These 10+ Low-Carb Breakfast Recipes for a Beautiful Mother’s Day Brunch are easy to make, crowd-pleasing dishes that are perfect for a beautiful keto-friendly brunch or breakfast for any meal.
Brunch and Mother’s Day seem to go hand-in-hand; with Mother’s Day right around the corner, I wanted to share some brunch inspiration! I remember as a kid, my sister and I would wake up early on Mother’s Day and head to the kitchen to make mom breakfast in bed. My sister would scramble up eggs and I’d make French toast and although we weren’t the best cooks, mom would eat every single bite oohing and aahing.
If you (or mom) are keeping things low-carb, a delicious brunch is still easy to whip up! And it doesn’t just have to be eggs (although eggs are a classic favorite). Below I share lots of ideas (there really is something for everyone), everything from a decadent-tasting pudding, to spiced zucchini bread, to a fruity drink (just click on the recipe title to go to the recipe).
I’m a firm believer that breakfast is perfect for any meal!
Low-Carb Keto Quiche Lorraine
This beautiful dish is easier to make than you might think, keto crust included! It’s rich and savory with bacon, Gruyère cheese, and sautéed onion. Paired with a big green salad dressed with oil and vinegar, this is a satisfying meal.
Low-Carb Fat Head Carrot Cake Sticky Buns
I based the dough on the fabulous fat head method (using melted mozzarella), but the filling is where the real magic happens here. Carrot, nuts, coconut, and warm spices blend together for a cross between carrot cake and sticky buns.
Low-Carb Sumac-Spiced Baked Eggs with Kale
Garlicky kale with a hint of spicy heat and a pleasant slightly lemony tang from sumac serves as the base for baked eggs. Use double the amount of full-fat coconut milk (or substitute heavy cream) and add a sprinkle of cheese if you want. To keep it low-carb, serve it along with a low-carb or keto-friendly bread.
Low-Carb Keto Zucchini Walnut Spice Bread
A while ago I developed this recipe for my other site, The Keto Queens, and I was pretty thrilled at the result! Keto bread can be a tricky balancing act (and let’s be real, overly eggy bread is never a good thing), but this recipe nails it, both with perfect texture and flavor.
Low-Carb Leftover Pot Roast Hash with Chimichurri-Inspired Sauce
This is basically a kicked up version of steak and eggs for breakfast! In addition to a glorious runny yolk (sunny-side-up, over-easy, or poached work well), the secret is in that oniony/garlicky/tangy sauce. No worries if you don’t have leftover pot roast on hand, any kind of leftover meat will work, or you could even grill up a steak or brown up some ground meat. Just don’t skip the sauce!
Low-Carb Blackberry Syrup, Mint, and Lime Spritzers
Brunch deserves a beautiful drink! It’s quick and easy to make your own blackberry syrup, and that way you get to control exactly what goes into it. The sweet/tart flavor of blackberry paired with lime is refreshing and perfect for cooling down with.
Low-Carb Cheesy Mushroom Baked Eggs
Nothing beats eggs baked in a creamy, cheesy mushroom mixture! This recipe serves two (along with a green salad and a slice of low-carb toast), but can easily be adjusted up to feed a crowd.
Low-Carb Overnight Black Forest Mocha Chia Seed Pudding
Flavored like Black Forest Cake, but with rich, creamy pudding texture, this treat is sure to be a hit! You can’t go wrong when something is healthy enough for breakfast but tastes decadent enough for dessert.
My Favorite “Noatmeal” (aka Low-Carb Oat-Free Porridge)
If you miss the hearty, comfort factor of sitting down to a hot bowl of oats in the morning because you’re living a low-carb lifestyle, this is the recipe for you. This recipe yields one serving, so it’s easy to adjust up to feed any number of people. If you’re serving it as part of brunch, be sure to include a toppings bar with things like fresh berries, coconut, chia seeds, nuts, etc. so people can add their favorites.
Roasted Vegetable Crustless Quiche with Basil and Pine Nuts
Completely full of vegetables, this quiche is a very nourishing way to start your day! The vegetables are pre-roasted before being baked into the quiche, so they add great depth of flavor. Basil brightens everything up, and pine nuts add nutty crunch. The carbs in this dish come from vegetables, but to lower the carbs even more, I like to use just half of a red bell pepper and half of an onion. These days I’ll also usually swap out the almond milk for heavy cream, but either works fine.
Other Low-Carb/Keto Brunch Ideas:
- Lemon Poppyseed Muffins from Keto Adapted
- Sausage Gravy and Biscuit Bake from Ruled Me
- Cream Cheese Pancakes from I Breathe I’m Hungry
- Eggs Benedict a la Oopsie from Tasteaholics
- Cinnamon Sticks from Divalicious Recipes
I’m Faith Gorsky, the writer, cook, and photographer behind An Edible Mosaic. My goal is to inspire you to get in the kitchen and try something new! Feel free to 
Now that’s good looking oatmeal.
Lewis, Thank you so much!
That oatmeal looks delicious.