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These cabbage rolls are super popular at our house. If you are looking for a healthy and delicious recipe, look no further. These cabbage rolls are of the Mediterranean style. Stuffed with rice and beef. The seasonings are super simple, but you’ll find that it’s absolutely delicious.
This hummus recipe is one of the best flavorful dips. If you are looking for an authentic hummus recipe, you’ve got it right here. Hummus is served as part of the whole Maza package. This amazing dip is simply named after chickpeas. Maza is sort of like the appetizers that are served before the main meal.
This Granola Bars recipe is a staple at my house. My kids always beg me to make it. These granola bars are a healthier alternative than most store-bought snacks, and they take less than 10 minutes to prepare. You can’t beat that!
These gluten free oatmeal chocolate chip cookies are my go to cookies. These cookies are crunchy, they are chewy, and they are decked out with chocolate, my favorite food. EVERYONE loves them. They are so addicting, and so easy to make.
These gluten free apple muffins are so easy to make and so delicious. I usually make an extra batch and freeze them for later. They make a great breakfast, and snack for the kids. Everyone in our house loves them.
I remember how hard it was to find gluten-free bread in the store. When I did find it, I thought it tasted like dirt, and I had to drink a gulp of water with every bite because it was soooo dry. I will admit, however, it has come a long way, but it is way too expensive. That’s why I created this recipe. This bread is much cheaper, more delicious, moister, and does not crumble before it gets in your mouth.
This gluten free dough recipe can be used for almost any gluten free dish that requires a dough. It is supper delicious, and I can barely tell the difference between it and the wheat flour dough.
This is a super quick and super easy flour mixture. Just make sure you have a kitchen scale on hand before you start.
This gluten free pizza dough is perfect for any type of pizza that you can think of. It can also be used with many other recipes, not just pizza. It is fluffy. It’s crunchy. It’s everything you can dream of for a pizza dough. You can also hold this pizza dough with your hand after it’s baked like you would with a wheat dough. You can even fold it if you wish! I developed this recipe because all of us gluten free peeps are dreaming of the perfect pizza dough that reminds us of the wheat pizza that we used to it, that is if we hand the chance to try it before.