A full keto Easter Meal Plan, with tons of delicious ideas for brunch, dinner, and dessert. And even some wonderful keto Easter Eggs to fill those Easter baskets for the kids!
Let’s face it, holidays can be tough when you’re on the keto diet. Big feasts with family can be filled with heavy, carb-laden foods that quickly derail your weight loss or health goals.
But they don’t have to be. That’s why I’ve created this full Easter Keto Men Plan for you. So many wonderful and delicious ways to enjoy Easter while sticking to your keto diet.
Do you have a lovely brunch on Easter before letting the kids hunt for eggs? Whip up some keto blueberry scones and serve them with my sugar free lemon curd. Or make a big low carb quiche and serve with a side salad and some coffee cake muffins. And you have to try my low carb Rhubarb Coffee Cake.
Or do you save yourself for a big Easter dinner feast? I’ve got several traditional lamb recipes, including keto shepherd’s pie made with cauliflower. Don’t love lamb? I’ve got chicken and ham too!
Need spring keto side dish ideas? Asparagus, green beans, spinach and mushrooms, oh my!
Of course you have to finish with a lovely spring dessert. Think keto rhubarb crisp, lemon cheesecake, or strawberry cream pie.
And finally, you must have some low carb, sugar-free Easter Eggs for the kids (and for you!). Choose from peanut butter, cookie dough, or almond joy. And throw in some Strawberry Peeps fat bombs while you’re at it.
Family celebrations don’t need to be a carb minefield with this delicious Easter Keto Menu Plan!
Keto Easter Brunch Recipes
Instant Pot Breakfast Casserole
Lemon Poppyseed Breakfast Cookies
Carrot Cake Cheesecake Muffins
Keto Easter Dinner Recipes
Garlic and Parsley Rack of Lamb
Oven Roasted Chicken with Lemon Rosemary Garlic Butter
Keto Easter Side Dishes
Cheddar Ranch Roasted Cauliflower
Ham and Cheese Cauliflower Fritters
Garlic Butter Roasted Mushrooms
Keto Easter Dessert Recipes
Mascarpone Mousse with Roasted Strawberries
Pcm says
Can you substitute coconut flour flour peanut flour?
Carolyn says
For which recipe? Generally I say no… they really behave quite differently.