Keto Key Lime Pie Tartelettes

Looking for an easy low-carb Springtime dessert? These scrumptious Keto Key Lime Pie Tartelettes are the answer! This no fuss recipe will have you in citrus heaven before you know it!

Stacked Keto Key Lime Mini Tarts

Low-Carb Key Lime Tarts

I have a fantastic memory of my folks enjoying a slice of key lime pie while playing gin rummy on a summer evening–this was many, many years ago, back when we used to live in Virginia Beach–I must have been about 6 years old. I actually remember being skeptical of the pie, I hadn’t up to that point tried any kind of creamy, citrusy pie and I had my doubts. But wow, did my tastebuds ever go nuts when they gave me that first bite!

Keto Key Lime Tarts on cooling rack

And what a truly beautiful flavor–tart yet delicate, creamy with the buttery sweet graham crust, YUM! We already have a delicious SCD Key Lime Pie recipe, and I really wanted to make a special version for the Keto Diet as well, and here we are!

Stacked Keto Key Lime Tarts

The Breakdown

•This recipe really is no fuss, I just love using a cupcake tin and liners for these tarts–there’s no mess or hassle. Plus you can freeze the batch and take out a single serving each night for that special little treat. They also look so lovely on a tray to serve your favorite guests.

•If you don’t have limes on hand, lemons work just as well and you can certainly use both together!

•As these set up quickly in the freezer, they can be made the day of.

•If you love these tarts, you might also enjoy our Keto Lemon Lavender Cupcakes!

Key Lime Mini Tarts above photo

Enjoy The Recipe, Happy Tart Making!😊

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Key Lime Tarts with whipped cream

Keto Key Lime Pie Tartelettes


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  • Author: Lila Ruth
  • Yield: 12 tartelettes 1x

Description

*3.8 net carbs per tart

*Swerve has 0 net carbs


Ingredients

Scale

Graham Crust

Key Lime Filling

  • 2 1/4 teaspoons gelatin
  • 1/2 cup Swerve Confectioner Sugar Replacement
  • 2 cups full fat coconut cream we love Nature’s Greatest version (full fat coconut milk will also work)
  • 1/2 cup key lime juice (regular lime or lemon juice is fine)
  • 3 egg yolks (yolks only)
  • *lime zest to sprinkle over finished tart (optional)

COCONUT WHIPPED TOPPING: (Traditional whipped cream is fine if not dairy-free)

  • The solid cream from two cans of chilled coconut milk (view instructions for details)
  • 1/8 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/4 teaspoon gelatin
  • a tiny pinch of Stevia or Swerve

Instructions

  1.   Then cut the butter into the flour Add coconut milk, vanilla extract and work the liquid into the flour until dough forms. It will feel a touch dry at first, just keep working the butter and liquid in until it comes together. Form dough into a ball.
  2. Line your muffin tin with cupcake liners. Place a large pinch of dough into each liner and push down so you have an even flat surface. If you have any left over dough it can be baked as a cookie and crumbled over top of the tarts after the cookie cools and sets up completely.
  3. Place your cupcake tin into the preheated oven and bake for 18-20 minutes. Remove from oven and set on a heat-safe surface. The crust will have risen a bit and will still be soft to the touch while it’s warm. Use the bottom of a small glass to press each one down–this will flatten out the crusts a bit . Then you’ll want to let them cool completely. We set them in the freezer for about 20 minutes– this allows the crusts to quickly firm up. (If you don’t have a small glass to press down the crusts, just wait until they’ve cooled a little, and then use your fingers to flatten them).
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  5.      After you’ve filled the tarts, carefully   
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  7. *Tip: You can use a knife to carefully help lift the liners out of the cupcake tin.

 

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6 Comments

    1. Aww thank you so much my friend, it was a great introduction to the pie, I love how certain memories are just etched into memory. 😀

    1. Thank you dear Noelle, you’re so kind!! 😀 I agree, I love citrus in the Springtime, such a cheerful and bright flavor!

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