Alabama Fire Cracker Recipe

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Alabama Fire Crackers are a beloved Southern snack that combines the perfect blend of crunchy, spicy, and savory flavors. They are addicting so you have been warned! They are perfect for game day snacks or just to bring to work.

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Get Ready for a Flavor Explosion! Here’s what you’ll need: – 1 box of Saltines (16 ounces) – 1 ½ cups of Canola oil – 2 tablespoons of crushed red pepper (bring on the heat!) – 2 ranch seasoning packets (1 ounce each) – 2 teaspoons of granulated garlic – 1 teaspoon of ground pepper.

Place all the seasonings and oil in a gallon-sized Ziplock bag. Close the bag and massage the ingredients together until they’re well combined. Next, add the crackers to the bag, seal it, and gently rotate it to coat those crackers evenly. Now, the hardest part: waiting! Let the bag rest overnight, flipping it once after an hour if you can. And that’s it! Time to Get Your Snack On!

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Alabama Fire Crackers

Prep Time 10 minutes
Rest Time 8 hours
Total Time 8 hours 10 minutes
Servings 16 oz

Ingredients

  • 1 Box Saltines 16 ounces
  • 1 ½ Cups Canola Oil
  • 2 Tablespoons Crushed Red Pepper
  • 2 Ranch Seasoning Packets 1 ounce each
  • 2 Teaspoons Granulated Garlic
  • 1 Teaspoon Ground Pepper

Instructions

  • Place the seasonings and oil in a gallon size ziploc baggie.
  • Close the bag and thoroughly mix the ingredients in the bag by massaging it by hand.
  • Open the bag and add the crackers.
  • Seal and gently rotate the bag so that all the crackers get coated.
  • Leave the bag to rest overnight, flipping the bag once after an hour, if possible. Enjoy!

Notes

Store these crackers in a sealed container or baggie for up to 1 week. I do not suggest refrigerating or freezing these.
● You can use vegetable oil in place of canola, but I’ve never tried other oils to know if any other options are viable.
● If the bag doesn’t get flipped/rotated at least once when resting, some crackers might end up more oily than others. It’s not a huge deal, but they definitely turn out more even if rotated.
● I tend to transfer the crackers to a clean baggie/container after they’re finished soaking in the flavors. Makes for a cleaner snack time.

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