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Chebe Dinner Idea

Jnkmnky

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We made garlic chebe with Buitoni pesto sauce, extra garlic salt, minced garlic (from a jar), colby/jack cheese and shredded chicken that I had boiled. I used a little extra oil and water instead of milk. We rolled them into sticks. When they were done, we ate them with sides of spaghetti sauce. They were very good. We had a large spinach salad for veggies. It was a great meal. You can dump just about anything into chebe, huh? :P

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Mmm.. that sounds good! Hope you don't mind if I steal your recipe! :o

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Please steal my "recipe". Notice I gave no measurements. I make this stuff up as I go. My kids are very afraid of my cooking...but this was a success! :lol:

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oh that's sounds soooo good :) mmmmmm

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I made a Chebe pizza last night and my hubby said it was the best!!! He ate all of it that was left after Chey and I had ours! I just followed the directions on the bag for pizza crust and then topped it with tomato paste, garlic salt, italian seasoning, onion powder, lots of mozzerella cheese and hormel pepperoni YUM!

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That sounds great! We ate an Amy's gluten-free cheese pizza last night...it was pretty good--although I did add another layer of sauce and cheese :D

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