Personal crumbles

Peaches!  Finally!

IMG_4933 

This is a portion of my haul home from the Brentwood Farmer’s Market.  Which is awesome by the way – definitely better than the Santa Monica Farmer’s Market (as much as I hate to admit it).  The selection is way beyond produce…they have tons of kinds of hummus…Kombucha…fresh breads…jams…BBQ…baked goods…everything!  Seriously stellar.  Kyle and I went this past Sunday (the one day of the Labor Day weekend I had off) and came home with figs, peaches, strawberries, and peanut butter chocolate chip cookies.  I’m totally getting off track here.  Back to the peaches. 

IMG_4936 

I did the watermelon thing for most of summer, but neglected stone fruit in a major way.  Peaches, plums, apricots and nectarines are kinda awesome, so I don’t know where I’ve been!!

I got these peaches with the specific intent to make a pie.  But I decided they were too sweet to use in a pie, so I saved a few to eat solo and made mini crumbles with the rest.

IMG_4947 

Two personal peach crumbles [vegan, gluten free]

Ingredients:

  • 2 medium sized peaches
  • 1/2 cup whole rolled oats
  • 1/2 cup almond flour
  • 1/4 cup coconut sugar
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 3 tbsp coconut oil/vegan butter (Earth Balance)

Directions:

Pre-heat oven to 375.  Slice the peaches thinly into crescents and then divide between 2 6" ramekins (sprayed with nonstick). 

Mix dry ingredients (oats, almond flour, sugar, & cinnamon), then cut in oil/butter until well incorporated (it’s okay if there are chunks).

Top peaches with the crumble and bake for 25 minutes on 375.

IMG_4935 IMG_4937

IMG_4938 

IMG_4939 IMG_4941

IMG_4946 

Here’s the finished product. 

IMG_4952

Hot out of the oven, you’ll want to shove your face in these. 

Good news – they are pretty healthy.  I used minimal amounts of sugar and butter, leaving the peaches to shine on their own.  You could certainly add more of each if you’d like.  But it was basically my way of saving room for the vanilla bean ice cream calories that should go on top of this.

IMG_4950 

It’s still summer as long as you’re eating this!

*This could work for any fruit – apricots & blackberries, plums, etc.  Or if you’re already welcoming fall, try apples & cranberries. 

*Almond flour is widely available at many conventional stores now, in addition to health food markets.  If you can’t find any near you, you can order it online or make your own by blending almonds until it has reached a fine meal-like consistency (stop before it turns to almond butter though!). 

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Comments (14)

  1. Katie @ Peace Love & Oats

    I love anything personal sized! Definitely just pinned this…

  2. Lisa

    Yes for personal sized things! I hate making big portions of things because I’ll never finish them in time! I’ve never tried a crumble before, since I’m weird, but these do sound delicious!

  3. Tt in nyc

    Growing up in cali i got sooooo spoiled by the farmers markets! The desserts look pretty epic here…and easy enough i’ll make it for sure-
    Random here but, i used to find vegan “bolani” at farmers markets in cali, sometimes even the local market- its an afghan quesadilla like thing, crepe with pumpkin inside or spinach/whatever, if you are at a farmers market and see them be sure to grab one! (or a dozen…;)

  4. Ellie @ healthy belly ellie

    Okay, those look fab! Love peach crumbles! Know what else is fab? Your quinoa quiche recipe. Couldn’t be easier to make. And it is. SO. GOOD! I guess this calls for a thank you 🙂

  5. Sarah

    I love crumbles. Whenever I “need” to make dessert I always end up making crumbles. I love how versatile they are. Funnily enough, I plan on blogging a recipe for one today but my recipe isn’t very healthy.

  6. Kayla

    looks so delicious. it might be time to move onto apples in my region!

  7. Lolita

    I also love personal sized foods! Peaches for the win x

  8. jenny

    Holy smokes. I totally just burnt my throat on these. I just couldn’t wait. I had two peaches laying around getting soft, and this was the perfect use. The almond meal is a great touch to this crisp! I subbed brown sugar and it worked out wonderfully. (oh my poor mouth..and throat!)

  9. Elise (Post author)

    ditto! anything i can make in a ramekin i do. so much cuter that way 😉

  10. Elise (Post author)

    so easy. soooo easy. do it.

  11. Elise (Post author)

    i loveeeee those pumpkin bolani! they have them at the brentwood farmer’s market and thats the only place you can get them in so cal. in nor cal you can get them in whole foods too. i havent tried the spinach or potato kind because i love the pumpkin so much i get it time and time again. mmmm…

  12. Elise (Post author)

    ha! sorry to laugh, but i can definitely see how you could do that. they are soooo yummy. glad you liked them. even if it was a bit too soon. 🙂

  13. Elise (Post author)

    i just read that one. mmmm…now im craving more crumbles. 🙂

  14. Elise (Post author)

    yay! so glad you liked it. its a fave of mine for sure. and pretty easy to adapt to whatever veg you have on hand 🙂

Comments are closed.