Keto French Fries
Keto French Fries Recipe + Video – the BEST low carb vegetable to use to make a low carb french fry! Only 5 net carbs! Whole30, paleo, gluten free, grain free, dairy free, sugar free, vegan, clean eating, real food.
I’ve done it!
I’ve found the perfect Keto French Fry! Only 5 net carbs!
Best Keto French Fry
I’ve tried to make fries out of so many low carb vegetables. I love these zucchini fries! But they feel more like a fun side dish that a french fry copycat.
Out of all the keto vegetables I tried, rutabagas are the winner. They hold their shape, get crispy edges when roasted, and taste really similar to a sweet potato!
Turnips were my second favorite, but they get a little wiggly. They don’t hold that fry shape when you pick them up. But have a flavor more similar to white potato.
Crispy Keto French Fries
I like to bake my french fries in the oven. It’s much easier than the air fryer, plus I can cook a lot more at once.
To get them extra crispy, I love using this sheet pan with its wire rack over it. It allows the air to circulate all around and prevent them from getting soggy.
Rutabaga Fries Dip
What’s a french fry without a dip?
My favorite dips:
- this ketchup (seriously the best whole30 + keto ketchup!)
- whole30 + keto ranch dressing
- whole30 + keto pesto aioli
Watch Keto French Fries Recipe Demo (1:48 minutes)
Keto French Fries
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 40 minutes
- Total Time: 55 minutes
- Yield: 2 1x
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Pin RecipeIngredients
- 2 medium rutabagas, peeled and cut into fry shapes
- 1 tablespoon avocado oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Heat your oven to 425ºF with the oven rack in the middle. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper for easy cleanup. Set in a wire baking rack.
- Toss the rutabaga fries in avocado oil. Lay the fries in an even layer. Season with salt.
- Roast for 40-50 minutes until tender and getting crispy.
- Serve warm with your favorite keto dipping sauce like ketchup or ranch!
Notes
You can make this in your air fryer! At about 380ºF for 20-30 minutes.
I’ve found tons of differing carb counts for rutabagas, but the most consistent was around 5-6 net carbs for a medium rutabaga (about 1 cup worth)
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16 Comments on “Keto French Fries”
Yes indeed!! I have been using these as a sub the last couple of weeks. I just make a batch for me as my husband won’t quite get on board with rutabagas. I just toss them in the air fryer! Awesomeness!
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I am so glad you discovered these fries too Renee! Aren’t they awesome? Hopefully your hubby will come around. They are fantastic in the air fryer!
I’m so happy I found you! You give the best easy, tasty keto – whole30 recipes that I can find!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!
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Oh my goodness, thank you for your very nice comment Meghan! I am so glad you like my Keto/Whole30 recipes. I have so much fun doing this and it makes it all worthwhile when the recipes are well received. Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it.
How do you cut them into such perfect fries? Is there a certain kitchen tool or appliance? Thank you!
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I have a video on the recipe showing how I cut them Linda. Take a look at it. To cut the fries cut the top and bottom off the rutabaga. Then cutting from the top to bottom you cut into about 5 pieces, then cut those pieces into planks. You can also cut the round part off of the rutabaga to make it more square (like you would a potato) and cut those into planks. I WISH there was a tool to cut a perfect fry. Practice makes perfect!
I love French fries and this recipe is just formidable!
Thank you for sharing with us.
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I sure hope you love these fries as much as I do Isabel! I love that you call them formidable! That is a fantastic description!
Delish!
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So glad you like them!
What you are calling rutabagas are what we always grew as turnips.
Hi Donna – I think it is the color that is different between a rutabaga and a turnip.
These are SO GOOD! I put a pan of these in the oven, along with a pan w/ regular potatoes for my picky eaters. While I finish cooking our burgers, I’m snacking on these rhutabega fries – they TASTE LIKE CANDY! The family can have regular ol’ potato fries – I’m keeping these for myself!
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I am so glad you liked it Barbara!
I totally want to try these fries. I had one question, I’m allergic to avocados, so what kind of other oils can you use besides avocado oil? Been trying to eat healthier for my pregnancy and just in general. I’m addicted to potato fries right now… & I know they are very high in carbs so this looks like an amazing alternative that will help me satisfy my pregnancy cravings♡
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Since you are allergic to avocado oil I would probably use extra virgin olive oil or coconut oil,whichever you prefer Aly. I sure hope you like them and they satisfy your cravings! Congratulations on your pregnancy.