Grain Free Biscuits, Low Carb, Keto, Dairy Free

Here is the biscuit many of you have been waiting for. Grain Free Biscuits that are low carb, keto, paleo, gluten free and diabetic friendly.

If you don’t know what keto is, head over to my good friend, Grass Fed Girl for a full explanation of the diet.

I had to work very hard to make grain free biscuits that could join the line up.⇓

If this is your first time visiting here, you may not know that my biscuit recipes have become viral posts. Both my regular all purpose flour, Southern Fluffy biscuit and my Southern Fluffy Gluten Free biscuit are in the top ten every single day and get the most positive comments.

Watch this video to get the technique. ⇓

Here was my problem. I like to eat low-carb and gluten free. Regular gluten free biscuits are good, but they are not low carb, as they are made with rice flour. I knew people were looking for a GOOD grain free biscuit that can be eaten while on a strict low-carb, keto or paleo diet. They are also good for the low calorie plan if you go in that direction.

The extreme good news is that these grain free biscuits will not spike your blood sugar. I can’t even stress how important this is for diabetics, who have very little choice for breads that they don’t have to fear. 

But, this is Spinach Tiger and again if you’re new, my food has to be amazing. Not just get you by food, because my food philosophy is that it is as important to the human race (beyond survival) as language is. Bad food is like bad grammar and misspellings that mess up a beautiful speech or piece of writing. Good food is like a novel that feeds your soul and changes your life.

Here the grain free biscuit shows up with an oven-fried egg  Recipe here.

Will these grain free biscuits be life changing?

Yes, if gluten and grains cause you health problems. That’s not all of you, but it’s many of you.  When I gave up grains this year, my hip stopped hurting. I actually had a limp, and it wouldn’t go away. I am now pain and limp free.

This recipe was heavily tested in my kitchen. I made 9 different batches and did blind taste tests with my husband who is from the South and knows how a biscuit should taste.

We test 9 different grain free biscuits recipes before we decided to publish.

The criteria for my grain free biscuits included taste, inside texture and outside texture. The biscuits had to rise enough to be fluffy inside and yet crispy on the outside. They needed to be light, but not so light that they had their horrible air texture a lot of low-carb breads have.

I played around with just using almond flour. I tried a recipe that is all over Pinterest and it was terrible, too eggy and spongy. Like my husband says, you can put yourself in the oven, call yourself a biscuit, but you’re not a biscuit.

I added in golden flax and the texture improved considerably. However, it still wasn’t quite right.

I kept the golden flax steady at two tablespoons, which I discovered is quite magical in arranging texture.

Then I tried different combinations of almond flour and coconut flour. In the end, adding two tablespoons of coconut flour made the difference between good and very good.

I tried adding extra unsalted butter, but the biscuits would be swimming in the butter after they baked. Two tablespoons is perfect.

I tried different amounts of coconut flour. While one tablespoon of coconut flour seemed good, two tablespoons proved better. We did a blind taste test leaving out the coconut flour and the recipe with coconut flour won for taste and for texture.

I tried various amounts of baking powder. Two teaspoons beat one teaspoon which beat 1/2 teaspoon.

Salt is important, but go lightly. 1/2 teaspoon is enough.

As far as egg whites, I beat them stiff and I weighed them first. You need at least 150 grams of egg whites, so use extra large eggs. They give the biscuits air and fluffiness.

Use a scale to weigh all the dry ingredients  when making grain free biscuits.

This is so important to yield a consistently good biscuit. I even weigh the egg whites. I like this scale.

I took some biscuit tips from the biscuit that made mine go viral. I froze the butter and dry ingredients and kept the baking temperature high.

The grain free biscuit has no flour and it’s not fair to compare it to my southern fluffy biscuits. However, I used that as my standard to make sure that although an almond flour biscuit is different, it can be equally satisfying the way a gluten heavy biscuit is, but there will be no blood sugar spike.

You can make your own blanched almond flour. Blanched means you remove the skins, which results in a finer flour. Or you can buy it. I like this brand.

I’m thrilled with this recipe and this weekend will be making a video so you can see the step by step process.

Make the grain free biscuits larger for sandwiches and burgers.

The recipe makes 10 biscuits, each 2.7 carbs and 1.5 net carbs.

If you want a sandwich or a burger like I often crave, make 4 or 5 instead of 10. It’s still low carb and low calories. Cut them cross wise and put them back in the oven to crisp up a little and then enjoy sandwiches.

Stay Tuned for many more low carb, Keto Recipes. If you are Diabetic, or anyone in your family is diabetic, please know you can eat big fat wonderful food, if you know how to follow a keto diet. The next recipes will include a low-carb chicken tenders recipes and a divine low carb keto compliant lemon olive oil cake.

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