Hi! I wanted to try something new today. Unfortunately I only had 1 medium chicken breast, so it is a LOT of sauce to meat, but you can surely just add two chicken breasts or swap for tenderloin!
You can probably do it all in one pan, I just didn't plan ahead, and you can absolutely save on some calories or carbs, I was just going with the flow
Splitting in 4, the sauce is about 7,7g of net carbs per serving.
Ingredients: - 1-2 halfed chicken breasts - 250g of quartered cherry tomatos - 400g of Champignon mushrooms - 1 big red onion - 3 cloves of garlic - 100g bacon cubes - 200g heavy whipping cream - 75g creme fraiche - 3 slices gouda cheese - 5g paprika powder - 5g garlic powder - some parsley ~ 20g of beef tallow
Instructions: Dice onion and garlic and about 2/3 of mushrooms. Slice the rest of mushrooms thinly and mince parsley.
Heat up onion and garlic a few minutes until softened, then add bacon cubes and fry a little longer at high heat.
In a separate pan brown chicken breasts.
Turn down heat, add cherry tomatos and diced mushroom, heat through, then turn up heat again and add HWC and creme fraiche. Bring to a boil and let simmer a bit.
Transfer chicken breasts into sauce pan and fry the sliced mushrooms lightly in the empty pan.
Spoon sauce over chicken breasts and keep simmering, add soke parsley, then put fried mushroom slices over sauce pan.

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Sounds good, might try this!
Thanks :)
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I wanted to buy kale to make kale noodles but I forgot!! Defenietly gonne try that next time, thanks!
Well this looks freaking delicious.
This looks really good!! ðŸ˜
When do you use the Gouda?
Ahh damn, forgot, I sliced it and put it in after simmering for a bit along with the spices.
Perfect! Thank you 😊
This looks delicious, but how do y’all all spare the calories to eat this?
Thanks for the recipe! I'm definitely going to try this. Sounds like you are the type of cook who reads several recipes and then just does your own thing.
I'll probably remove the onion mix, leaving the oil, and brown the chicken in the same pan. (I only have one lol.) US, so creme fraiche isn't common here; I'll use sour cream. I've begun using cream cheese and almond flour to thicker sauces.
But, yea, I'll be leaving this tab open and maybe next weekend I'll try it. Thanks, again.
Thank you!! I hope you'll enjoy your version :)
Looks delicious
Oh this looks real good
Looks so good!
Made this on the fly with 1 chicken breast, so it’s extra saucy
Creamy bacon-mushroom sauce with tomatoes, garlic, and gouda low-carb friendly too (~7.7g net carbs per serving for the sauce).
Would be perfect with 2 breasts or tenderloins, but honestly… no regrets on the sauce-to-chicken ratio.
This looks soooo good
As long as you DIDN'T use Campbell soup, this looks good!
Juicy pan seared chicken breasts simmered in a rich garlic mushroom cream sauce. Cozy, quick, and perfect over rice, pasta, or mashed potatoes. Weeknight comfort food that tastes restaurant-level without the effort.
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Part of cooking gets messy. There's nothing 'yuck' about it.