Keto Breakfast Bacon and Pepper Jack Drop Biscuits

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  • prep time

    prep time

    12 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    15 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    27 min

Keto Breakfast Bacon and Pepper Jack Drop Biscuits

20 ratings

These biscuits would make a great breakfast item with savory bacon and spicy pepper jack cheese. These are made with delicious almond flour which keeps these biscuits moist and fluffy!

  • Net Carbs

    1.7 g

  • Fiber

    1.8 g

  • Total Carbs

    4.2 g

  • Protein

    7.2 g

  • Fats

    13.4 g

157 cals

Keto Breakfast Bacon and Pepper Jack Drop Biscuits

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Ingredients

  • Raw Egg

    Raw Egg

    3 large

  • Coconut Oil

    Coconut Oil

    2 tablespoon

  • Original Coconut Milk Unsweetened by Silk

    Original Coconut Milk Unsweetened by Silk

    ¼ cup

  • Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    ¼ tsp

  • Baking Powder

    Baking Powder

    1 teaspoon

  • Almond Flour

    Almond Flour

    2-¼ cup

  • The Ultimate Icing Sugar Replacement by Swerve

    The Ultimate Icing Sugar Replacement by Swerve

    1 tablespoon

  • Pepper Jack Cheese

    Pepper Jack Cheese

    ½ cup, shredded

  • Real Bacon Bits by Hormel

    Real Bacon Bits by Hormel

    ½ cup

Recipe Steps

steps 5

27 min

  • Step 1

    Preheat an oven to 375 F. Line a sheet tray with parchment paper or a silicone mat. Whisk the eggs, coconut oil, coconut milk, and kosher salt together. Make sure you use solid coconut oil not melted.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Add in the baking powder, almond flour, and Swerve.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Fold in the cheese and bacon. Mix until combined. The texture should be thick enough to scoop, drop on a sheet tray and hold its shape.
    Step 3
  • Step 4

    Using a 1 oz cookie scoop, scoop out 12 heaping scoops at least 1 ½” part. This should yield 15 biscuits. Make sure they are round on top because they will not rise in the oven.
    Step 4
  • Step 5

    Bake for 15 minutes until the tops are starting to turn brown on the edges and the biscuits are set. Allow to cool on the sheet tray until cool enough to handle.
    Step 5

Comments 30

  • PropitiousKale562129

    PropitiousKale562129 6 days ago

    What can I sub for the ultimate icing sugar replacement? I don’t even know what that is!

    • AmazingMacadamia896117

      AmazingMacadamia896117 a year ago

      Okay I just made these just like the recipe, did not variate it except for the servings. Using my little cookie scoop I got 22 biscuits. That's fine with me, lowers the carbs and allows me to feel like I'm eating a little bit more if I have more than one. I do like them at least warm, they're nice and soft I don't know what they'll be when they cool off or from the refrigerator if I need to warm them back up, but I do think I might just add a tad more swerve to mine next time. I have a little sweet tooth. I'm also not a big fan of almond flour so I know I use it quite a bit cuz that's what's used in keto cooking, but I have used a blend from Walmart's made for ketos and I think I'll try that next time. Still I thought they were pretty darn good.

      • SpectacularRadish929011

        SpectacularRadish929011 2 years ago

        Didn’t form well but the overall taste and density were amazing. I will certainly bake again.

        • OutstandingCauliflower182733

          OutstandingCauliflower182733 4 years ago

          I do not have solid coconut oil. 😕 How can I use liquid for this recipe?

          • FantasticAvocado178714

            FantasticAvocado178714 4 years ago

            Put your liquid coconut oil in the fridge. It will turn solid

        • Rloveall

          Rloveall 4 years ago

          Love these for bfast

          • verowero

            verowero 4 years ago

            Oh these were so good. Made 15 of just over 1 oz. I could’ve devoured the whole thing.

            • Mike

              Mike 5 years ago

              Macro check: this recipe actually makes 30 one oz scoops, double what it says it will. so is one serving actually 2 one oz scoops?

              • Rloveall

                Rloveall 5 years ago

                This is a great go to when I’m running late Love ‘em I just do them without the cheese

                • Dana

                  Dana 6 years ago

                  Can I sub with almond milk instead of coconut??

                  • UpbeatArugula561324

                    UpbeatArugula561324 5 years ago

                    Yes you can

                • MarialeAOC

                  MarialeAOC 6 years ago

                  Great flavor! Just make sure you take them out of the oven in time so they won’t get dry!!

                  • Shawna

                    Shawna 6 years ago

                    Are the values on the ingredients correct??? 5535 calories???

                    • SplendidAvocado187419

                      SplendidAvocado187419 2 years ago

                      Switch to each not kg

                    • SpectacularCauliflower114224

                      SpectacularCauliflower114224 3 years ago

                      That's only if you put it on kilograms by mistake. That's over 2 pounds.

                  • Anonymous

                    Anonymous 6 years ago

                    So does this mean I can only eat 1 lols or all 15? Sorry so new to how much I can eat when it says yield

                    • Anonymous

                      Anonymous 6 years ago

                      Is serving size 2 biscuit? Or 2 3/4 biscuits

                      • Samz

                        Samz 6 years ago

                        1 biscuit. 1 scoop is 1 oz and that is a serving.

                    • Karina

                      Karina 6 years ago

                      Can you freeze them? How long will they keep in a container?

                      • CelticMinx

                        CelticMinx a year ago

                        Based on experience I would say these would freeze for 3-6 months

                      • Jeppolito

                        Jeppolito 5 years ago

                        I don’t see an answer on how long you can freeze them

                    • Richb

                      Richb 6 years ago

                      Insanely DELICIOUS ..

                      • Anonymous

                        Anonymous 6 years ago

                        Too dry. Even soaked in butter we did not like them

                        • Sean

                          Sean 6 years ago

                          Dry and a bit mealy

                          • mawmaw

                            mawmaw 6 years ago

                            Is the sweetener neccessary? I don't like any of them!

                            • Chingona

                              Chingona 6 years ago

                              A bit dry but not bad

                              • Anonymous

                                Anonymous 7 years ago

                                Delicious!!!

                                • Bidge

                                  Bidge 7 years ago

                                  Read step 4. Is the yield 12 or 15?

                                  • Kkatknap

                                    Kkatknap 6 years ago

                                    😄 confused me, too!

                                  • recipewriter

                                    recipewriter 7 years ago

                                    My apologies should be 15.