This gluten free peach cobbler is full of fresh peaches....it makes your kitchen smell so good when it is baking. The fluffy gluten free biscuit topping is the perfect topper for this delicious summer treat.
One bite of this peach cobbler and your mouth will be filled with juicy sweet peach with a hint of brown sugar...totally irresistible! If you are grain-free and eat paleo, I have a Paleo Peach Cobbler recipe for you!
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My husband loves to make breakfast with the kids on the weekends. For years it has been their special time. Now that our kids are teens, that time together is less and less. The kids are much more likely to sleep in than get up and make breakfast with dad.
Today, Mr. Fearless Dining is trying to replicate a recipe both he and my son both love. My son is a Boy Scout. When my husband was a scout, he remembers making a peach cobbler on a camping trip. They would layer biscuit with peaches in the Dutch oven and set it on top of the coals.
I don't have a Dutch oven, so I am going to make this gluten free version as close as I can to the original. I hope you love this gluten free peach cobbler recipe as much as my family does.
If you love peaches, you will want to give this grilled peaches recipe a try too!
One of my favorite things about summer is that peaches are in season!! You can find them at your local farmer's markets and grocery stores. Peaches are in season throughout the summer.
You can find both orange and white peaches. I find white peaches taste more honeylike. If you love white peaches, you will love this Peach Cocktail recipe! (You can make it a mocktail too!)
Today, I am teaming up with Smart & Final to bring you a delicious gluten free dessert recipe that the whole family will love :-).
I used a lot of great Smart & Final products for this peach cobbler, from the fresh juicy peaches to almonds, butter, brown sugar, and even almond milk; Smart & Final had me covered for all of my baking needs.
Ingredients:
- Fresh peaches
- Brown sugar
- Butter
- Cornstarch
- Cinnamon
- Gluten free flour blend
- Egg
- Almond milk
- Optional sliced almonds
I have been a huge fan of Smart & Final for a long time...you may remember from my Gluten Free Raspberry Bars post how Smart & Final is a huge part of the communities they are in.
Instructions:
Step 1: Cut up fresh peaches and add brown sugar and butter. (Feel free to add blueberries too if you like!)
Step 2: Mix together the cobbler biscuit topping. If you prefer a paleo, grain-free topping, try this easy Paleo Biscuits recipe!
Step 3: Add the peaches mixture to a greases 8x8 pan. Spread the slivered almonds on top.
Step 4: Drop the gluten free biscuit topping on top of your peach mixture and bake it for 25-30 minutes at 350 degrees F. I know summer can be hot so feel free to bake this in a toaster oven, or small convection oven.
Step 5: Serve it warm with fresh whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Enjoy!
You may also want to try my homemade gluten free peach cake recipe too.
Common Questions:
I do not peel peaches before using them in my recipes. The skin is very soft and softens even more while baking.
You can easily use frozen peaches but I recommend thawing your peaches before using them.
I am torn on using canned peaches. Most are full of sweet syrup, which can make your crisp too sweet. If you use canned peaches you may consider buying the least syrupy brand you can find. You can also rinse the peaches in a colander to remove the syrup.
For this cobbler recipe, you will bake it for 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees F. I know summer can be hot so feel free to bake this in a toaster oven, or small convection oven.
You can definitely freeze this peach cobbler recipe. You will want to wrap the top of the dish in plastic wrap, then a layer of foil to prevent freezer burn.
To defrost the cobbler, remove the plastic wrap. Replace the foil over the cobbler and bake at 300 degrees for 15-20 minutes until warm.
You can easily make this cobbler nut-free by omitting the almond slices and using different non-dairy milk like rice milk.
This gluten free cobbler recipe is easy to make dairy-free. All you need to do is substitute coconut oil for the butter. You can also use a vegan butter substitute.
Can you make a fruit crisp instead?
You most definitely can make this a peach crisp instead. Use the crumble topping in my Gluten Free Apricot Crisp recipe instead of the biscuit topping.
You may also like this delicious Gluten Free Blueberry Cobbler recipe. Top with whipped cream or ice cream! If you want to try an amazing cocktail made with peaches, give this Frozen Peach Margaritas recipe a try!
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📋 Recipe
Gluten Free Fresh Peach Cobbler
Ingredients
- For Fruit Base:
- 6-8 fresh peaches
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoons melted butter
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- For Crust Topping:
- 1 1/4 cup gluten free flour blend (*Note, my flour blend has xanthan gum included. If yours doesn't, add 1 teaspoon.)
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- 3/4 cup almond milk
- 1/4 cup optional sliced almonds
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- In a large bowl, add cobbler ingredients and whisk to blend.
- Slice peaches in to slivers and add to a medium sized bowl.
- Add the other fruit base ingredients to the peaches and toss to mix.
- Spray coconut oil (or other light oil) in a baking dish.
- Add peaches to the baking dish.
- Sprinkle almonds on top.
- Spoon cobbler mixture on top of the peaches.
- Bake for 20-25 minutes until done.
- Serve with whipped cream or ice cream.
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(*This post was sponsored by Smart & Final stores. All opinions are my own.)
Josiah G.
Hello! This recipe looks so yummy, but I was wondering, would it be fine to use almond flour instead of a GF flour blend?
Sandi Gaertner
Hi Josiah. Almond flour by itself won't work in this recipe. It doesn't absorb moisture the same way as a gluten free flour blend. Did you see my paleo peach cobbler recipe? It is linked in the cobbler recipe you are looking at and it uses almond flour. Enjoy!