Peach Crumble Bars

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A soft buttery cookie base, soft and sweet peaches, and sweet buttery crumbles? Yes, please. These Peach Crumble Bars are irresistibly delicious. To make the crumble bars, we combined gluten-free flour with butter, salt, sugar-free sweetener, spices, and an egg, then pressed half of it into a tart pan and baked partially baked it before filling it with a sweet spiced peach filling and sprinkling the crumble topping on top of the peaches. Next, we baked the peach crumble bars until they were golden brown and let them cool before slicing them into delicious bars. These peach crumble bars are the perfect snack or dessert that will satisfy your cravings for something sweet. 
 

Do you have to thaw frozen peaches before baking?

You don't have to defrost peaches before adding them to baked goods. The heat will defrost the peaches as the dish bakes in the oven. However, you may need to add a little more of a thickener, like cornstarch, to the peach filling to soak up the excess moisture. Alternatively, you can bake the peach dish for 5 minutes to eliminate the excess liquid.   

Why do my frozen peaches turn brown?

Frozen peaches turn brown due to oxidation. In other words, the peaches are exposed to oxygen once cut, and a chemical reaction occurs, turning them brown.   

Can you use lemon juice to keep peaches from turning brown?

Yes, you can use lemon juice to keep peaches from turning brown. First, peel and slice the peaches, then put them into a bowl. For every 4-8 peaches, toss them with the juice of 1 fresh lemon to prevent them from browning. You may also want to add 1/2 teaspoon sugar for every peach added to the bowl. The sugar will help pull the moisture out of the peaches preventing air pockets from forming as they freeze.   

How long do fresh peaches last in the fridge?

Peaches will last in the fridge for 3-5 days.   
Author: Sarah Leadon
Rate
Average: 5 (2 votes)
Prep Time
15 mins
Cook Time
65 mins
Total Time
80 mins
Serves
12-15 persons

Ingredients

Crumble
Peach Filling

Instructions

Crumble
Preheat the oven to 350 °F. Line a 9x13-inch pan with parchment paper or aluminum foil. Let the parchment or foil paper hang over the pan's edges to make removing the crumble bars easier.   
A pan lined with parchment paper.
Whisk the gluten-free flour, sugar-free sweetener, cinnamon, cardamom, and salt in a large bowl.   
Gluten-free flour, sugar-free sweetener, cinnamon, cardamom, and salt whisked together in a bowl.
Add the butter to the gluten-free flour mixture and cut it into the flour using a fork, pastry cutter, or your fingertips until it resembles pea-sized pieces.    
Butter being rubbed into dry ingredients.
Add the egg and mix until it comes together.   
An egg being mixed into the dough.
Press half of the crumble/crust mixture into the prepared pan and place the remaining crumble/crust mixture in the fridge.   
Crust being pressed into a pan.
Bake the crust for 15 minutes. Set the crust aside to cool.  
Baked crumble crust.
Peach Filling
Place the peaches, sugar substitute, arrowroot starch, lemon juice, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a medium bowl and stir to combine. 
Peach crumble bar filling in a bowl.
With a slotted spoon, transfer the peaches into the crust and spread them into an even layer. Drain as much of the excess juice from the peaches as possible to prevent the crust from becoming soggy.   
Peach filling being added to the crust.
Remove the crumb/crust mixture from the fridge and sprinkle it on top of the peaches. Bake the peach crumble for 40-50 minutes until it is golden brown. 
Cruble topping being sprinkled on top of peach crumble bars.
Place the peach crumble onto a wire rack and let them cool completely. Once the peach crumble bars are cool, use the overhang to remove the peach bars from the pan.   
Peach crumble bars being removed from the pan.
Cut the peach crumble into 8-10 bars before enjoying. 
Peach crumble being cut into bars.

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