Easy Keto Peach Cobbler [Sugar-free Recipe]

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This Sugar-free Keto Peach Cobbler Recipe with an almond flour crust has all the flavor of traditional peach cobbler, but each serving is just 5g net carbs. It features an easy peach cobbler filling that uses frozen, sliced and peeled peaches as well as quick and easy gluten-free top crust. Make this in Spring or for holidays like Memorial Day, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

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Why Make This Keto Peach Cobbler Recipe

Easy: Most peach cobbler recipes require you to peel and slice peaches. This keto peach cobbler recipe uses frozen peaches that already come sliced and peeled to save time.
Sugar-free Peach Cobbler: If you’ve been searching for peach cobbler recipes that don’t have added sugar, then this recipe is perfect for you. Any one-to-one sugar substitute like stevia and monk fruit work well in this recipe.
Gluten-free crust: This peach cobbler recipe not only cuts carbs by skipping refined sugar, but it is also gluten-free. I made this peach cobbler crust with almond flour.

Ingredients Needed

Peach Cobbler Filling

Peaches: To save time, I purchased frozen and sliced peaches. They come peeled.
Keto Sugar: I’m using the granular kind and prefer to use a blend of monk fruit and erythritol
Spices: I’m using cinnamon and nutmeg
Butter: You can use salted or unsalted butter. I prefer salted since I do not include salt in the recipe any where else and a little salt helps to bring out the sweet flavors.
Vanilla Extract
Xanthan Gum: This serves as a low-carb replacement for cornstarch.
Liquid: this sugar-free peach cobbler recipe can use brandy and/or water in the peach cobbler filling.

Almond Flour Crust

Bob’s Red Mill Almond Flour: I’m using blanched and superfine almond flour in this recipe
Xanthan Gum: Traditional Peach Cobbler requires a flour-based crust. Since you cannot substitute almond flour 1:1 with regular flour, you need Xanthan Gum. It replaces the gluten that allows regular flour to have hold.
Baking Powder
Keto Sugar
Ground Cinnamon
Almond Milk: I’m using cold unsweetened almond milk. However, you can use any cold regular or dairy-free milk that you prefer, such as oat milk and coconut milk (but they will change the carb count).
Butter: I’m using salted butter that was melted in the microwave. No need to cool the butter before using it.

Other

Oil spray: I’m using an avocado oil spray for greasing the baking pan and spraying the top before putting the keto peach cobbler in the oven

cinnamon, nutmeg, keto sugar, brandy, almond milk, butter xanthan gum, baking powder. peaches and almond flour on separate bowls and tbsp

How to Make Keto Sugar-free Peach Cobbler

Make the filling: Add the peach cobbler filling ingredients to a saucepan on medium low heat. Stir and cook so that the peaches look like they are in a light syrup. This is basically the time it takes for both the peaches to warm and the butter to melt. Remove from the heat.
Make the crust: I do this by mix the dry and wet crust ingredients separately then folding them together.
Layer: Add the peach cobbler filling to the bottom of a greased baking dish. Then, put dollops of the crust on top
Bake: until the crust has some golden brown parts.

Top Cooking Tips & FAQs

Heat the cobbler filling until it is incorporated: you are heating the filling to melt the peaches and butter. You don’t have to worry about cooking it until it is thick. It will reduce (or become thicker) as it bakes.
Bake until the almond flour crust is golden: baking allows the crust to brown and the ingredients to meld together. So, you can remove the crust from the oven as early as 15 minutes.

Are canned peaches low carb?

Canned peaches typically come with juice. The extra juice adds both sugar and carbs. I personally use frozen peaches to keep the carbs as low as possible.

Can I make peach cobbler with stevia?

Yes. This keto peach cobbler recipe uses an all-natural sugar replacement. I personally prefer to use a blend of monk fruit and erythritol that I pick up packaged fro the market. But, you can use your favorite sugar replacement like stevia. Be sure to follow the directions for how to substitute it 1:1 with regular sugar.

Recipes to Enjoy This With

I imagine this recipe as part of a keto comfort food meal. So, some of my favorite keto soul food recipes to enjoy this with are:

More Sugar-free Almond Flour Dessert Recipes

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