Keto Cranberry Cobbler

If you’re looking for a low-carb holiday brunch or dessert, look no further than this keto cranberry cobbler. Made with fresh or frozen cranberries, it will surely be a hit with family and friends!

The tanginess of the bright cranberries with the sweetness of the almond flour cobbler topping will be the showstopper of your holiday table.

Cobblers have always been a favorite in our family, and that’s the main reason I created several keto cobbler recipes. I wanted a recipe that won’t cause a sugar spike.

I have quite a number of keto cranberry recipes, and I don’t see this trend stopping any time soon. Frankly, I can’t seem to get enough of these tart berries.

Keto Cranberry Cobbler

It’s hard to resist the temptation of food around the holidays. I don’t know if it has something to do with weather changes or if we associate memories with certain types and flavors during this time period.

You know where thoughts turn nostalgic, and we crave the foods we grew up with.

But cheating on keto means a blood sugar spike that leads us back to craving even more sugary carbs. That’s why creating holiday keto recipes is so important to me.

I never want people to fail with their keto goals because they don’t have delicious keto options.

I am happy to share a wonderful recipe for a keto-friendly dessert that would make a beautiful addition this holiday season.

This festive low-carb dessert has only 4.1 net carbs, compared to the original recipe, which can have upwards of 40 net carbs!

You can assemble everything the night before and bake it the next day. It’s a great way to plan your holiday treats.

I love how this keto cranberry cobbler is a perfect way to enjoy cranberries while in season. However, you can certainly also use frozen cranberries and enjoy them any time of year.

Are Cranberries Keto-Friendly?

If you’re wondering if cranberries are keto-friendly, I’m happy to report they are.

These tart berries have low carbs and a high fiber content per serving size, making them perfect for anyone on a low-carb diet.

One cup only has 12 grams, with 5 grams coming from their natural fibers. Isn’t that just fantastic news?

But eating cranberries raw isn’t a thing because they’re pretty sour on their own, so they will always need a sweetener for us to enjoy them fully.

Thankfully, a sugar-free substitute, monk fruit, works equally well at masking those tart flavors, leaving nothing but deliciousness in return.

In addition to their low-carb, high-fiber properties, cranberries have a reputation for being a superfood since they are packed with antioxidants and are high in vitamins C, A, and K.

They also contain proanthocyanidins (PACs) a powerhouse antioxidant that may help prevent diseases.

Ingredients Needed To Make A Keto-Friendly Cranberry Cobbler

Cranberry Filling:

• Fresh cranberries or frozen cranberries
• Water
• Granulated sugar substitute
• Orange extract
• Orange zest

Cobbler Topping:

• Finely milled almond flour
• Granulated sugar substitute
• Eggs, room temperature
• Full-fat sour cream
• Unsalted butter, room temperature
• Baking powder
• Vanilla extract or orange extract
• Sea salt

How To Make Keto Cranberry Cobbler

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To make this low-carb cranberry cobbler, you’ll start by making the cranberry mixture. In essence, it’s a keto cranberry sauce.

You’ll combine the cranberries, water, sugar substitute, orange extract, and orange zest and cook on the stovetop in a small saucepan over medium heat until the cranberries pop and the sauce thickens.

This should take around 10–15 minutes.

Alternatively, you can also just make a batch of our keto cranberry sauce as the filling. Or make double that recipe and save half for the cobbler! Yumms.

Then, you’ll make the tender, sugar-free almond flour batter that will serve as the topping.

In a mixing bowl, combine the almond flour, baking powder, orange zest, and salt, setting it aside while you whisk the sugar substitute, softened butter, and sour cream in a separate bowl.

Once combined, stir in the eggs and vanilla or orange extract and blend until fully incorporated.

Next, you’ll add the wet batter to the dry ingredients and combine well.

Once both the filling and topping are ready, it’s time to assemble the cobbler and bake.

I used a well-buttered 7×11 inch baking dish and added the filling to the bottom of the dish.

Then, I topped the cranberry filling with the cobbler topping by adding spoonfuls over the surface. Now it’s ready to bake in a preheated 350-degree oven.

Bake the cobbler for 25–35 minutes or until the topping is golden brown and the filling is bubbling.

Leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to five days or frozen for up to three weeks.

Sugar-Substitute Options

You have a few choices regarding which sweeteners you can use in this sugar-free cranberry cobbler.

My go-to sweetener is Lakanto Monk Fruit because the texture is what comes close to sugar and because there is barely any aftertaste. It’s a monk fruit and erythritol blend, and it’s become my favorite. 

Lakanto Monk Fruit gets its sweetness from antioxidants called mogrosides, instead of fructose or sucrose.

That’s why it’s a great all-natural sugar substitute with zero calories and zero glycemic index impact.

I’m also partial to  Swerve an erythritol blend. Unlike other natural sweeteners like stevia, it has no bitter aftertaste and measures just like sugar.

It’s also a natural sweetener that browns and caramelizes just like sugar.

Swerve is made from ingredients found in select fruits and starchy root vegetable and contains no artificial ingredients, preservatives, or flavors.

Swerve, unlike other sugar alcohols, has a 0% impact on blood sugar.

If using stevia, I recommend a stevia-erythritol blend. The only one I like is the brand Pyure.

When using Pyure, you need to use just half the amount the recipe calls for. This is because it’s a much sweeter option.

Lastly, if you cannot easily source a more natural sugar substitute, you can also use Splenda with great success.

How To Serve Your Keto Cranberry Cobbler

You have several options for serving your cobbler. I like it warm, but it can also be served at room temperature or cold.

If served warm, it goes beautifully with a scoop of keto-friendly vanilla ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream.

However, it is fantastic and can be enjoyed without any toppings. The choice is totally yours.

Needing A Nut-Free Option?

If you need a nut-free option, you can substitute the almond flour for sunflower seed flour since it measures 1:1 like almond flour.

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If you are a fan of cobblers, I recommend you also give these keto-friendly cobblers a try:

• Keto “apple” cranberry cobbler
• Keto “apple” cobbler
• Keto strawberry rhubarb cobbler

I invite you to visit my Keto Baking Tips to ensure you are setting yourself up to succeed every time you bake with ketogenic ingredients.

Also, check out our Amazon Store for our recommendations. You might be surprised by how many great keto options are at your disposal.

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