This GARLIC BREAD CHAFFLE is the perfect answer to your low carb garlic bread cravings! Loaded with garlic flavor, extra cheesy, and ready in about 10 minutes with no funky ingredients! You’re going to love this twist on a traditional chaffle.
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I made my spaghetti squash Alfredo the other night for dinner and I just really had a craving for garlic bread to along with it. You can’t have Italian without garic bread, right?
These garlic bread chaffles totally hit the spot and they are so darn easy to make.
How to make garlic bread chaffles:
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A chaffle is just egg and cheese, but you can get so creative and add in all kinds of goodies!
Today, we’re giving it a garlic bread vibe, so whisk together your egg with a little coconut flour, baking powder, and garlic powder and then stir in some finely-shredded mozzarella.
The coconut flour and baking powder just help give this a more bread-like texture, but neither are mandatory. This recipe will work with just the egg, cheese, and spices if you don’t want to buy special ingredients.
Once everything is whisked together, you’ll pour half of the batter into your mini waffle maker and cook for about 3 minutes. You want to wait until your waffle maker stops steaming – that means your waffle will be nice and crisp on the outside!
Repeat with the rest of the batter and pop your chaffles on a baking sheet.
Whisk together some melted butter, parsley, and garlic salt to brush over the tops of the chaffles and then top them with some shredded Parmesan.
Pop these in a hot oven to melt the cheese and then dig in!
We like to cut into quarters and dip the chaffles in marinara. These would be divine dipped in keto Alfredo sauce too!
Our favorite marinara is this Rao’s brand…it has the BEST flavor of any jarred pasta sauce I’ve ever tried plus it’s sugar free.
What kind of waffle maker do you need?
You are going to want a mini waffle maker for this recipe.
I use the Dash Mini Waffle Maker.
Don’t worry – you can order from Amazon for around $10 and I almost guarantee you won’t regret the purchase!
It heats quickly, cooks quickly, takes up barely any space, and it comes in a variety of cute colors. I have the aqua.
If you want to make more than 1 mini waffle at a time, check out this one:
If you plan to make chaffles for a family, this should work great! I haven’t tried it myself, but plan to order because my kids are obsessed with chaffles too.
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More low carb favorites to try:
Keto Salmon Recipe: Topped with garlic butter!
Spaghetti Squash Casserole: A favorote with my kiddos!
Pork Tenderloin: People are raving about this recipe!
Creamy Lemon Chicken: Always a hit in my house.
Garlic Bread Chaffle
Ingredients
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup finely shredded mozzarella
- 1 teaspoon coconut flour
- ¼ teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon butter melted
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 2 tablespoons Parmesan
- 1 teaspoon minced parsley
Instructions
- Plug in your mini waffle iron to preheat. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Add the egg, mozzarella, coconut flour, baking powder, and garlic powder to a mixing bowl and whisk well to combine.
- Pour half of the chaffle batter into the waffle iron and cook for 3 minutes or until the steam stops. Place the chaffle on a baking sheet.
- Repeat with the remaining chaffle batter.
- Stir together the butter and garlic salt and brush over the chaffles.
- Top the chaffles with the Parmesan.
- Place the pan in the oven for 5 minutes to melt the cheese.
- Sprinkle with parsley before serving.
Tips & Notes:
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Nancy says
This chaffle is very yummy. I used a little more garlic powder and eliminated garlic salt because I didn’t have any. Ate one but saving one for our pasta dinner. Sooo good! Thank you for this tasty chaffle.
Lisa Madinger says
Omg they are awesome, make them a lot, especially with my keto lasagna I just don’t use the mini dash anymore now that my husband has finally decided to go keto with me lol. I got a bigger waffle maker, it does 4 at a time and it’s square so hubby thinks it’s like bread. Thank you
Karly Campbell says
Sounds like the perfect waffle maker! Glad you enjoy the recipe! 🙂
Mickey Jantz says
This is the first time I’ve made a chaffle and it feels so wonderful to have a bread like product that tastes so delicious. Thank you!
Karly Campbell says
Yay! So glad you gave it a try and liked it!
Janet DeGroat says
This is a delicious cheesy garlic bread. I loved it! I wanted to eat the double recipe, that knew I could only have one for now. Loved it!
Karly Campbell says
So glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
Kelli R Jackson says
Love all the Chaffle recipes! But, I’m curious why you use coconut flour? I substitute with about a tbls of almond flour. I can taste the coconut, even though it is subtle it just tastes off. Do you prefer coconut for a particular reason?
Karly Campbell says
Hi Kelli! I don’t notice the flavor of coconut at all in these. I like the coconut flour better because I can use less of it. Just makes it cheaper and easier. Almond flour works great too though, and we use that sometimes as well.
Debra says
You can’t generally switch coconut flour with almond flour. Coconut flour is very absorbent and almond flour is not so much. In a small recipe like this you may be able to get away with it. I would think that if the brand you’re using has a taste to it, that it would be masked by the garlic.
Karly Campbell says
It works fine to swap them out in chaffles since the flour isn’t really needed either way. It just helps give it a more ‘bready’ texture. Wouldn’t want to swap them in other recipes, but works fine here. 🙂
Sarah Henao says
So simple to make!