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prep time
1 h 20 min
cook time
50 min
ready time
2 h 10 min
Low Carb Dinner Buttermilk Biscuits and Gravy
You might want a serving of these Keto biscuits and gravy on the side of every meal, not just dinner! Make these buttermilk biscuits when you’re craving the real thing because this Keto recipe tastes just like them! The biscuits have a strong buttery flavor and the perfect flaky texture from real buttermilk. Big flecks of butter throughout the biscuits make them crisp like pie crust on top and tender like cake inside. Served with the biscuits is a scratch-made gravy with more butter, garlic, and beef broth or stock. The deep golden-brown gravy is perfect for dipping the biscuits in, or you may want to drown the biscuits in a gravy waterfall. After tasting this side dish, you may find the buttermilk biscuits and gravy comparable to some popular drive-thru chicken chains too! Order up!
I Don’t Have Buttermilk
You don’t need fresh buttermilk from a carton to have buttermilk. If you have powdered buttermilk, you can simply make a mix with water. Otherwise choose your favorite Keto-friendly milk product, such as almond milk, and add lemon juice to it. Adding lemon juice to any liquid dairy product or milk product will naturally curdle it until it turns to buttermilk.
Tips for Making a Roux
If you’ve never made a roux before, patience is key. As your flour cooks in the butter, it will naturally create bubbles. Make sure you are continually stirring slowly as the flour cooks to keep the bubbles down low until they dissipate. Once you smell an unmistakable nutty fragrance from the roux, remove it from the heat. The butter can burn quickly after this point.
Net Carbs
6.4 g
Fiber
3.8 g
Total Carbs
10.2 g
Protein
8.7 g
Fats
30.2 g
333 cals
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Ingredients
Buttermilk
0.25 cup
Raw egg
1 large
Yeast
1 tbsp
Almond flour
0.75 cup
Coconut flour
1 tbsp
Tapioca Flour
2 tsp
Baking powder
1 tsp
Salt
0.13 tsp
Butter, unsalted
3 tbsp
Butter, unsalted
3 tbsp
Garlic
1 tsp, chopped
Tapioca Flour
2 tsp
Beef broth
0.5 cup
Salt
0.13 tsp
Black pepper
0.13 tsp
Onion powder
0.13 tsp
Rosemary, dried
0.13 tsp
Thyme, dried
0.13 tsp
Recipe Steps
steps 6
2 h 10 min
Step 1
Add buttermilk and egg to a bowl, and whisk the ingredients together. Then, briefly stir dry yeast into the milk and set the bowl aside. Let the yeast ferment in the buttermilk for at least 5 minutes. You’ll know the yeast has activated when it becomes more fragrant and small bubbles appear on the surface of the liquid. Next, add almond flour, coconut flour, tapioca flour, baking powder, and salt to a stand mixer fitted with a dough hook attachment.Step 2
Quickly mix the dry ingredients together in the mixer with the dough hook. Then, cut the first amount of butter into small cubes and blend them into the flour mixture. The butter needs to be blended until it’s warm and broken up into small, flaky pieces. This may take several minutes to achieve. Once the butter is in small flakes, add the yeast-buttermilk mixture to the mixer.Step 3
Blend the ingredients with the dough hook until a very sticky dough comes together. You’ll still see small pieces of butter flecked throughout the dough. Transfer the dough to a clean bowl and cover it with plastic wrap. Leave the dough somewhere warm to ferment for 1 hour. Although the dough will not rise, the yeast will grow and the dough will become less sticky.Step 4
Once the dough has fermented, turn on an oven to preheat to 350 degrees. Spray a muffin tray liberally with pan spray. Scoop 4-tablespoon portions of dough into the muffin tray until all the dough is used. Gently press the dough below the edges of the muffin tray, then bake the biscuits for 35 minutes or until done. The biscuits will be golden all over and lightly spring back when you press them in the center.Step 5
While the biscuits cool, make the gravy. Melt the second amount of butter in a small pot over low heat. Add minced garlic and cook it in the butter for about 30 seconds. Next, stir tapioca flour into the butter, and continue stirring over low heat until a roux is created. Making a roux takes several minutes of continually stirring over low to medium heat until the flour cooks, thickens in the butter, and reduces to a creamy golden brown base for your gravy. The roux is ready when the garlic is golden and there is a strong nutty smell coming from the butter and toasted flour.Step 6
Pour beef broth into the pot, then season it with salt, pepper, onion powder, dried rosemary, and dried thyme. Continue heating the gravy over medium heat as it simmers and reduces to a gravy consistency. Stir the gravy occasionally as it thickens in the pot. Let the gravy rest for a few minutes before serving with warm buttermilk biscuits.
