I like parmesan cheese (alot) and I tried making these twice and did not like how they turned out. The first time I made them exactly like the reciped stated and had problems with them staying together. I thought they might "melt" together in the oven but they did not, they came out falling apart and I also thought they tasted kind of bitter. The second time I tried to make these I added a little egg white like suggested by another who had tried this and that helped them stay together better, but the taste was still sort of bitter, I don't know if it was overly salty (I like things salty), they just didn't taste good. It was a good idea, but for me I did not like the outcome.
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These parmesan crisps make wonderful appetizer cups. Drape the still hot wafers over a turned around glass and let cool. Fill with your favorite antipasti. Delicious and low-cal.
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I didn't like these. I followed the recipe, adding some cracked pepper and dried onion and it wouldn't hold together to form the cracker. I added some egg white, and it held together very well and baked nicely, but the taste was too salty, almost bitter, even tho I didn't add any salt.
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