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This recipe is so quick and simple! All you need to make delicious, low-carb egg noodles are these four ingredients: Xanthan gum is what helps these egg noodles get the chewiness and not fall apart like plain old scrambled eggs. Do not omit this ingredient, as tempted as you may be!
Carefully transfer the parchment with low carb noodles to a baking pan. Refrigerate, uncovered, for 8 hours or until the keto pasta is stiff. Cook. Drop chilled pasta into boiling water and cook for about a minute, or until noodles begin to swirl. Serve. Enjoy the noodles right away while they are warm, as they’ll become stiff as they cool.
Add them into your soups, use the sheets as a replacement for your Keto Lasagna, or add any of the Low Carb sauce with a sprinkle of cheese on top and enjoy. With our Keto Egg Noodles, I have chosen to make a plain Egg variety as well as a bit orange color Keto Pasta by adding Turmeric into the mix.
It’s important to talk about texture with low-carb noodles because, typically, low-carb diets call for ingredients like “zoodles” when making pasta, soups, or any other kind of recipe requiring noodles. These noodles, however, are not made from vegetables. They’re made from eggs and, surprisingly, don’t taste eggy.