them connect the symptoms to the foods they eat.
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