Walking down the aisles of the Farmer Market is like a party for the senses. Vivid color, amazing smells, and tasty! We walked up and down the aisles filled with delicious local produce, homemade jams, salsa and pickled items. Beautiful fresh flowers and tasty baked treats. We stopped along the way to shop, taste and explore. Little Dude even had a science lesson learning about “wishing wells”. The farmers market might be one of the best ways to spend a Saturday morning. Supporting local farms, buying local and enjoy healthily organic foods!
In my haul, I found delicious fresh corn, tomatoes, broccoli, onions, potatoes, peppers, strawberries, watermelon, and those delicious peaches! Perfect Peaches for fresh Peach Cobbler.
What You Need:
3- 4 large ripe peaches chopped
1/2 cup of almond flour
2- 3 tsp of raw honey {for Paleo diets/ omit for Whole 30 diets}
2-3 tsp Coconut Oil {for Whole 30/ omit for Paleo diets}
1 tbsp of cinnamon
How to:
Pre- heat oven to 350 bake
Wash & chop peaches
In a separate bowl mix flour, cinnamon, and honey {for Paleo diets} or coconut oil {for Whole 30 diets}. It should form crumbles.
Place chopped peaches into a deep dish bakeware
Sprinkle crumbles on top of the peaches
Place into the oven and bake for 20 minutes
Plate it and serve it warm.
Enjoy!
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Simplicity is what I like about your recipe
I’m trying this and I’m trying an fall version with quince. I bet it would be delicious, as well.
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I wonder if you could add finely chopped dates to the flour mixture to add sweetness? Any thoughts?
It would probably be delicious! Let me know if you try it and how it comes out.
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Could you use pears instead?!
Sure!
This looks yummy! I look forward to trying this! 🙂
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Could you sub coconut flour in this?
Yes! You can.
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How many does this serve? Thanks can’t wait to make it for the super bowl party
So easy yet so tasty looking!
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Thank you!
This looks so delicious! Plus, I live in Georgia- the Peach state so this is perfect for me!
-Lara
Oh you will love this easy recipe! Love Georgia Peaches! Thanks for stopping by!
That looks really delicious!!! I pinned it!
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Thank you! It’s so easy to make! Thanks for stopping by!
Perfect timing on this post! I have been looking for paleo ideas to help my sweet tooth.
Oh good! I’m so good! It is yummy! Thanks for stopping by!
Oh! That is so easy! I was expecting it to have more – and harder to get – ingredients! Now this is a recipe even I can make!
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So easy! You can do it! Thanks for stopping by!