These Keto English Muffins Are Made Out Of What?! [+ Recipe How-To Video]

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dish with keto cauliflower english muffins and breakfast sandwich

Leave it to Hip2Keto’s own Erica to try out pretty much any recipe!

Recently, she came across a keto-friendly English muffin recipe from Eating Well that uses primarily cauliflower for the dough. Crazy, right?! I love finding new keto bread recipes. Check out her thoughts and watch the recipe video for the how-to!

cauliflower, cheese, and an egg to make keto cauliflower english muffins

These keto English muffins only require three ingredients—cauliflower florets, shredded cheddar cheese, and an egg. You start by ricing the cauliflower in a food processor, microwave the tiny granules for 3 minutes, and then strain off excess liquid using a cheesecloth or kitchen towel.

keto cauliflower english muffins on tray

Mix the cauliflower with the shredded cheese and egg and form into patties on a parchment lined cooking tray. The original recipe used a special gadget to form the disks, but Erica found it was no problem to just use her hands.

keto cauliflower english muffins on tray in the oven

Then Erica baked the rounds in the oven at 425ºF for 25 minutes until browned and crispy around the edges.

underside of cooked keto cauliflower english muffin

Erica cooked hers for exactly 25 minutes, and while they appeared dark, they didn’t have a burnt flavor to them.

breakfast sandwich made with keto cauliflower english muffins

Once out of the oven, you can enjoy them either on their own, with some butter, or as the buns for a delicious breakfast sandwich! Erica even recommends making them ahead of time and storing in the fridge to toast up for a quick breakfast.

These are COOL! I had no idea what these were going to taste like when I pulled them out of the oven. First of all, the recipe is simple, which I love! They do not taste ‘bready’ or ‘grainy’ — they have an egg consistency more than anything, but they still hit the spot when you are craving an english muffin or breakfast sandwich.

 

Oh and they are so good with lots of fatty butter! 🙂 I was also impressed by how durable they are, making it easy to use them for homemade breakfast sandwiches filled with lots of low-carb yumminess! – Erica

Try out this recipe next time you’re craving a morning English muffin!


Skip the bun and make grab-and-go egg bites!


About the writer:

Emily obtained her Bachelor's degrees from Clarkson University with 5 years of content writing experience specializing in health, beauty, fashion, home, & living frugally.


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Comments 4

  1. Laura J.

    Hello
    I was wondering if theses have a strong cauliflower taste. I tried the pizza with cauliflower crust and hated it!! I do like the cauliflower rice though.
    Thanks

    • Erica (Silly Sidekick)

      Hey there Laura! I feel like they have more of an egg and cheese taste to them rather than cauliflower! Too bad you hated the cauliflower pizza, I sure hope you like these! 🙂

  2. David Drouse

    Made these for the first time today. I replaced the cheddar cheese with an Italian blend; they weren’t greasy at all! They were phenomenal! I highly recommend this recipe!

    • Collin (Mrs. Hip)

      YUM! Glad to hear how great they turned out, David! Thanks for the recommendation!

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