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Gluten Free Peach & Pear Crisp

July 10, 2016

peaches

So, it is the middle of summer and my family and I are craving all things Fall.  Why, you ask?  No idea…

Maybe since moving to Southern California from Minnesota, we miss the seasons.  I have been told we have 4 seasons in So Cal, but I have yet to see them…at least not in the drastic manner in which we were used to back in Minnesota. read more

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Gluten Free Peach & Pear Crisp
Easy, fast and delicious! Satisfying Fall cravings even in the middle of summer!
Course Treats
Cuisine Gluten Free
Prep Time 15 Minutes
Cook Time 40 Minutes
Passive Time 10-15 Minutes
Servings
People
Ingredients
Course Treats
Cuisine Gluten Free
Prep Time 15 Minutes
Cook Time 40 Minutes
Passive Time 10-15 Minutes
Servings
People
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 325 °
  2. Mix cinnamon, cloves, sugar, salt, and arrowroot flour together and set aside
  3. Drain Juices from jars of peaches and pears chop up entire jar of peaches, chop 1/2 jar of pears stir together and add in dry mixture, fold in lightly until all mixture is incorporated
  4. Distribute evenly in small ramekins (I prefer small ceramic ones) Top with granola
  5. Distribute butter between ramekins on top of granola Place ramekins on baking dish(this prevents spillage in oven!)
  6. Bake for 40 minutes
  7. Remove, let cool for 10-15 minutes
  8. Top with Coconut Whipping cream and enjoy! (see link below for recipe)
Recipe Notes

If you cannot use the brands that I have listed above, it is NOT a deal breaker.  These are just the best possible and healthiest versions that I have found through all of my years of research and testing.  With regards to canned anything...avoid corn syrup whenever possible.  And your sugars should be the least refined if possible.  Most of all, use your common sense.  If it has too many ingredients and ones you do not recognize as FOOD, avoid it.

Granola won't brown and therefore cannot be used as an indicator of done-ness.  Instead, look for bubbling along sides of ramekin.

Coconut Whipping Cream is optional and recipe can be found here

https://eatthewholeegg.com/recipe/coconut-whipping-cream

 

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Paleo Muffin

June 6, 2016

These muffins are a staple in my family’s daily diet. They are crazy nutritious and delicious! Easy to bring anywhere, they are sure to be that perfect inbetween-meal…meal. Full of fat and fiber they are super filling. Easy to freeze, if you can before you or your loved ones devour them!!!
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Paleo Muffin
Delicious, easy to make and then freeze after for a perfectly balanced paleo snack anywhere!
Cuisine Paleo
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 35-45 minutes
Passive Time 5 minutes
Servings
muffins
Ingredients
Wet ingredients
Dry ingredients
Extras
Cuisine Paleo
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 35-45 minutes
Passive Time 5 minutes
Servings
muffins
Ingredients
Wet ingredients
Dry ingredients
Extras
Instructions
Wet Ingredients
  1. Melt butter and add in maple syrup
  2. Mix eggs and milk together, then add in butter/syrup mixture
  3. Set aside
Dry Ingredients, Extras & Final Prep
  1. SIFT together coconut flour, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt
  2. Mix wet and dry together
  3. Stir in Chia seeds and flax seeds into muffin dough
  4. Let sit for 5 minutes
  5. Fold in blueberries
  6. Stipple batter 3/4 full into greased muffin pans (basically your batter won't be smooth in the cup, it will look rough and rugged)
  7. Bake at 375° for 35-45 minutes. You know they are done with tops start to brown and when touched will 'bounce' back.
Modifications
  1. Instead of blueberries, you can adapt these muffins in many ways! Really, let your imagination run wild. Here are a few that I have tested and the family loves!
  2. Carrot and Raisin 1Cup Shredded Carrots & 3/4 Cup Sulfite free raisins
  3. Cranberry Orange 1 Cup unsweetened frozen cranberries (thawed and minced) & zest of 2 oranges
  4. Banana and Cacao Chip (chocolate) 2 Bananas mashed & 1/2 cup Cacao Chips
Recipe Notes

Baking Paleo is very different than traditional baking. Due to the fact that the flours are much heavier and you are using a lot of eggs, they 'dehydrate' as much as they bake. Depending on the wetness of your final batter, (mine is usually much drier than traditional batter), will affect how long to fully bake them. After a couple trials, you will figure out which consistency works best with your oven and your brand of coconut flour. (yes, that makes a difference)

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