
My keto-friendly version of the famous Baked Feta Pasta has become such a hit in my kitchen. I've swapped traditional pasta for hearts of palm noodles and kept all those amazing flavors from the viral recipe. It's so creamy and satisfying you won't believe it's low carb perfect for a quick dinner that feels like a treat.
Why This Recipe Works
I love how this dish keeps all the comfort and flavor of the original while fitting perfectly into a keto lifestyle. It's one of those recipes that's almost impossible to mess up and the creamy tangy sauce makes everything taste amazing. Plus it comes together so quickly perfect for those busy nights.
Everything You Need
- Cherry Tomatoes: 2 cups fresh ones they get so sweet when roasted.
- Feta Cheese: 7 ounces choose your favorite type.
- Olive Oil: 2 tablespoons avocado oil works great too.
- Dried Herbs: 1 teaspoon oregano is perfect rosemary's lovely too.
- Garlic: 2 cloves minced adds such depth.
- Keto Pasta: Hearts of palm noodles are my favorite but zucchini noodles work too.
- Fresh Basil: 1/4 cup chopped makes everything pop.
- Extra Flavor: Try red pepper flakes or lemon zest if you like.

Let's Make It Together
- Start Your Oven
- Get it hot at 400°F and grab a 9×13 baking dish give it a light coating of oil.
- Prep Your Tomatoes
- Toss those tomatoes with olive oil salt pepper and oregano then pop your feta right in the middle.
- Time to Bake
- Let it go for about 30 minutes until those tomatoes are bursting and the feta's all creamy.
- Get Your Noodles Ready
- Cook your hearts of palm noodles following the package instructions.
- Bring It All Together
- Once it's out of the oven stir in your garlic and half the basil mix it up with the noodles finish with fresh basil.
Picking Your Feta
The feta really makes this dish so grab the good stuff. I love sheep's milk feta but goat's milk works beautifully too. Even vegan feta can work perfectly if you're avoiding dairy it all gives you that amazing creamy tangy sauce.
Your Noodle Options
Hearts of palm noodles are my go-to they have this perfect texture and neutral taste. But don't be afraid to try zucchini noodles spaghetti squash or shirataki noodles they all work wonderfully with that creamy feta sauce.
Keeping It Fresh
This keeps beautifully in the fridge for about four days just make sure you use an airtight container. When you're ready to eat it again warm it gently in a pan with a splash of water or oil to bring back that creamy sauce. It's perfect for meal prep too.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → What are hearts of palm noodles?
- Hearts of palm noodles are made from the inner core of palm trees. They're low-carb and make an excellent pasta alternative for keto diets.
- → Can I use other noodle alternatives?
- Yes, you can substitute with zucchini noodles or spaghetti squash noodles for a different low-carb option.
- → Is this recipe dairy-free?
- It can be made dairy-free by using vegan feta cheese, which works well in this recipe according to testing.
- → Why aren't my tomatoes bursting?
- If tomatoes aren't bursting, they may need a few more minutes in the oven. Every oven is different, so cooking time might vary.
- → Can I make this ahead?
- While best served fresh, you can prepare the tomato-feta mixture ahead and reheat gently, adding fresh noodles when serving.