Happy 4th of July!!
I’m moving at fast speed trying to get ready for my trip. I’m blogging away, getting work done for a presentation I have to give in Germany and trying to cook and bake so my family have meals while I’m gone. So with all that said, I have to apologize in advance if my blogs seem short. I have 11 of them to write in just a couple of days. Ahhhhh!!
I’m so excited for my trip since I have never been to Europe. I’m just crossing my fingers that there are not any fog delays in San Francisco. They only gave me an hour between flights! Eck!!! .
Today I have a wonderful spring recipe for you that I made for the Holiday Recipe Club. Our choices of food to use were blueberries, whip cream or barbecue sauce. I chose to use Blueberries! You know I just love my fruit!!
This crisp is simply delicious and guilt-free! I love how sweet the peaches are in it. I made oatmeal the other day and used peaches and blueberries and I just feel in love with the combination, that I had to make crisp with it. Fruit crisps are one of my favorite desserts. I’ll take any kind of fruit crisp any day!
For the fruit I decided to use honey instead of sugar. The honey really compliments the fruit. Not intentionally, but I made this crisp gluten-free. Instead of flour I used gluten-free oat flour which is oatmeal ground up into flour. There’s also no butter in the recipe, I used melted coconut oil. This is truly a guilt-free crisp that comes in at 150 calorie a serving, which is a big size, my guess is about a heaping cups worth.
Besides eating the crisp plain, I decided to use it as a topping on my yogurt. Now normally I keep my crisps, I’m kind of greedy that way, but I decided to take it into work. I brought it out of the refrigerator at 8 am and by 9am it was pretty much gone. No one took the last piece, which is pretty common in my office. I guess people feel guilty about taking that last piece, so I took it and had it for breakfast the next day! Yum! The longer it sits the sweeter it gets, but I will say it does start to get a little soggy, but still good!
Don’t you just love the colors? The peach colors were gorgeous and well the blueberries, are just blueberries. This was the first time I ever baked peaches before and wow, what a great fruit to bake!!! This is a definite must do again!!
- 4 cups peaches, sliced (7 peaches)
- 1 cup blueberries
- 1 tbsp. honey
- ¼ cup almond meal
- ¼ cup oat flour
- ¼ cup oatmeal
- 1 tsp. stevia
- ¼ tsp. cinnamon
- 1 tbsp. Coconut Oil, melted
- Preheat oven to 350
- Spray an 8x8 baking dish with cooking spray, add peaches and blueberries. Add the honey, give a light stir, set a side.
- In a small bowl, add almond meal, oat flour, oatmeal, stevia and cinnamon. Mix well, add coconut oil and crumble together with a fork or fingers.
- Add the oatmeal topping over top of the mixed fruit.
- Place in oven and bake for 30 -40 minutes, until the top is light golden brown.
If your interested in joining the Holiday Recipe Club you can go here. Thank you Erin from Big Fat Baker for hosting this Holiday Recipe Club. I simply love being part of the group.
Time for me to make dinner and start on my writing my next blog. Oh and I can’t forget I need to make peanut butter!! I have been out, lucky I have some almond butter for a back up!! 🙂
Happy 4th of July Everyone!!! Oh and don’t forget to check out everyone else’s goodies. I can’t wait to see what they made!!
Toodles,
Jen
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I can’t imagine having to write that many posts at once! Good luck, love! This is the perfect dessert for the 4th of July! So refreshing.
I’m working on it! 2 more to go!! It’s a lot of work, but I do love my blog and all the cooking I get to do. I just wish there were two of me sometime or maybe have an assistant! 🙂
Gorgeous! I love the peach/berry combo! We’ll definitely be having some of this very soon!
Thank you!! if you do try it let me know what you think!
Two of my favorites—peaches and blueberries. Love the crisp. This is one of the very best homey desserts. Have a great time on your trip!
Thank Eliot! I love crisps, any kind there so good!!
Blueberry peach is one o my favorite summer time combinations! YUM!
I love this combination, found it out by randomly throwing it in my oatmeal!
Oooh great idea on the peach-blueberry combo! Need to try this ASAP! Happy 4th! 🙂
Happy 4th of July or whats left of it! 🙂
You are going to LOVE Europe…just like I love this recipe! I adore peaches this time of year and this crisp looks quite addicting. Have a wonderful trip friend and enjoy every minute!
Ahhh, thanks Laura!! Going to miss you Guys and I won’t be able to link up to AFW this week! 🙁
Mmm putting peaches with blueberries was an exceptionally good idea.
Thanks Erin!! 🙂
What a great use of blueberries! I just happen to have peaches and blueberries in my fridge right now. I might have to try this for dessert tonight!
You should try it it’s a wonderful combination! I love your lemonade, that was super creative!!
Delicious looking crisp! I love the mix of fruits!
Thank you!!! 🙂
I make fruit crisps all the time but I’ve never thought of mixing blueberries and peaches together. Looks and sounds delicious so now I have to try it.
I came up with because I through peaches and blueberries on my oatmeal and loved the combination. It’s crazy good!!
Hope you have a great trip to Germany. Lovely crisp and I especially like the tiny drop of coconut oil. Bet it delivers a lovely creamy background flavour.
Thanks, i’m hoping for a fun time, which I am sure it will be! To be honest I didn’t really notice the coconut oil, but it holds the crisp topping together nicely.
What a decadent dessert! Peach and blueberries are both my favorite fruits! 🙂
Thank you! I love this crisp and the peaches and blueberries go so well together!
Blueberry and peach is one of my favorite combos. My grandmother used to make a blueberry peach pie, which inspired me to make crisps which are much easier. I found your recipe by googling blueberry peach crisp and stevia. I’m new to stevia but I generally like it in moderation. Two questions. Did you use the liquid or the powder? And did you taste the stevia in the crisp? I’ve been experimenting with alternative sweeteners and I’ve also made a date syrup which I could try too. Either way, I think I’ll give this a try tonight. Thanks for the recipe.
Hi! I use NuNaturals stevia granuals, it’s like sugar. No, you don’t taste it in the crisps. My family doesn’t even notice. It’s my favorite, plus it doesn’t leave any after taste. I buy mine online, but I do know Whole Foods carries NuNaurals stevia. Date syrup sounds interesting. I have never heard of it. If you make it, let me know how it is. 🙂
Wow. Great recipe. I especially love the oat, oat flour, almond meal crisp. I used the liquid stevia and I mixed it with the coconut oil. I thought it had a slight aftertaste but not enough to take away from the recipe. I also added a little lemon juice to the peach/blueberry mix. Really, really good. Thanks!
Your welcome! SO glad you liked it and I like the changes that you made! 🙂