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My Keto Parmesan Garlic Bread Bites are just like the Domino’s classic without all of the carbs. This variation is the perfect side anytime you are in the mood for Italian food or just want a snack to dunk in marinara sauce. In this post, I share how to make Keto Garlic Bread with fathead dough; how to make the Garlic Parmesan topping; and give you recipes to enjoy these bites with.
Inspiration – Domino’s Parmesan Bread Bites
My keto parmesan garlic bread bites are inspired by the taste of Domino’s Parmesan Bread Bites. The Parmesan Bread Bites are admittedly delicious, but there is a major problem with Domino’s recipe if you are following a keto or low carb diet.
Domino’s Parmesan Bread Bites contain 27 grams of net carbs per serving, which for most, is more than a full day of what’s allowed.
But, I adore those, so I came up with a keto recipe to provide me (and you) with a low carb option.
What is fathead dough?
Fathead dough is a keto friendly dough often used in making pizzas. In many recipes, fathead dough contains only a few ingredients like almond flour, cream cheese, mozzarella cheese, baking powder, and an egg.
Some recipes might call for salt, pepper, and other seasonings. But the traditional keto recipe is only 5 ingredients that are mixed up in one bowl. It doesn’t get much easier than that!
How to use fathead dough to make copycat Domino’s Keto Garlic Parmesan Bread bites
The fathead dough in my copycat Domino’s garlic parmesan bread bites is modified from my other version of fathead dough. When I make fathead dough for pizzas or bagels, I typically only use one egg. But to make my garlic parmesan bread bites, I use two eggs. The second egg helps make the dough a bit softer.
In addition, I also add in seasonings like garlic powder, parmesan cheese, and Italian seasonings. This helps give the fathead dough even better flavor. After all, garlic parmesan bread bites should be bursting with flavor.
Ingredients in Keto Garlic Bread
Even though my keto parmesan garlic bread bites add in a few extra ingredients, there’s not much too it.
To start, the dough has the traditional 5 ingredients (mozzarella cheese, cream cheese, baking powder, almond flour, and 2 eggs). But I also use:
- Parmesan cheese so the flavor is baked into the bread
- Garlic powder – again, garlic flavor baked right into the dough
- Italian seasonings
- psyllium husk
To make the topping, you only need the following three basic ingredients:
- melted butter
- Parmesan cheese
- fresh or ground parsley
Can you make these into Keto Garlic Breadsticks?
Once you make the fathead dough in this recipe, you can shape it anyway you want! I like to make them into more bite size pieces. To do this, I form the dough into 12-24 balls (see my note about serving size below) before baking them on a cookie sheet.
But you could easily roll the dough out a bit. And once rolled, you can slice the dough into several stick shapes and bake as breadsticks. You may need to adjust your cooking time to avoid burning or over cooking the keto garlic breadsticks.
Tips for storing & reheating these
Keto parmesan garlic bread bites are best served hot from the oven. Of course, you should give them a minute or two to cool a bit before biting into one so you don’t burn your mouth. And let me tell you- waiting to dig into these keto garlic bread bites is the very hardest part of making them!
If you don’t eat them all when fresh, that’s OK! You can save the keto parmesan garlic bread bites for up to four days. If you do have leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the fridge.
When you are ready to eat the bread bites again, you should warm them in the microwave for a few seconds. This will make them taste fresh from the oven again.
Serving Size in Parmesan Garlic Bread Bites
If you’ve had Domino’s Parmesan Bites, and tried to search for the serving size, then you know it’s hard to find. So, in this recipe, I want to make the serving size clear.
When I’m having this with a salad, I tend to make 12. These come out slightly smaller than a biscuit. In this case, one serving is one of the Garlic Parmesan Biscuits.
When making these the same size as the ones from Domino’s then I make 24. These come out more like small bites. In that case, the serving size is 2. You should know that these spread while cooking so don’t let the small size of these fool you.
Recipes to have with Keto Garlic Bread Bites With
Keto parmesan garlic bread bites are an excellent option to serve with many different meal ideas. Here are some of my favorite pairings:
- Creamy Keto Tomato Soup
- BLT Avocado Ranch Salad
- Caesar Salad with my Creamy Caesar Dressing
- Keto Shrimp Scampi
- Spiralized Zucchini Spaghetti Recipe With Meatballs
- Any of these 20 Low Carb Soup Recipes
Creamy Keto Tomato Soup Recipe
Keto Crustless Pizza Casserole Recipe
Other Fathead Dough Recipes
If you like fathead dough, I’ve got you covered. Here are some other recipes that use fathead dough to make some of my favorites like bagels and cinnamon rolls.
Low Carb Keto Fathead Dough Bagels Recipe
Keto Philly Cheesesteak Pockets
Keto Maple Pecan Cinnamon Rolls
Easy Keto Parmesan Garlic Bread Bites
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Ingredients
Keto Garlic Bread Dough
- 1.5 cups shredded mozzarella cheese, low moisture
- 2 oz Cream Cheese
- 1/4 cup Grated Parmesan Cheese
- 1 tbsp Baking Powder
- 1/2 tsp Garlic Powder
- 1/2 tsp Italian Seasoning
- 1 tbsp psyllium husk
- 3/4 cup Almond Flour
- 2 large Eggs, beaten
Garlic Parmesan Topping
- 2 tbsp Butter, melted
- 1/4 cup Grated Parmesan Cheese
- 1 tsp Dried Parsley, or 1.5 tbsp fresh parsley
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees
- Mix almond flour with baking powder, garlic powder, Italian seasoning and psyllium husk. Set aside.
- Add mozzarella, parmesan and cream cheese to a large microwave safe mixing bowl
- Heat the cheeses in the microwave for 45 seconds. Remove from the microwave and use a mixing spatula to incorporate
- Heat the cheese mixture again for another 45 seconds & mix to incorporate
- Add the almond flour mixture and the eggs to the cheese mixture. Mix until well incorporated and a ball of dough forms.
- Cover the ball of dough with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 10 minutes. This allows the dough to firm up a bit more and cool down.
- Split the dough into 12 balls. Add the dough balls to a lined baking sheet.
- Cook the bites for 15 minutes or until the tops of the are golden
- Mix the Garlic Parmesan Topping. Toss the bites in the topping and serve.
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Details
The nutrition facts come from entering the recipe ingredients into Spoonacular API, a database of food ingredients. They may vary for any recipe based on the exact product used. The keto sweeteners I use have 0g net carbs & are not included because sugar alcohols do not impact most people. This is provided as a courtesy, but you can do your own calculations if you wish!
Tracey says
Oh my goodness made these today and they are simply amazing!!!!
Serving them with zoodles and keto meatballs
Thank you for another phenomenal recipe to keep me keto!!!❤
Davinah says
Thanks so much, Tracey, for taking the time to write back! So happy that you enjoyed these! I’ve been on a soup kick lately so have been pairing these with that ?
Nicole says
I am going to make these? Do I use baking soda or baking powder??? I see both in different spots in the recipe!! Help so I don’t screw it up!!!
Davinah says
Hi Nicole!
You are a real MVP! I didn’t realize I made that typo in the blog post. I’m using baking powder as listed in the recipe card. I just corrected it above so everything matches. Really appreciate it.
Best,
Davinah
Janet Bergmann says
This recipe looks yummy and I would like to make it! I am curious though, if the psyllium husk is just a fiber boost or a necessary ingredient?
Can I omit it?
Davinah says
Hi Janet!
Thanks for asking. The psyllium husk works to give these a bit more structure. When I used to make these without it, they tended to deflate. These will still work without it, but just wanted to let you know that the psyllium helps give these are more bread-like texture.
Hope that helps.
Keishly Rivera says
Can I omit the psyllium for Xanthan gum?
Davinah says
Hi Keishly,
I haven’t tried this, but it could work. Generally, 1/4 tsp of Xanthan gum goes a long way in lots of recipes. Please let me know how it goes if you try it.
Best,
Davinah
Keishly Rivera says
UPDATE:
They turned out great!!! I wish I could add a picture… I made them a bit bigger and cut them in half to make burger sliders out of them. I added bacon and avocado and they were delicious!
Thank you so much for the recipe and advice!
Davinah says
Whoa, Keishly! This sounds amazing. I’m so happy that Xanthan gum worked out great in this. Since more people tend to have that vs. psyllium husk, I’ll have to try it out for myself and start adding it as a substitute for recipes.
Happy you enjoyed these! <3
Samara says
These were great! I’ve made lots of keto garlic bread variations but the texture of these were perfect. I made mine a bit bigger so I didn’t quite 12 🙂
Davinah says
Samara!
I’m so happy that you enjoyed these! They are one of my favorites. You can absolutely split the dough however you want to save time or even make burger buns so no worries if you didn’t get 12. Really appreciate that you took the time to stop back and write a review.
Thanks,
Davinah