Hearts of Palm Pasta
The BEST ready to eat keto noodles
The closest thing to actual traditional noodles is hearts of palm pasta. From the texture, the flavor, and the appearance - you won't miss carby pasta on the keto diet anymore.
1/2 cup noodles
2
Servings
25
Calories
0g
Fat
1g
Protein
2g
Net Carb
4g
Total Carbs
My go-to keto pasta are noodles from hearts of palm. I use them in my baked spaghetti and skillet keto lasagna recipe. I always have this gluten-free low carb pasta in my pantry.
Hearts of palm pasta noodles come in different shapes from spaghetti, angel hair and fettuccine. But they also have sheets of lasagna noodles, white rice and brown rice.
Besides the variety of pasta types, they are easy to prepare. In fact, hearts of palm noodles don’t require much preparation at all. Just open the package, drain and dump into your sauce. On top of that, they are shelf stable and don’t need to be frozen, refrigerated or cooked.
Hearts of palm pasta is the perfect al dente texture and have a neutral flavor, so your spaghetti tastes like spaghetti and your chow mein taste like chow mein. It’s the ideal pasta substitute.
What is hearts of palm pasta?
Hearts of palm come from the center of the cabbage palm tree. They call it hearts of palm because it comes from the heart of these palm trees that grow in Ecuador, Florida and South Carolina.
Hearts of palm has a similar texture to noodles when cut into a noodle shape. They are mostly water and fiber, so hearts of palm pasta is very low in net carbs making them the perfect noodle for the keto diet.
How to make hearts of palm pasta
- Open the package.
- Drain the excess liquid off.
- Add to sauce or casserole
Some hearts of palm noodles, like Palmini Noodles, do require an extra step of rinsing before using but not every brand does.
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Hearts Of Palm Pasta Ingredients
- 9 oz hearts of palm noodles
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, optional
- salt and pepper, optional
Can leftovers of dishes with hearts of palms be frozen; & if so, for how long?
Yes, you can freeze recipes with hearts of palm noodles. They should keep for 1-2 months, maybe 3 if you seal them really well.
I heard that boiling the noodles will give it a softer texture. Have u ever boiled them…if you have how long for?
I actually haven’t tried that. That might be suggested for the Palmini of noodles because they are harder, but the Natural Heavens brand (which is the one I use and recommend) is already soft like cooked spaghetti noodles.