A Low-FODMAP Life Without The Hassle Although we are more known for our gluten and grain-free ingredients, we are also committed to a low-FODMAP lifestyle. We don’t believe that just because you suffer from IBS or similar conditions, you should miss out on your favorite recipes or discover new ones….
“This Gluten Free Ham and Cheese Sandwich Balls recipe is actually a play on the Brazilian pao de queijo or “cheese bread.” Pao de queijo is a popular snack food in Brazil often sold by street vendors made of tapioca starch, cheese and eggs. The dough is shaped into little…
“Wow your friends and family with an apple galette. Beautiful and impressive looking but super easy to make.” – Jessica Gluten, grain and (optionally) dairy free, this one serves your taste buds and your diet! Great for a holiday meal or a weekend when you just want to indulge! …
Our friend MinneCeliac made great use of a box of Chēbē Cinnamon Roll mix. She creates this quick and delicious old-time favorite with her own gluten-free style. “This is a perfect and easy cookie recipe filled with warm, inviting flavors of cinnamon, oats, and raisins…and probably memories of your youth!…
“I take zero credit for coming up with this beautiful design for raspberry holiday star bread. Of course, the original version is made with regular glutenous dough. No surprise that I wanted to see if I could do this in a grain-free version using the Chebe bread mixes. Guys, it…
Remember those Totino’s® Pizza Rolls before going full GF? Well, we think it may be back on the menu thanks to the culinary curiosity of MI Gluten-free Gal! “Chebe All Purpose Bread Mix may be one of the most versatile products I’ve ever used. Use it to make pizza, pie,…
“Easy, completely paleo, and allergy-friendly deep fried onion rings that you can make at home. These are a great appetizer for a football game or to serve along burgers at a summer BBQ! They are so light, fluffy, and crispy and it’s amazing they are gluten and grain-free. The fryer…
“In my opinion, chicken pot pie epitomizes comfort food but can be a bit heavy. I decided to play around with a typical chicken pot pie recipe, lighten it up, and add in some fall flavors. This recipe is low mess since I made the filling in a large (12…
“Gluten /Grain-Free Apple Crisp Cups are everything you love about apple pie in a cute little package! Tart apples, delicious crust, and of course a crumble topping! These Apple Crisp Cups, made with the Chebe All-Purpose Bread Mix, should definitely be in your baking rotation. This mix is a little…
This is no regular breakfast pizza, this is a gluten and grain free breakfast focaccia! Chēbē Focaccia dough has great flavor and texture. It is seasoned with rosemary and basil, and on top we loaded it with onion, peppers, breakfast sausage, and eggs. Great for breakfast or for a hearty…
“I seriously love a good pizza. This White Pizza with Spinach and Garlic is no exception. A surprise ingredient at the end adds just the right touch! I’m happy to say that Chebe Pizza Crust has provided me with the closest thing yet to the traditional pizza I miss so…
“Prepare to be amazed. These gluten free mini apple cheesecakes taste so good, you will have to stop yourself from eating them all! Added bonus? Using Chebe Cinnamon Roll Mix makes this crust grain free as well!” – MI Gluten Free Gal Recipe and photos by MI Gluten-free Gal
“If you wanted to use this for sandwiches, I could see it being delicious with Italian meats, vinegar and spices. That being said, it’s packed with flavor on its own and I enjoyed it dipped in a bit of olive oil with a glass of red wine. I will warn…
For a quick and easy-to-make snack that old and young will love, look no further than these gluten and grain free pepperoni pizza rolls. We thank Minneceliac for this awesome recipe. “I don’t think these (pepperoni pizza rolls) could be any easier. Perfect for a party or for a quick…
“These Chebe Everything bagels are crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside, very reminiscent of their glutenous counterparts we once knew and loved. You can absolutely make a couple of batches because these freeze really well. If frozen, I suggest popping them in the microwave for 15-20 seconds…