Keto Herb Bread

by Beth Haley

This recipe is for people who are on a low-carb or Keto eating plan. There are many different types of low-carb eating plans. The trick is to find the plan that works for you. There is not a “one-diet-fits-everyone” type of plan out there.

The nice thing about eating low-carb, is that you’re not necessarily eating less … you’re just eating different.

This was inspired by 90-Second Keto Bread @ Tasty, but I wanted to make a bigger batch that is cooked in an oven instead of a microwave.


Keto Herb Bread

Servings: 2-4

6 TBS. almond flour

1 tsp. Baking powder

1/2 C grated Dubliner cheese (or your favorite)

2 tsp. Fresh basil chopped, or 1 tsp. Dried basil

1 tsp. Garlic powder

1/8 tsp Pink Himalayan salt (or to taste)

Pepper, to taste

2 TBS. butter, melted

2 eggs, beaten

Mix all dry ingredients together until well blended. Then add meted butter and beaten eggs. Mix until smooth.

Split mix into two single-serve ramekins and bake at 400 degrees for 8-10 minutes.



Or, I spread mine onto the bottom of a small square casserole dish, then cut it into squares.

This bread is thin enough to exchange for two slices of regular bread to make a veggie sandwich with.

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7 responses to “Keto Herb Bread”

  1. fakeflamenco Avatar

    Thanks, this sounds delicious! We have a gluten free household and I must admit I am craving bread. Looks like this would be just the thing to satisfy! -Rebecca

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  2. Pilgrimage Studio Avatar

    Hi Rebecca! This is the first Keto recipe I have ever done and I have to say, it’s really good! I hope this works for you and your family
    😊😊😊

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    1. Liz Avatar
      Liz

      Is that about 200 degrees Celsius? as I would like to try this too.
      Like you, I will do it in a casserole dish.
      The only change I would make is the cheese and butter to make it dairy free and I was wondering, do you think table salt will be ok as a replacement? which I would only add a quarter a teaspoon.

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  3. Pilgrimage Studio Avatar

    Hi there! Table salt works great. I think 200 degrees Celsius is 392 degrees Fahrenheit. According to google. 😊 I hope this turns out great for you! I enjoyed it as a bread substitute!

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    1. Liz Avatar
      Liz

      Thank you for your reply. It was only by re-visiting this post that I seen your reply, as I wasn’t notified via the bell icon on WordPress. I shall give this a go and if I like it, make it from time to time. 🙂

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  4. themillenniallifeofnat Avatar
    themillenniallifeofnat

    Yum, I will have to try this! It seems like most of the bread I make tastes pretty bland but this sounds different!

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    1. Pilgrimage Studio Avatar

      It is really tasty! I hope you enjoy it 😋

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