Keto Biscuits And Gravy Recipe

Keto Biscuits and Gravy

Southern-style comfort food can make any breakfast feel special, especially on weekends. However, when you’re following a ketogenic diet, finding a recipe that fits the bill can be challenging. But fear not, because we have a Keto-friendly Biscuits and Gravy recipe that will make you forget about the wheat flour-based original.

As someone who grew up in the South, I know firsthand the satisfaction that comes from digging into a hearty breakfast. Unfortunately, those meals often come with a high carb count, which is why I’ve turned to the keto lifestyle. While I still get cravings for classic dishes, this recipe satisfies them in all the right ways.

It does take some time to prepare, but the result is well worth the effort. The biscuits are fluffy and filling, while the gravy is thick and savory. In fact, I’ve found myself preferring this keto version over the traditional one.


KETO BISCUITS AND GRAVY

Ease of Preparation: Moderate (Sausage Gravy is totally easy though)

Prep Time: 5 Minutes

Cooking Time: 15 Minutes

Total Time: 20 Minutes

Keto Country Sausage Gravy - Nutrition Label

Ingredients:


Instructions:

  1. First, you will want to prepare our Keto Country Biscuits ahead of time, click for recipe.
  2. In a non-stick skillet on High heat add all of the Sausage to the pan and separate with a spatula
  3. Season the meat with a light amount of Salt and Black Pepper
  4. Sear or Brown all of the sausage to ensure it is cooked properly before adding the remaining ingredients
  5. Without draining any of the grease from the pan, after the meat is cooked turn the heat down to a Medium temperature
  6. Add in the Cream Cheese and stir around while it melts
  7. After the Cream Cheese has mostly melted and been stirred evenly throughout the sausage, pour in the 1 Cup of Heavy Whipping Cream.
  8. Add additional Black Pepper to your liking while simmering the mixture until reduced to the thickness you desire.
  9. Turn off the heat and scoop out the gravy mixture over our Keto Country Biscuits and serve warm

NOTE: This will produce a rather thick and hearty gravy, which is our personal preference. If you prefer a thinner gravy you can add tap water in small amounts to the mixture to thin it out. If you make it too thin, you can thicken it back up with Xantham Gum if you happen to have any.

Amanda Dawn

HI! I'm Amanda. A trained chef, nutritionist, and writer who is passionate about helping people live a healthy lifestyle. I lost 75 lbs in my journey and I love to help others enjoy great, wholesome food!

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51 Comments

    1. Chris, I can look look into adding some sort of button, but generally you can print by default from your internet browser.

      1. Sometimes u can’t get it 2 print that way. I’ve tried different ways & it never works. Is this low carb?

        1. Paula, yes this recipe is low-carb. You have to look at the Net Carbs per serving. Also, my serving sizes listed are typically very generous portions compared to most labels you will see that show roughly half as much food per serving. 🙂

          I’ve had a few mentions about getting “Printer-friendly” recipe versions. I will have to see if that means I will need to make a downloadable document for them or something.

      2. If you high light the whole recipe with your mouse and then click the right side mouse button, a menu pops up that says print. just click on print and voila…you’ve got it 🙂

    2. Looks just like the real thing.. With all the sodium in the sausage and cream cheese plus the ADD salt ( and pepper).. It seems counterproductive.. The amount of sodium is so high the body will retain fluid, not good at all. Suggest, use 1/2 lb sausage, 1/2 the amount of cream cheese and keep the cream.. That is a way way to salty recipe.. KETO is great, high sodium creates as many health problems as being overweight

      1. Not something to be eaten everyday of course. Just something yummy for that occasional craving when you don’t want to officially make it a cheat day.

      2. 1530 mg sodium in a plus-portion size serving is not too much for a Keto woe since 5000 is the daily recommended sodium for electrolyte support. I would personally have a smaller portion – problem solved. Sufficient potassium is a challenge too so some could be swapped out by using Lite Salt, if there is a concern ????

      3. Keto WOE makes you lose a lot of sodium. You will find that you will have to add sodium to your diet if you do Keto properly.. You do not have to cut back on the sausage or the cheese.

        1. You could always substitute ground beef for sausage and mix with cauliflower rice for a nice little dinner

      4. Have been Keto most of the time since 1969. Absolutely no issues with sodium. However sugar will make my fingers swell at least 2 size. Besides, we’re learning that low sodium is counter productive. Your heart beats using a chemical reaction called the sodium-potassium pump. We’re told to make sure we get enough potassium (another issue if you’re a kidney patient) but that pump doesn’t pump well if there isn’t enough of both electrolytes. And while I’m on my soap box today, sodium and salt are NOT interchangeable terms. If you’re reading the food label notice down in the list of ingredients you’ might see salt (NaCl) as well as sodium proprionate, sodium sulfate, sodium
        whatever. Those are mostly things that make your food shelf stable longer. I saw some research articles a couple weeks ago suggesting as much as 6000 mg/day. Before you stroke, remember the idiots telling you you’ll die with all that fat as they kill thrmselves with. sugar. Ok. Crawling back into my cozy hole ????.

      5. I totally again with Shereen. I’ve had kidney problems for over twenty years. I know that if I eat more than 800 mg of sodium per day, my kidneys will be totally wiped out within a year. I love new recipes, but no one realizes how harmful salt is… let’s get new recipes that doesn’t have thousands of mg of sodium……..I live and enjoy my food so much more without salt….try it people.

    3. Dawn L Pratt Levis

      Where do I find the biscuits? this looks yummy!

  1. where’s the biscuit recipe ????? I see the one for the sausage gravy, but nothing for this.

    1. So many people trying to get my biscuits!

      Use this recipe but leave out the Garlic Powder and use more mozzarella where it uses the Cheddar in that step.

      https://keto-daily.com/keto-cheddar-bay-biscuit-recipe/

    2. Would love to
      Have the recipe for the biscuits. Thanks

      1. I am epileptic and have been on the ketogetic diet for over a year now I went from having Grand mal seizures (biggest) to absent seizures (smallest) these recipes will definitely help.

  2. What recipe do you use for the biscuits?

    1. Christy, I use my biscuit recipe here: https://keto-daily.com/keto-cheddar-bay-biscuit-recipe/

      But I leave out the Garlic Powder and substitute additional mozzarella instead of the cheddar.

  3. This is great! But you only show us how to make the gravy! The biscuits are going to be carb crazy. How do we make those?

    1. Paul, the biscuits actually only have 2.5 net carbs each! Use this recipe, just don’t add the garlic powder, and substitute more mozzarella where it uses the cheddar. You won’t believe them! https://keto-daily.com/keto-cheddar-bay-biscuit-recipe/

      1. Besides people don’t take a minute and read your instructions on where the biscuit recipe is, at times the link doesn’t want to work. I’ve had to back all the way out of FB and come back more than once to get your wonderful recipes. Today it has taken almost 3 hours to find and copy those. About 10 including the biscuits. I think it’s a FB issue on iPhones. ????. And thank you for your wonderful recipes, tips and sharing them for free.

  4. Would love the recipes..

    1. Are you looking for like a recipe book? I haven’t had time to make one of those YET, but I could say that in the future I could put something like that together as I get more of my recipes published here on the site. 🙂 Thank you for your interest and support!

  5. I am also allergic to Casein or Cows Milk…would be great to have a recipe for gravy that didn’t include dairy!! Otherwise this recipe is great!!

    1. For another day, another recipe perhaps. This gravy is pretty much ALL dairy.

    2. My DIL is allergic to cows milk. There are all kinds of milk becoming more readily available. We found out through Dr Gundry’s book that European cows have s different casein than most cows in the US. Readily available in upstate SC are sheep and goat milk. Different casein. She buys in several groceries and the local farmers market. I prefer the nut milks for different reasons. I’ve been making sausage gravy with them and the almond or coconut flour. That suited my taste buds and DH liked all the heavy cream. You can work out the carbs if you try that, ad he said, it’s not something I eat every day. And it’s still pretty low in carbs.

  6. Felicia F Minardi

    There is no recipe for the biscuits.

  7. Where can I find the recipe for the biscuits?

  8. Hi
    Can you share the biscuit recipe? This looks YUMMO.. Can’t wait to try it
    Thanks
    Jenny

  9. Need the Biscuit Recipe

      1. Too bad you can’t highlight #1 in the instructions!!! which says –
        First you will want to prepare our Keto Country Biscuits ahead of time, click for recipe.

  10. A friend of mine sent me your Biscuits and Gravy recipe on Facebook. I am so glad that she did. I just absolutely love biscuits and gravy and I truly thought that you could not eat it when you are on a low carb, no carb diet. Boy was I wrong!! This taste Absolutely Wonderful!! I truly thought that when you are on a diet like that everything will taste really plain that I would not be able to use any spices. Well I was wrong there too. Thank you for making it taste so great.

    1. Beverly, I am so glad that you enjoy them as much as I do. My goal it so make the most interesting dishes that I can dream up that replace all the food that people tend to feel like they are missing while eating keto. There is no reason for this diet to be boring. When you think about it all you really are doing is getting rid of sugar, grains, and some fruits. Outside of that you just have to reinvent some of your old favorite recipes.

      1. This would be great with ground beef ( cut calories and sodium) used with Cauliflower Rice, or some sort of noodles – keto friendly of course.. Almost like Stroganoff. Thank you for sharing this.

  11. O.M.G! Absolutely delicious! I added grated parmesan to the biscuits when baking them. Turned out great. Haven’t had B&G since March. Will be having that a lot more!

    1. I liked it way more than traditional sausage gravy. The creaminess is way better than the watered down flour mix most gravies have.

  12. Do you have receipes that are lactose free also?

    1. Some of my recipes are, but many of them contain cheese or butter in them as a way of getting in the necessary fats. I’m curious what you eat for fats without being able to eat lactose. Maybe something I can learn here.

  13. I appreciate you’re caring and taking the time to develop and post these recipes. Thanks so much!

  14. Annette J Deardurff

    I’m definitely going to make this. Do you think that the gravy would be good the next day??

    1. It would still be good, I would make it a little thinner if you were going to refrigerate it for the next day so that it doesn’t get absorbed up.

  15. Thank you very much for the wonderful recipe. I was able to follow it almost exactly, and my biscuits turned out tasting like the cheesy biscuits found at red lobster or other kinds of seafood restaurant. Thank you so much, and I’m excited to continue following your recipes.

  16. Hello, I just found this website and your recipes! I can’t wait to try all your wonderful looking recipes as I am just starting the keto way of life. I just want to say thank you so very much for sharing all these great recipes with us and putting all this time and effort in to prepare them for us~you are awesome!!! 😉

  17. Made the gravy this morning. We are not a keto family, but trying new things and trying to cut some of the carbs. I used regular biscuits. The only change I would make is at least partially draining off the sausage. I ended up spooning the grease, there was way too much floating on top of the gravy. It was really filling.

  18. I LOVE this recipe. I have now made it twice, and my husband and teenage son literally hugged me when they heard I was making it again. It is really filling, so it doesnt take a large portion to make it a filling meal. I decided to make a double batch this time to have more leftovers. I use the ground breakfast sausage from aldi, and dont add any salt or pepper. I also put ALL the mozzarella cheese in the microwave because I didnt read the whole recipe first, and they turned out awesome. Thank you so much for this yummy treat!

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