Low carb keto gravy is the perfect sauce for gluten-free diet followers too. Enjoy this sauce over sausage, turkey or mashed cauliflower.  This easy full-flavor recipe is made with homemade stock, cream, butter and a thickener of your choice!

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Keto Gravy Sauce

This gravy sauce is simple to make and a delicious way to enjoy some comfort food keto-style!

I experimented with a gravy sauce after Thanksgiving just in time to lather over our leftover turkey slices.  

Delicious enough to eat by the spoonful, but save it for those days when you are craving comfort food!

How To Make Keto Gravy

You make keto gravy very similar to traditional gravy sauce, except we will thicken our sauce by blending the onions and adding a gluten free thickener.

For this recipe we use 1/2 cup of chopped onion, which has 7 carbs.  If you are super-duper strict keto, then reduce the onion to 1/4 cup or leave them out.

The flavor from the onions are worth the carbs in my opinion, and you won’t be eating the whole amount in the gravy boat at one serving.  

At least I don’t recommend that!

Steps To Make Gravy

1. Sauté onion in butter until soft and fragrant
2. Add broth or stock, then heavy cream
3. Mix in cream cheese
4. Blend ingredients
5. Place ingredients back in skillet
6. Season with salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce
7. Add thickener (Psyllium Husk – my preference)
8. Top with additional butter (optional) and any additional fresh herbs

Clean up was a breeze with this ceramic nonstick Faberware skillet!

How To Thicken Keto Gravy

Obviously, the easiest way to thicken traditional gravy is to make a roux with flour, but that’s not the keto way.  

Don’t fret though because I have a delicious alternative to flour, cornstarch or arrowroot with zero carbs and all the thickness you want.

First, you should know that when you make a gravy it can be thickened naturally by simmering the ingredients to evaporate the water in the stock.

It does work, but we tend to get impatient, which is why whisking in flour gives us instant satisfaction since it thickens almost immediately.

Here are some options to thicken the gravy without using flour, cornstarch or arrowroot.

• Full fat Cream Cheese
• Yogurt or Sour Cream
• Guar gum or Xanthan Gum
• Psyllium Husk Powder

I tried them all and ended up with a combination of 1 tablespoon of cream cheese and 1 teaspoon of psyllium husk powder, which I think gave me the best tasting gravy with the thickness I was looking for.

Add your choice after simmering the ingredients. Start with a tablespoon of yogurt or sour cream, and add more a tablespoon at a time to get to the consistency you prefer.

If using guar gum or xanthan gum you will need 1 teaspoon of the guar gum and about 1/2 teaspoon for the xanthan gum.  

Just like flour, each will thicken quickly, so start with less and increase the amount as it bulks up.

Note that 1 tablespoon of cornstarch (a great thickener) contains 7 grams of carbs. If you have some wiggle room, this amount may fit into your macronutrients.

Keto Gravy Recipe – FAQ’s