The Best Low Carb Indian Food Recipes. Try these Low Carb Indian Recipes to give a bit of flare to your keto diet. They will not disappoint!
If you’ve been following a keto diet for a while then quite possibly you’ve gotten into a routine where you’ll make the same 3 or 4 recipes every week. Don’t worry, it’s not just you. I do this too.
One way to combat the keto blues and get yourself out of a keto rut is to try new low carb recipes.
We recently made this Low Carb Indian Butter Chicken Recipe, and it got us thinking. What other low carb Indian food recipes are out there?
WHAT SPICES ARE USED IN INDIAN FOOD?
- Most common is Garam masala
- Coriander
- Cumin
- Cardamom
- Mustard Seed
- Cinnamon
- Ginger
- Fenugreek
- Black Pepper
- Paprika
- Fennel
- Nutmeg
- Cloves
- Chinese Cinnamon AKA Cassia Bark
- Tumeric
- Saffron
So a lot of these spices used in Indian Food are pretty common. I had all of them on hand except for the Chinese Cinnamon, Saffron (because it’s expensive!) and the Garam Masala.
Before having this butter chicken recipe, I don’t think I’ve intentionally eaten any Indian Food.
I think it’s because I live in a small town of about 15,000 people and we don’t really have a really diverse population, nor a lot of mom and pop restaurants. Most of our restaurants are fast food joints unfortunately.
Don’t worry, if you only have fast food places around you, you can still eat out and stay in ketosis.
Check out our Keto Fast Food List to see what you can eat at fast food joints and still stay in ketosis.
Okay, lets get onto the Indian recipes!
The Best Low Carb Indian Food Recipes
These low carb indian food recipes would be great for diabetics, PCOS and other people following a low carb or keto diet! Don’t miss out on great tasting foods when you have these easy Indian recipes you could be enjoying!
Indian Food Recipes with Chicken
Indian Butter Chicken Recipe – The Keto Queens
Chicken Tikka Masala – Savory Tooth
Murgh Tikka – A Communal Table
Coconut Chicken Curry – All the King’s Morsels
Keto Chicken Korma – Beauty and the Foodie
Indian Food Recipes for Beginners
Beef Korma Recipe – Earth Food and Fire
Indian Spiced Meatballs in Curry Sauce – Vikalinka
These would be great to put in our keto tortillas flatbread recipe!
Indian-Spiced Whole Roasted Cauliflower – An Edible Mosaic
Crispy Low Carb Indian Flatbread -The Keto Queens
Fish Tikka Masala with Sardines – Champagne Tastes
Instant Pot Indian Recipes
Instant Pot Chicken Curry – Recipes from a Pantry
Instant Pot Coconut Shrimp Curry – Piping Pot Curry
Even though this is shown with white rice, you can easily substitute out the white rice for cauliflower rice.
Instant Pot Saag Paneer – What Great Grandma Ate
Instant Pot Orange Chicken – Recipes From a Pantry
Instant Palak Paneer – Piping Pot Curry
If you make a large batch like I tend to do, these would be good Indian Food Recipes to freeze. Perfect for meal prep!
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Xoxo, Lara & Faith
Lara, thanks for the article post.Really thank you! Great.
Thank you so much for including my Chicken Tikka! Such a great round up of fabulous Indian recipes. Have definitely bookmarked a few to make!!
No problem! Please let us know which ones you try 🙂
Thank you, Elle!
Such an awesome collection. I know readers are always looking for low carb indian recipes.
Most of these are to be eaten with rice or bread 🙁 what’s the alternative to that? Cauliflower rice?
Cauliflower rice, zoodles, or our low carb tortilla recipe would work great!
These low carb indian food recipes are nice thank you for sharing these.
We’re so happy you’re enjoying our recipes!
Erhmm, Since when beef was part of Indian Food?
J N, We included a recipe that someone adapted using beef that had an Indian flavor profile and fit into a ketogenic lifestyle. We in no way meant to be culturally insensitive; please accept our sincerest apology!
For Eons, Beef is the source of protein for many including some Hindus.
“Not for the majority but for minority”if you understand what I mean.
Great recipes! Perfect and tasty way to keep oneself fit and healthy!
Joan, Thank you so much!! 🙂