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To make the tart cherry pie filling: add frozen tart cherries, sugar, cornstarch, flour and almond extract to a large pot and place over medium heat. After 5 minutes or so, the cherries will thaw, begin to break down and the sugar will melt. Stir frequently during this time. Add in butter and amaretto and continue to stir.
It’s simply a mixture of tart cherries with low carb sweetener, almond extract, and cinnamon which I combined in a medium bowl. (photos 13-15) Then, I poured the cherry mixture into an 8×8-inch glass baking pan. (photo 16) When the dough was cold enough to work with, I flattened it out on the plate (photo 12) and divided it into 8 pieces.
It is hard to replicate that sweet tinned cherry pie filling, but this low carb cherry pie filling comes close thanks to xanthan gum. The addition of this to lightly stewed cherries gives it a rich sauce and the low carb sweetener. It acts as a thickener and gives the cherry “juice” a similar consistency to the tinned cherries.
You can also used home canned cherries (pictured below) but just make sure your cherries are in water and unsweetened. Your tart cherry pie with canned cherries starts with a cup of liquid from the can. There’s lots of flavor there so don’t throw it out! If you run short on liquid you can add a bit of apple or cherry juice to top it off.