Keto Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Casserole

Keto Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Casserole | Low Carb

11/12/2017

I am on a mission to create some insanely good breakfast food for my family and this one right here made the list of INSANELY DELICIOUS. I was a tad excited yesterday when it came out of the oven and hit their plates. Even the babies enjoyed their portion. This can also be prepared the night before and baked in the morning if you want to save time before school or church. I hope you enjoy making it as much as I enjoyed. It is such a privilege and honor to be able to serve my family in such a simple way. Enjoy!

INGREDIENTS
Cinnamon Roll Balls
2 c coconut flour
2 tsp of xanthan gum
1/2 cup butter softened
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 c heavy whipping cream
1/4 c Truvia Brown Sugar
1 tbs cinnamon

Filling
5 eggs
1/4 c heaving whipping cream
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1-1/2 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp almond extract (optional)

Cream Cheese Icing
1/2 c Swerve Powdered Sugar
1/4 c Cream Cheese softened
1/2 tsp vanilla
1 tbs heavy whipping cream
1 tbs water as needed
(Optional: nut topping, I used slivered almonds)

INSTRUCTIONS:
In a large mixing bowl hand mix flour, salt and xanthan gum. Add butter and break apart with a fork until the butter pieces are tiny. Add HWC, vanilla, and stir until you form a dough ball. In a separate smaller bowl add cinnamon and Truvia and mix together. Form dough balls. press dough balls into the truvia and cinnamon, roll around and place into a 2 qt oblong baking dish, 9 x 13 approx.

Whip all ingredients for filling together until blended well. Pour over dough balls. (Optional: cover and refrigerate over night, 6-8 hours.)

Heat oven to 370 degrees F and bake for 35-40 mins until brown on top. Meanwhile mix icing. Icing should be pourable and a little runny, add hot water until it's the consistency you need and heat for a touch in the microwave if needed before pouring. Remove casserole from oven and pour icing over the top, add nut topping if desired. Serve warm. Serves 8-10.

MACROS per serving. Approx 10 servings.
Calories 273
Fat 22g
Net Carb 7g
Protein 10g

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Kezia Schrag link

1/11/2018 12:56:19 pm

I just made this but 1/4 cup whipping cream did almost nothing to making my dough. I ended using 1 cup. Did I do something wrong?

J Cunningham

5/30/2018 10:32:23 am

It was delicious. My dough came together as I made the balls, but it still had a crumbly appearance before I started to form it.
I used stevia blend and decreased the amount by half. I added more HWC in the icing and it still was not pourable. I spread it over the top. Wish I could add a picture here, but I will add a picture to my Pinterest post.

Ann

7/5/2018 10:12:50 am

2 cups of coconut flour seems like a lot, especially with the relatively small amount of liquid in the recipe. That's not a typo, right?

Eileen

7/9/2021 10:59:28 am

I had saved this recipe from some time ago and decided to give it a go today. By the time I realized it would not work I was already too invested (these ingredients are not cheap!), and went with it.

I ended up doubling the HWC in the dough balls which was still not enough, so I added some almond milk, too, just to get the dough to come together. You mention vanilla in the instructions, but it is not in the dough ball ingredients list. I tossed in 1/2 t for good measure, but wondered what other ingredients (eggs? baking powder?) you may have also left out. The balls themselves are more like a pressed butter crust than anything I would call cinnamon rolls.

I just took the "casserole" out of the oven after 35 minutes. The coconut balls appear to be hard as rocks. This is not unexpected, but I had hoped they would absorb some of the custard. Nope. Also, as someone mentioned above, the proportion of icing ingredients listed would never result in a "pourable" icing.

It smells wonderful (how can you go wrong with butter and cinnamon?) but, even if my family eats this after all, I will not be making it again.

Your recipe ranks high on a google search for some reason -- usually that means it's a good one! Not in this case.

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