Keto Jalapeno Poppers Recipe

I’ve been making these Keto Jalapeno Poppers for a few years now for my gluten-free Hubs. It’s one of the first recipes I made in my Philips Airfryer and it’s stood the test of time. Not only are these Air Fryer jalapeno poppers are keto, low-carb, and gluten-free, you can three simple ingredients to have them on the table in minutes.

Shortly after my air fryer arrived, I was introduced to JD’s Salsa in Seconds. It’s designed to add to a can of diced tomatoes to create…salsa in seconds. While I’ve used it for that a couple of times, what I really like it for is this keto Jalapeno Popper recipe and adding to taco soup. They aren’t paying me to plug them, but JD’s is what I use for this recipe to make it so quick and easy so I’m going to mention it.

You can buy Salsa in Seconds directly from their site for $24.99 + shipping or from Amazon for $29.99 shipped. This container has lasted me years so it’s well worth it in my opinion.

JD’s Salsa in Seconds

If you don’t want to use a scoop of Salsa in Seconds, you’ll need to create your own blend of the following dried ingredients to taste:

• Onion
• Cilantro
• Garlic
• Crushed Red Pepper
• Chili Powder

 

 

 

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Keto Jalapeno Poppers Recipe

Add 1 scoop JD’s Salsa in Seconds plus salt to taste (I love pink Himalayan salt for the strong flavor. A little goes a long way!) to 4 ounces of plain goat cheese. I buy my goat cheese from Aldi.

Deseed 5 medium jalapeno peppers and slice in half. Spoon goat cheese mixture into each one.

Place in Air Fryer and cook at 350 for 5-8 minutes or until cheese is browned and peppers are soft.

I like my Air Fryer keto jalapeno poppers to be soft, almost like a chile relleno. Hubs prefers them a little crisper so I usually divide into two batches and cook mine for 8 minutes and his for 5.

Keto Jalapeno Poppers

Check out these low carb vegetable recipes for more ways to incorporate a little “green” into your keto diet.