Zero-carb custard pudding
Zero-carb custard pudding is one of our experimentation projects inspired by our love for eggs and minimalism. Well, to be precise, our passion for quail eggs! Now, we are aware that not everyone can get them easily. This is why we created the recipe that works perfectly with medium hen eggs. Whatever you choose, you will be surprised by the simplicity of the ingredients and the final result. With just a little bit of patience, you will experience a true work of culinary art.
How is it so low in carbs?
Let’s not be overly precise, there might be a gram or two of carbs in eggs. After all, nobody should fear carbs from eggs. The simplicity of this zero-carb custard pudding lais in the fact that we did not use anything but eggs and water. Naturally, a dash of vanilla, cinnamon and sea salt do the trick. Nothing else is needed. How about sweetener, you might ask. Well, we’ll leave it up to you! A dash of powdered monk fruit will not hurt anyone but It will drastically change the experience. On the other hand, if you feel brave, just exclude any sweetener. After all, cinnamon makes everything sweet and smooth.
Zero-carb custard pudding versatility
If you are one of people who is able to feel natural sweetness of food, then you’ll be surprised with the flavour. You can also play with the spices and turn this zero-carb custard pudding into a savoury dish. Many people know this as Chineese steamed eggs and we must admit we were inspired by it. However, we also must give credit to Barbara who made something very similar and shared it on our Facebook group.
Nevertheless, we wanted this zero-carb creation to smell like a real custard pudding. Vanilla and cinnamon helped us in this mission. We also wanted to create a healthy Keto dessert that can train you to use less sweetener when preparing low-carb dessert. Furthermore, we wanted to stay in the safe zone of flourless recipes. Nothing beat flourless when it comes to healthiness!
When you need something comforting, creamy and heart warming
The autumn is here and a bowl of warm custard pudding is perfect for rainy and foggy days. Notice that I say warm? Well, this dessert is simply better when consumed warm. Of course, You can refrigerate and enjoy it as a cold dessert with some berries. However, cinnamon and vanilla are warm spices and they will smell even better if you eat this zero-carb custard while it’s still warm. Before we give you this quite easy recipe, let us remind you that the nothing compares to organic, pasture-raised and free ranged eggs! And finally, the enjoyment of homemade cooking makes it even more valuable.