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Keto Pecan Pie
Keto Pecan Pie

November is the season for comforting recipes. We've got Keto Thanksgiving, Christmas prep, colder weather blowing in, and lots of fun, in-season flavors.

These Keto November Recipes use up the last of the pumpkin, and squash and turn to some new vegetables like brussels sprouts, cranberries, pears and apples, parsnips, turnips, squash, mushrooms, and nuts like walnuts and pecans. It's time to get excited for November!

With November comes all the recipes you'll need for a keto or low carb Thanksgiving, + all the delicious and flavorful recipes you'll want to eat for weeknight dinners. I've included 27 Comforting Keto Recipes that feature produce in-season in November as well as traditional favorites for the upcoming holidays.

November is the season for comforting recipes. We've got Keto Thanksgiving, Christmas prep, colder weather blowing in, and lots of fun, in-season flavors. These keto november recipes use up the last of the pumpkin, and squash and turn to some new vegetables like brussels sprouts, cranberries, pears and apples, parsnips, turnips, squash, mushrooms, and nuts like walnuts and pecans. It's time to get excited for November!

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What's In Season in November

  • Mushrooms
  • Cranberries
  • Pears
  • Apples
  • Brussels Sprouts
  • Parsnips
  • Turnips
  • Beets
  • Mushrooms
  • Squash (Butternut, Acorn, Spaghetti)
  • Kale
  • Pecans
  • Walnuts

Get excited for these seasonal recipes!

November is the season for comforting recipes. We've got Keto Thanksgiving, Christmas prep, colder weather blowing in, and lots of fun, in-season flavors. These keto november recipes use up the last of the pumpkin, and squash and turn to some new vegetables like brussels sprouts, cranberries, pears and apples, parsnips, turnips, squash, mushrooms, and nuts like walnuts and pecans. It's time to get excited for November!

Comforting Breakfasts

I'm feeling all the spices in our breakfasts for November!

Spicy sausage bagel bites, cinnamon sugar donuts, and protein packed waffles are going to be delicious in November!

  • Nothing says weekend brunch like coffee cake!  Keto Blueberry Sour Cream Coffee Cake is incredibly easy to make, and absolutely delicious.  You won't want to stop at just one piece!
    Keto Blueberry Sour Cream Coffee Cake
  • A simple, delicious recipe for Keto Cinnamon Sugar Donuts.  Uses keto pantry items already on hand.
    Keto Cinnamon Sugar Donuts
  • Keto Bagel Bites are a bite-sized keto friendly bagel stuffed with sweetened cream cheese.  A delicious and kid friendly treat!
    Keto Sausage Stuffed Bagel Bites
  • These Keto Waffles are 2.9 net carbs each, 28 grams of protein, and are crispy and delicious!  Even my 6 year old daughter was fooled by my Keto Waffles!
    Crispy Keto Collagen Waffles
  • Keto Pumpkin Coffee Cake is the perfectly soft, seasonal treat with a deliciously sweet crumb topping and a keto honey butter. Make this cake for breakfast or for dessert!
    Keto Pumpkin Coffee Cake with Honey Butter
  • A recipe for thick and Fluffy Keto Pancakes ( aka Lupin Flour Pancakes) that tastes like pancakes you would get in a diner! They have only 0.5 net carbs each and taste like the real thing!
    Keto Lupin Flour Pancakes

Lunches & Dinners

Lunches and dinners during November need to be quick and easy. One skillet or one-pot dinners filled within-season produce, comfortable flavors, and minimal prep time.

Since the weather is being fickle going between cool and warm, it's good to plan for a variety of fresh foods and warm and cozy dinners.

  • This Keto Chicken Broccoli Cheese Casserole includes a homemade cheese sauce, flavorful chicken, and delicious broccoli and cauliflower.  Kid-friendly and reheats well for lunches throughout the week or as leftovers.
    Keto Chicken Broccoli Casserole
  • A one-skillet dinner, Keto Sun Dried Tomato Chicken is an italian inspired dish!  Pan-fried boneless, skinless, chicken breasts are finished in a creamy spinach, parmesan,  and sun dried sauce.
    Keto Sun Dried Tomato Chicken
  • Simple Parmesan Crusted Salmon is a tender, flaky, baked salmon topped with a crust of parmesan and herbs.  Simple, flavorful, using no special ingredients.  Low Carb, Ketogenic, and a THM:S.
    Parmesan Crusted Salmon
  • Keto BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
    Keto BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
  • You've heard of Firecracker Shrimp, well now meet Keto Firecracker Chicken Meatballs.  A super versatile and macros friendly protein, not to mention and easy weeknight dinner!
    Firecracker Chicken Meatballs
  • Have you been on the hunt for an amazingly awesome Grilled Pork Chops Marinade that's also easy and Ketogenic?  Look no further than my recipe which always gets rave reviews!
    Grilled Pork Chops
  • Keto Bagel Dogs
  • I turned to my slow cooker to create a Keto Rib recipe that mimicks slow-smoked ribs with a sweet yet spicy crust, that absolutely fall off the bone and are incredibly easy to make - not to mention Keto, Low Carb, Sugar-Free and a THM:S.
    Slow Cooker Keto Ribs
  • Keto Broccoli Salad {THM:S, Low Carb, Ketogenic} Broccoli salad with bacon, mayo, and a hint of sweeteness has been around forever.  I can’t actually remember the first time I tried it...it’s just always been something I’ve been familiar with.  The best version, in my opinion, is the Amish version (don’t the Amish make everything better?).  Their dressing uses sugar, but I subbed that out for Lakanto Classic Monkfruit sweetener.
    Keto Broccoli Salad

Desserts

As we move into the holidays, mainly Halloween and Thanksgiving, it's time to start thinking about Pumpkin, Pecans, Mint, and Berries!

I've even included Keto Cutout Sugar Cookies for halloween, thanksgiving, and Christmas cookies, as well as a brand-new recipe: Keto Blackberry Crumble Bars. You should be able to find blackberries on sale soon!

  • Keto Blackberry Crumble Bars
  • My Low Carb Pumpkin Pie with Pecan Crust is not only the easiest recipe ever + it's keto, a THM:S, Sugar Free, and Grain Free.
    Keto Pecan Crust Pumpkin Pie
  • I created one last Keto Easter recipe for ya'll: Keto Pecan Pie Bars!  Super easy to put together, using ingredients already in your pantry, these bars will be a hit at your celebration.
    Keto Pecan Pie Bars
  • Keto Turtles that are made with perfectly chewy keto caramel, stevia sweetened chocolate, and delicious pecans!  These candies will fool even your non-keto family and friends and are sure to be a hit!
    Keto Turtles
  • Between the buttery crust, the caramel coconut filling or the delightful chocolate, these Keto Samoa Bars will make you forget there ever was a sugary cookie with this same name!
    Keto Samoa Bars
  • Classic Keto Fudge Brownies with peppermint extract and mint chocolate chips.  These Keto Peppermint Brownies are topped with fudge icing and crushed candy canes.
    Keto Peppermint Brownies
  • Thick, fudgy keto brownies layered with fluffy mint frosting and a chocolate fudge topping.  These Keto Chocolate Mint Brownies will blow your mind whether you make them from a mix or from scratch.
    Keto Grasshopper Brownies
  • The best, pillowy soft, Keto Sugar Cookies you'll ever make.  So good you can roll them out and cut them in shapes for the holidays - my Keto Cutout Sugar Cookies are a holiday and family favorite!
    Keto Cutout Sugar Cookies
  • Keto Pecan Pie
    Keto Pecan Pie

I hope you love these November Keto Recipes! If you made any of them, please leave a rating and review to help me out!

xoxo,
Gretchen

November is the season for comforting recipes. We've got Keto Thanksgiving, Christmas prep, colder weather blowing in, and lots of fun, in-season flavors. These keto november recipes use up the last of the pumpkin, and squash and turn to some new vegetables like brussels sprouts, cranberries, pears and apples, parsnips, turnips, squash, mushrooms, and nuts like walnuts and pecans. It's time to get excited for November!

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