Keto Blueberry Shortcake in a Mug
Toss blueberries in a mug and cover in a gluten-free, low carb shortcake batter. This keto blueberry shortcake in a mug is ready in just five minutes, it takes soft and fluffy, just like a fancy cake from the bakery.
1
Servings
251
Calories
20.1g
Fat
5.1g
Protein
6.8g
Net Carb
13.7g
Total Carbs
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Keto Blueberry Shortcake Ingredients
2 tablespoons almond flour
2 tablespoons coconut flour
2 tablespoons sugar free vanilla syrup
1 tablespoon unsalted butter, melted
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
pinch of salt
2 tablespoons blueberries
Keto Blueberry Shortcake in a Mug Directions
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Make shortcake batter
Mix together almond flour, coconut flour, vanilla syrup, butter, baking powder and salt in a small bowl. Set aside.
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Add blueberries
Spray cooking spray into a large ramekin or microwave safe mug. Add blueberries to the dish.
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Top with shortcake batter
Scoop shortcake mixture to the top of the blueberries. Microwave for 1 minute. Serve with homemade whipped cream or ice cream.
I really loved how fluffy and flavorful this mug shortcake turned out with the sugar free vanilla syrup and juicy blueberries. Do you have a cookbook available with more quick keto dessert mug recipes like this one?
Hi James, I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed the mug shortcake with the sugar-free vanilla syrup and blueberries—sounds like you nailed it! 😊 And yes, I do have a cookbook coming out that’s packed with quick, keto-friendly, high-protein desserts and more. It’s available for pre-order now: https://www.amazon.com/Protein-Packed-Low-Carb-High-Protein-Longevity/dp/1628605642. The focus is on protein-packed, low-carb recipes that support longevity, and I think you’ll find lots of new favorites in there. Thanks so much for your support!
Can you substitute the coconut flour with something less absorbent to improve the texture?
You could use all almond flour instead, but you will definitely need to add more. I would say about 1/2 -2/3 cup more almond flour. Another option is to use oat fiber in place of the coconut flour. I’ve been using it to give my keto baked goods a better texture. Try using 2 tablespoons of oat fiber. Let me know how that works.
Made this recipe using greek yogurt instead of vanilla syrup. Delicious! Added a few teaspoons of sweetener too.
I liked this idea for a quick keto dessert. I added a bit of almond milk to the batter to moisten it up since the coconut flour was making it kinda dry. The taste was sweet and satisfying though!
Is this recipe complete? It doesn’t list any liquids. Usually at least an egg or two is needed to make the cake. Also, is it 2 tablespoons of coconut flour or teaspoons? Usually much less coconut flour is needed, which is why I asked.
This is a recipe I developed for ChocZero. I did accidently put in monkfruit sweetener instead of the ChocZero vanilla syrup as the sweetener but I have changed that to make up for more liquid. You can watch this video to see that it has plenty of liquid. https://youtu.be/lkrVU_thXOY
Terrible.
You state “not to overmix the batter,” yet there is only one tablespoon of melted butter to bind four tablespoons of flour — two of those tablespoons are super absorbent coconut flour!!!
Without any fat binder, this is nothing but a dry, crumbled mess.
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I have updated this recipe. The original one I developed for ChocZero uses their vanilla syrup. I replace the sweetener for the syrup. https://youtu.be/lkrVU_thXOY It should work perfectly if you use the syrup.