Keto Zucchini Bread - Gluten Free

This keto zucchini bread is flavorful, moist, simple to make, and gluten free. It’s a fantastic quick bread recipe that everyone will enjoy.

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• ✨ Inspiration
• 📋 Ingredients
• 📔 Notes
• 🥫 Storage
• 📚 Related recipes
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When summer comes and the zucchini are everywhere, the search for healthy, low carb recipes to use them can be a challenge! But with this low carb, gluten free zucchini bread recipe on hand, you’ll be wishing you had even more!

While zucchini noodle recipes abound and zucchini chips are popular (especially dipped in keto cheese sauce), there really is no substitute for the classically nostalgic taste of zucchini bread.

However, if you’ve tried other gluten free recipes, you know they all seem to be missing...something. Either they don’t taste quite right, they don’t cook all the way through, or they’re too dry. And really, none of those are what you’re looking for when you go to the trouble to bake a treat.

✨ Inspiration

My popular basic quick bread recipe makes a great gluten free foundation for many recipes. It tastes great, cooks well, and has just the right amount of moisture. This sugar free loaf of zucchini bread has a great texture just like my yellow squash cake.

I’ve also had great success making other low carb sweet breads using the basic recipe. Check out low carb banana bread, key lime coconut bread, and cinnamon swirl bread, too.

After you make this sugar free zucchini bread, you’ll want to enjoy all kinds of easy keto quick breads. After all, they are simple and delicious! You can even make a yellow squash bread by simply swapping the summer squash.

All these recipes are delicious, low carb, and gluten-free! And now there’s a totally low carb, yummy, sugar free zucchini bread to add to the list.

If you have mini loaf pans, you can make these keto loaves up as gifts. They are great for holiday party favors, hostess gifts,  gifts for friends and neighbors, and to pull out when company comes. Everyone will be thanking you for your gluten free baking skill!

📋 Ingredients

So what do you need to make this keto zucchini bread? Well, it uses a combination of low carb flours, eggs, spices, a mix of fats, and a few other essentials. 

Now don’t let the long ingredient list scare you away! It really is a simple recipe that you’ll make over and over again. In fact, you might want to go ahead and make two loaves right now; it’s that yummy!

Dry Ingredients:

• Almond flour
• Coconut flour 
• Salt
• Baking powder
• Xanthan gum
• Baking soda
• Ground cinnamon
• Chopped walnuts
• Low carb sugar substitute (or other low carb sweetener)

Wet Ingredients:

• Eggs
• Butter
• Coconut oil liquified (omit for less oily bread)
• Vanilla extract
• Grated zucchini

📔 Notes

Coconut vs almond flour

While many of the keto recipes out there are for either coconut or almond flour zucchini bread, this one uses a blend of both. The combination of almond and coconut flours creates the authentic texture and level of moistness in your final loaf that you want. 

It can be hard to find the right blend and ratio to replace standard white whole wheat flour when you’re baking. But you’ll soon see this awesome flour blend does the trick. Just because it’s grain free, doesn’t mean it has to taste like it!

Upping The Fat

You’ll also notice that both butter and coconut oil are used in this recipe. If you prefer, you could leave out the coconut oil for a slightly less oily bread.

However, leaving it in gives you the classic texture you grew up with, so try it first and then tweak it to taste. Really, zucchini bread is best when it’s super moist, don’t you agree?

Shredding Zucchini

If you’ve never shredded zucchini, this video will help. It’s not hard at all; you can even make it up ahead of time and freeze it for future use. In fact, I suggest doing that so you can enjoy fresh, hot keto zucchini bread all year long.

🥫 Storage

Because you’re using all fresh ingredients and no preservatives here, you will want to make sure to store your low carb bread properly.

It will keep on the counter wrapped securely with plastic wrap or in an airtight container for a day or two. However, you’re better off keeping it stored in the fridge in a well sealed container. It’s important that it be air tight so your bread doesn’t get soggy with condensation.

You could also wrap it in plastic wrap and put your loaves into freezer bags. This is a great option if you wanted to batch cook your gluten free, low carb zucchini bread. Then simply thaw it in the fridge for a day or two if you wanted.

This method of baking ahead and freezing is particularly helpful for the holidays, unexpected company, or other special occasions. Making up treats ahead of time is also a great way to make sure you stay keto during the busy seasons.

📚 Related recipes

If you have an excessive amount of squash on hand that you want to use up this summer instead of freezing it for future use, there are many other recipes you can bake. Check out these amazingly delish frosted zucchini brownies, low-carb carrot cake, chocolate zucchini muffins, and decadent low-carb German chocolate cake.

Zucchini is a fabulous keto vegetable because you can do so many things with it. Its water content yields moist baked goods and its mellow flavor lends it to all kinds of casseroles and recipes. What’s your favorite low carb zucchini recipe?

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