15+ Best Low-Carb, Keto Beef Recipes

Lettuce wraps are very popular in Thai cooking and among keto eaters as well! That’s why we’re starting with these thai beef lettuce wraps. All you need to make them is romaine lettuce (or cabbage), good quality minced beef, oil, stocks, seasoning, and herbs. This is one of those keto ground beef recipes that’s perfect for meal prep for your breakfasts, lunches, or dinners.

These beef tacos with parmesan shells go to show that you can make anything low-carb. Parmesan shells are crispy and incredibly tasty. Plus, they pair perfectly with sirloin steak, like in this recipe. Since this takes only about half an hour to make, it’s great for weeknights. Feel free to add extra ingredients like guac, Cheddar cheese, sour cream, or other taco ingredients you love.

Instead of starchy binders like potatoes or flour, keto-friendly casseroles call for lots of cheese. You’ll see that’s the case with this delicious ground beef casserole. The extra cheese on top makes this dish satisfying and delicious. The frozen and thawed green beans go well with beef stock and the ground beef, but you could use other low-carb veggies if you want to give this dish more body.

Every keto eater should stock up on deli roast beef. It’s such a quick lunchtime snack and it’s the star of this deli roast beef and cheese platter. Serve this up to your guests on game night, make it as an entree meal for parties, or enjoy this for lunch if you’re not in the mood to cook. This is wonderful served with a bit of keto-friendly bread, like cloud bread or almond flour bagels.

A one-pan meal that’s ready in 30 minutes — perfect for those lazy weeknights and busy weekends. And if you love tex-mex style meals, this’ll become your favorite. We’ve used taco seasoning (always a winner with beef) and a cheese blend. But what’s really great is that this 4-serving beef cabbage skillet calls for half a head of cabbage so you can sneak in more veggies into your keto diet.

This is a Russian classic that’s become popular across the globe. And it’s no wonder — beef stroganoff packs umami-bursting ingredients like onions, mushrooms, beef stock, Worcestershire sauce, and sometimes tomato paste. But this keto-friendly beef stroganoff also includes a bit of balsamic vinegar and thinly sliced beef brisket for the best flavor. Serve it on top of keto pasta, zoodles, or mashed cauliflower.

Yes, you can make beef jerky at home. And when you’re on a keto diet, it’s better to make your own since many store-bought versions contain sugar. Plus, homemade is much tastier and can be cheaper if you usually eat a lot of jerky. This keto beef jerky recipe explains how you can make the tastiest sugar-free jerky with different tools and methods.

Better than take-out, this keto beef and broccoli stir fry is so easy and quick to make. In just 30 minutes, you’ll have yourself a satisfying dinner that goes well over riced cauliflower. To help create a thick sauce that this meal is known for, we’ve used arrowroot starch, which is low in carbs. However, you could also use xanthan gum if you want to lower the carbs even further.

Regular Mongolian beef is pretty high in carbs thanks to the brown sugar used to thicken and caramelize the sauce. But this low-carb mongolian beef has only 2.3g net carbs in a serving. Flank steak is used like in the original, which is a lean but versatile cut of beef. Make sure not to overcook it, though, or you’ll end up with tough bits that ruin this lovely dish. Also, serve this overs cauli rice or keto ramen.

Love corned beef hash? Here’s a low-carb version of this popular comfort food. You’ve probably noticed that cauliflower replaces potatoes in many keto recipes, this corned beef and cauliflower hash being one example. This is great as a breakfast side dish with sunny-side-up eggs or on its own with a slice or two of keto bread.

While not made with regular ramen noodles, this spicy beef ramen recipe is a pretty good imitation. We’ve used miracle noodles (angel hair), also known as konjac noodles. As the name suggests, they’re made with the konjac plant. They’re very low in carbs and their taste is very mild which lets the spicy beef taste in this recipe stand out more.

Here’s a fragrant and hearty dish that’s perfectly spicy to top it off. You’ll need beef chuck, curry powder, coconut milk (the full-fat kind), and chili sauce among other things. Depending on how spicy you like your curries, adjust the chili sauce and ginger amount. This keto spicy beef curry wonderfully with cauliflower rice and a couple of parsley leaves.

Chili, aka chili con carne, is usually made with beans and served with tortilla chips. This low carb and easy keto chili version, on the other hand, is made without those carby additions and still tastes good. To make it, you’ll spend just 10 minutes or so preparing it and let your stovetop do the rest. The longer it simmers, the better it’ll taste, so do be patient with this one.

Forget about tortillas and make these sirloin steak fajita rolls! Juicy bell peppers, caramelized onions, and tender sirloin steak all drenched in a flavorful sauce. These are baked to make them healthy and incredibly tender. You can even make them ahead if you need an on-the-go lunch options.

Make things different this Taco Tuesday with keto taco soup. It’s flavorful, it has your favorite taco ingredients, and it’s easy to make. Just brown the ground beef, then transfer to a slow cooker, and you’ll have a comforting soup in 2 hours or less. That’s perfect for when you’re too beat to cook or are looking for new recipes for your slow cooker. Of course, this can also be made over a stovetop.

Here’s another keto ground beef recipe. This keto cabbage soup combines hearty beef with fragrant cabbage for a satisfying but healthy dinner or entree option. It’s rich in protein, fiber, and loads of vitamins and minerals while having less than 4g net carbs in a serving. This can be made ahead and kept in the fridge for up to 3 days.

Another Taco Tuesday option is this keto taco salad. You’ll need crispy romaine lettuce, browned ground beef, avocados, tomatoes, and other salad ingredients topped with a lovely vinaigrette. Make this with quality ground beef, preferably lean, or even turkey if that’s what you prefer. It’s wonderful on its own, but you can also use it in Parm shells.

When it comes to keto recipes with ground beef for Halloween, these mummy meatballs are a fun and tasty treat. But we see no reason not to make them for other occasions — like birthday parties, game nights, and long-awaited weekends. They’re also a great option if you have leftover ground beef and fathead dough — which many keto dieters have.