So many recipes call for chili powder. Unfortunately, most chili powders include ingredients like garlic, onions or the vague spices, which need to be avoided on the low FODMAP diet. I searched everywhere for a low FODMAP chili powder that worked (and was still delicious), but came up empty handed. So, as with most things these days, I decided to make it myself.
This chili powder recipe went through many trials and many errors to get it perfect. I tried to first make it without the ground ancho chile pepper, which was a complete miss. You could definitely tell that something was missing. Once I secured some Ground Ancho Chile Pepper
Low FODMAP Chili Powder Recipe
Ingredients:
- 3 teaspoons Ground Ancho Chile Pepper
- 2 teaspoons Ground Cumin
- 1 teaspoon Paprika
- 1 teaspoon Cayenne Pepper
- 1 teaspoon Dried Oregano
- 1 teaspoon Gluten Free Asafoetida Powder (Garlic & Onion Replacement)
Directions:
- Mix all ingredients.
- Store in an airtight container.
- Enjoy as needed!
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Living Happy with IBS 
Thanks for the info on your blog. I am confused about peppers. Some high fodmap lists online say that spicy peppers are a “no” but other lists, like yours says they’re fine.
According to Monash University, green, red and chili peppers are low FODMAP. Other pepper varieties have not yet been tested.
according to my list, I got from my dietician, red bell peppers are ok. But, due to my own food intolerance’s, I can’t have it; and, I have a Very hard time finding items to make because i can’t have what others can have. I hate this.
I have made this chili powder recipe. Now I just need a Low Fodmap chili recipe. Do you have one?
Hi I’m confused on the cheese I have been trying to find gluten free cheese but most is no t tuition free so I’ve found a very few sense I’m lactose free I need help on that I’m confused
All cheese is gluten free, but almost all have lactose. Stick with hard cheeses that have a very low lactose amount, like cheddar.
There is one exception to that rule, but it’s rare. Some French roqueforts are inoculated with bread molds, which means there’s an off chance of minute traces of gluten in them. Other than that, home free on hard cheeses.
Is the Oregano that you use Ground Oregano?