Garden flatbread seems to be a thing now; it’s all over social media. Veggies, herbs, seeds, fruits and cheeses are used to make grass, flowers, blooms, foliage, insects and birds. And when your flatbread is Chēbē, it’s gluten free and grain free, too! Wouldn’t this be a great project for…
On the extreme southwest tip of England there is Cornwall. And from Cornwall comes the pasty. Traditionally the lunch of the Cornish miners, it is a hand pie filled with beef, onions, and root vegetables like potato and rutabaga. It is considered a meal in itself; substantial enough to get…
It’s likely the French who can take credit for the original ‘tarte au citron’, so for this recipe we turn to France and tip our chapeau. The creamy, dreamy lemon curd is an easy recipe we found from Fine Cooking. And the Chēbē shortbread dough, gluten and grain free, is so versatile…
“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…
Chēbē on the stove? Yes! All you need is a burner, an iron skillet and 30 minutes! Sometimes you just don’t want to use the oven. Well, Chēbē’s middle name is ‘versatile’, so no problem! Cheese bread on the stove?! Chēbē’s got you covered! This recipe works great with Chēbē…