These Individual Peach Crumbles are filled with juicy peaches and cinnamon and then topped with a yummy oat crumble before they go into the oven to bake. You’ll love this dessert and look forward to biting into it every time!

Local Peachy Goodness!

There is just something about sitting down and enjoying a warm fruit crumble fresh out of the oven that makes me feel so homey and comforted. I guess that is why they call it comfort food, right?

Peaches have always been one of my favorite fruits. Since they are on the higher side of carbs, I don’t eat them as much as I used to but they are still a special treat I enjoy from time to time.

So I like to find ways to enjoy them. Since they are higher carb, when I do eat them I try to stay within the low-fat and gluten-free zone.

If you follow the Trim Healthy Mama diet and follow me here this recipe would make your perfect “E” dessert! It is a great way to balance some meals and treats if you do choose to eat more carbs. 

I’ve talked about how we are super lucky to live in North Central Arkansas surrounded by lots of yummy fruit farms and how our family loves supporting these farmers.

Just knowing where and how our fruit is grown is great, but the added fact that our purchases are helping these other local families support themselves makes the fruit taste even more amazing! 

This year we were blessed by some trips to a peach and nectarine farm in Lamar, Arkansas just a short 20-minute drive from our home. We picked serval bushels both peaches and nectarines each time we visited.

They are super yummy fresh straight from the branches, but I took the time to make some homemade sugar-free peach butter and to freeze some slices for treats later, like this Peach Crumble.  

Since these are individual portions you’ll only need a small amount of fresh peaches per crumble, but for the total recipe, which would make three individual crumbles, you’ll need a total of three cups of peaches. 

Now, if you don’t have fresh local peaches stashed away in your freezer, don’t worry, you can grab a bag of frozen peach or nectarine slices from the grocery store and they will work nicely too. 

What Do You Need For Individual Peach Crumbles?

I like making desserts in individual portions because it is so easy to overdo it on sweets in our family.

Yes, we mostly make sugar-free healthier desserts, but even with those we can get carried away and unwanted calories or carbs can add up fast!

So when it comes to keeping our portions under control making recipes in individual portions is a huge help.

It is also a great way to make these types of desserts if you are the only one following a special diet. This way you can have your dessert but not be stuck with tons of excess to eat your way through. 

I mean, not that it would be horrible eating tons of dessert, but I know it is good to avoid that when needed!

Before we get into the ingredients you’ll need for this recipe I wanted to share about the baking dishes I use. When I make individual desserts I like to use my little white baking dishes that I’ve had for years.

These were given to me by my mom and I’ve used them so many times over the last ten years.

But if you can’t find little shallow dishes like mine you could use any oven-proof ramakins that will hold at least 1 and 1/2 cups of ingredients.  

You can check out these types of small dishes on Amazon if you are in the market for some or I’ve seen them at Walmart in their housewares department. 

Once you have your individual baking dishes it is time to fill them with yumminess and get them baked. After all, the sooner we quit talking and get to baking the sooner we can eat them!

Here are The Ingredients You’ll Need:

sliced peaches

water

low carb sweetener

cinnamon

vanilla

old fashion oats

oat flour

egg whites

butter

Xanthan Gum

As you can see it’s all pretty basic ingredients in this Peach Crumble and the steps for making the recipe are just as easy as shopping for them in your local grocery store.

The only ingredient you may not be familiar with is Xanthan Gum.

It is just a type of thickener used in place of flour or corn starch and it is found on many baking aisle throughout the United States now.

You can substitute Glucomannan (aka Glucci for short) or any other low-carb or THM-approved thickener if you wish. 

Mix it Up and Bake, It’s as Easy as That!

Now that we’ve gone over the things you’ll need for this recipe, it’s time to go through the steps for making these Individual Peach Crumbles.

I’m not going to tell you how easy they are because I’m sure you’re tired of hearing me say that by now, so I’ll just show you how fast these are ready to eat. 

For the filling add the peaches, cinnamon, sweetener, water, and Xanthan Gum to a bowl and stir well. Let the mixture sit and the flavor meld together for 15 minutes.

While the peaches are soaking up all that goodness it is time to make the low-fat and gluten-free oat crumble for the topping. 

Add the oats and oat flour to a mixing bowl with the sweetener and cinnamon and stir well. Next, you’ll need to incorporate your wet ingredients. 

After mixing in the egg whites and butter, use your clean hands to mix all the ingredients together until they come together into a crumbly texture.

You can use a fork if you’re not into using your hands like I do!

Now, you’re ready for the fun stuff. In the next to last step, divide the peaches between the three individual baking dishes, top each with an equal portion of the oat topping, and then bake until golden brown.

You can serve this piping hot straight out of the oven or if you want to store them for later let them cool completely then wrap each one in plastic wrap and place in the fridge.

They will last up to one week stored away unless you freeze them, but really let’s be serious for a moment. Who could wait that long to dig into this yumminess, right? 

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Yield: 3 Individual Servings

Individual Peach Crumbles || Low Fat, Gluten-Free, THM "E"

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes

Additional Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour

Nothing will say warm comfort food like these Peach Crumbles. Tender sweet peach slices topped with a sweet oat crumble that bakes up to perfection. This recipe makes 3 individual servings. It makes a great fall dessert to keep to yourself or share!

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Ingredients

Peach Filling

• 3 cup of Peach Slices
• 1/3 cup water
• 2 Tablespoons of THM Super Sweet (or 3 Tbsp of Pyure)
• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon of Xanthan Gum for thickening

Oat Crumble Topping

• 1/2 cup gluten free old fashion oats
• 1/2 cup oat flour
• 3 Tablespoons egg whites
• 1 Tablespoon melted butter or coconut oil
• 1 teaspoon cinnamon
• 1 teaspoon pure vanilla

Instructions

1. Add the peach or nectarine slices to a bowl with the cinnamon, sweetener, 1/3 cup of water, and Xanthan Gum. Mix well and let the mixture sit for 10 minutes while you mix the topping.
2. Add the oats, oat flour, cinnamon, salt, vanilla, and egg whites to a bowl and mix them up.
3. Next, add in the tablespoon of butter and continue to mix the topping ingredients with a fork or very clean hands until the mixture because crumbly and clumpy.
4. Then Divide the peaches between three individual ramakins and top each one with the crumble topping.
5. Place the little baking dishes on a baking sheet and bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 35 to 40 minutes.
6. The peaches will be soft and bubbling all around the sides and the topping will be nice and crispy with a nice brown top.
7. Serve warm as is or top with a dollop of sugar-free, and low-fat yogurt.
8. To store these Peach Crumbles wrap them tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate. They will last up to 1 week.

Notes

For a quick swap try using frozen peaches from the freezer aisle of your local grocery store. You may need a little more sweetener if they aren't perfectly sweet like tree ripened peaches are. Just taste the filling and adjust if needed.

Nutrition Information

Yield

3

Serving Size

1
Amount Per ServingCalories 297Total Fat 3.6gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 2.6gCholesterol 10mgSodium 60mgCarbohydrates 43gNet Carbohydrates 34gFiber 7gSugar 18gSugar Alcohols 2gProtein 8g

I am not a nutritionist. If you have strict dietary needs I always recommend using an online nutrition calculator to calculate your totals using your exact brands you're using in this recipe as values may vary per brand.

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Keri Bucci

I am a southern girl through and through that loves to laugh, cook, read and spend time with family. My passions outside of home schooling my son are ministering to those in need and creating art in the kitchen! Every day is an adventure in our little house and I wouldn’t trade it or the chance to share here with you for anything!