Ingredients

Nutritional value format as such (kcal, lipids, net carbs, proteins per 100g) –> (same but per quantity needed)

Cordon Bleu:

  • Turkey escalope 300g | 10.6 oz (110 2 0 24)(330 6 0 72)
  • Chorizo 20g | 0.7 oz (455 40 2 21)(91 8 0.4 4.2)
  • Hard cheese 30g | 1 oz (347 27 0.5 26)(104.1 8.1 0.15 7.8)
  • Heavy cream (30%) 7.5g | 0.26 oz (291 30 2.9 2.4)(21.8 2.3 0.22 0.18)

Keto Coating:

  • Almond flour 9g | 0.3 oz (600 54 9 22)(54 4.9 0.81 2)
  • Lupin flour 1.5g | 0.05 oz (370 12 12 40)(5.5 0.18 0.18 0.6)
  • Grated Parmesan 6g | 0.21 oz (431 29 3 38)(25.9 1.7 0.18 2.3)
  • Ground flaxseeds 13.5g | 0.48 oz (534 42 2 18)(72.1 5.7 0.27 2.4)

Breading & Frying:

  • Egg 25g | 0.88 oz (143 10 1 13)(35.8 2.5 0.25 3.25)
  • Olive oil 5g | 0.18 oz (884 100 0 0)(44.2 5 0 0)

Nutritional Values (per serving, including coating)

  • Calories: 830 kcal
  • Fats: 44.2 g
  • Net Carbs: 2.3 g
  • Protein: 94.2 g


Instructions:

  1. Flatten the turkey escalope using a meat mallet or rolling pin. Season lightly with salt and pepper.
  2. Fill the escalope with chorizo, cheese, and a small amount of heavy cream to enhance creaminess.
  3. Fold the escalope in half and press edges to seal. Optionally, secure with toothpicks.
  4. Prepare the coating: In a bowl, mix almond flour, lupin flour, Parmesan, and ground flaxseeds.
  5. Bread the cordon bleu:
    • Dip in beaten egg.
    • Coat evenly with the keto flour mixture.
    • Lightly brush with olive oil for a crispier finish.
  6. Air fry at 180°C (356°F) for 12-15 minutes, flipping halfway.
  7. For extra crispiness, increase temperature to 200°C (392°F) for 2 minutes at the end.
  8. Let rest for 2 minutes before serving.

I ate that with lots of creamy brocoli and a fistful of nuts.

by whtevvve

5 Comments

  1. Sorry for the weird measurements in oz, you guessed it I used grams for my preparation.

    It could use more cheese and chorizo (or other charcuteries) in the filling, it was just a tiny bit dry. It could be doubled. Also maybe some sesame seeds for the coating to give it more crunch and texture. Otherwise a very satisfying meal.

  2. george_graves

    I would think that this would be a good time to use pork rinds for the “breading” – no? Or am I wrong?

  3. Sundial1k

    Thanks, looks good. I’ve never had chorizo in Cordon Bleu; it’s usually ham, and it may have been dry because it usually has a creamy sauce over it…

    I think you can still edit the measurements….

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