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Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler
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What do you usually reach for at breakfast? Porridge? Toast? Cornflakes? But what about when you are following a gluten-free diet? Do you feel restricted by what’s on offer? Or perhaps you want to make your breakfast a little more exciting!
Well, I’ve teamed up with FREEE by Doves Farm to introduce you to their new cereal range created especially for those following a gluten-free diet and also bring you a new Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler recipe too!
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Ingredients
For 4 Person(s)
For the fruit filling
- 4 cups Mixed berries (I used raspberries, blackberries and blueberries)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tbsp water
For the topping
- 0.5 cup dairy-free butter (softened)
- 0.75 cup golden caster sugar
- 1 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Plain White Flour
- 0.5 tsp baking powder
- 0.5 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Organic Corn Flakes
- 0.5 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Organic Chocolate Stars – plus extra for sprinkling
Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler Directions
To make the fruit filling:
Preheat the oven to 180c/ 350F/ Gas 4 and place 3 ramekins/ 1 square roasting tray on a baking sheet.
Put the mixed berries, the vanilla extract and 1 tbsp water into a bowl and stir well before dividing amongst the ramekins or turning out into the roasting tray.
Then leave whilst you make the topping.
To make the topping:
In a large bowl add the softened butter and golden caster sugar and beat until well combined.
Then carefully add the FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Plain White Flour, baking powder, FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Corn Flakes and Chocolate Stars and mix carefully until it looks like crumbs/crumble mix.
Place the mixture on top of the mixed berries, being careful not to press down – you want an uneven finish to get the best results and to allow the fruit mixture to bubble up through the topping. Use a little more of the Chocolate Stars for a final sprinkle over the top.
Place in the oven and leave to bake for 20 minutes if in ramekins, 30 minutes if in a roasting tray.
Once golden on top, and the fruit is bubbling away you will know it is ready.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool slightly before serving.
Eat as is if for breakfast, or with dairy-free custard or cream if for pudding.
Enjoy!
Recipe notes
Let me give you a bit more information about the range - you can currently get the following:
- Gluten Free Organic Cereal Flakes
- Gluten Free Organic Fibre Flakes
- Gluten Free Organic Chocolate Stars
- Gluten Free Organic Corn Flakes
And not only are they all gluten-free, but they’re dairy-free too, which means they’re safe for little dude! He was beside himself when he found out there was a whole new range that was safe for him and dove straight into the chocolate stars box!
Yep, these beauties are gluten-free, organic, made in Wiltshire, and deliciously tasty too. They’re also suitable for many other free from diets and there are options for those looking for high fibre, low fat or low sugars too. They are available on line and also major retailers, as well as independent food stores, farm shops and traditional wholesalers. Basically, there’s no excuse for you not to be able to get your hands on them!
Long time followers will know that I have been a guest presenter at the Allergy Show for a number of years for FREEE by Doves Farm, creating recipes that use their multi award-winning flour, so it’s no surprise that I’m a fan of the cereals too.
I’m sure many of you will have heard of them, but just in case you haven’t, they are a proudly British and family-owned brand, with over 40 years’ experience of gluten-free baking and recently built a new dedicated gluten free cereal plant. They are a trusted name, and a go to brand for those following a gluten-free diet due to medical reasons or through personal choice.
So back to the recipe I’ve created….I’m talking about those days when you have time to do a little bit more.
Now, I don’t know about you, but I find there is something very comforting about mixed berries, even more so when they are turned into a delicious compote as part of a recipe. It’s also a great way of getting extra nutrients into your diet, which is important when you have to exclude certain food groups!
My idea behind this recipe was to not only make it suitable for breakfast, but for it to be a pudding option too, so that I can really show the versatility of this wonderful cereal range to you.
So, imagine a cold morning, looking for something to warm you up to start the day. Or a comforting pudding on a cold day, giving you that cosy feeling.
I give you ‘Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler’
(NB: This is a sponsored post in collaboration with FREEE by Doves Farm)
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What do you usually reach for at breakfast? Porridge? Toast? Cornflakes? But what about when you are following a gluten-free diet? Do you feel restricted by what’s on offer? Or perhaps you want to make your breakfast a little more exciting!
Well, I’ve teamed up with FREEE by Doves Farm to introduce you to their new cereal range created especially for those following a gluten-free diet and also bring you a new Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler recipe too!
Ingredients
For 4 Person(s)
For the fruit filling
- 4 cups Mixed berries (I used raspberries, blackberries and blueberries)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tbsp water
For the topping
- 0.5 cup dairy-free butter (softened)
- 0.75 cup golden caster sugar
- 1 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Plain White Flour
- 0.5 tsp baking powder
- 0.5 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Organic Corn Flakes
- 0.5 cup FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Organic Chocolate Stars – plus extra for sprinkling
Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler Directions
To make the fruit filling:
Preheat the oven to 180c/ 350F/ Gas 4 and place 3 ramekins/ 1 square roasting tray on a baking sheet.
Put the mixed berries, the vanilla extract and 1 tbsp water into a bowl and stir well before dividing amongst the ramekins or turning out into the roasting tray.
Then leave whilst you make the topping.
To make the topping:
In a large bowl add the softened butter and golden caster sugar and beat until well combined.
Then carefully add the FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Plain White Flour, baking powder, FREEE by Doves Farm Gluten Free Corn Flakes and Chocolate Stars and mix carefully until it looks like crumbs/crumble mix.
Place the mixture on top of the mixed berries, being careful not to press down – you want an uneven finish to get the best results and to allow the fruit mixture to bubble up through the topping. Use a little more of the Chocolate Stars for a final sprinkle over the top.
Place in the oven and leave to bake for 20 minutes if in ramekins, 30 minutes if in a roasting tray.
Once golden on top, and the fruit is bubbling away you will know it is ready.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool slightly before serving.
Eat as is if for breakfast, or with dairy-free custard or cream if for pudding.
Enjoy!
Recipe notes
Let me give you a bit more information about the range - you can currently get the following:
- Gluten Free Organic Cereal Flakes
- Gluten Free Organic Fibre Flakes
- Gluten Free Organic Chocolate Stars
- Gluten Free Organic Corn Flakes
And not only are they all gluten-free, but they’re dairy-free too, which means they’re safe for little dude! He was beside himself when he found out there was a whole new range that was safe for him and dove straight into the chocolate stars box!
Yep, these beauties are gluten-free, organic, made in Wiltshire, and deliciously tasty too. They’re also suitable for many other free from diets and there are options for those looking for high fibre, low fat or low sugars too. They are available on line and also major retailers, as well as independent food stores, farm shops and traditional wholesalers. Basically, there’s no excuse for you not to be able to get your hands on them!
Long time followers will know that I have been a guest presenter at the Allergy Show for a number of years for FREEE by Doves Farm, creating recipes that use their multi award-winning flour, so it’s no surprise that I’m a fan of the cereals too.
I’m sure many of you will have heard of them, but just in case you haven’t, they are a proudly British and family-owned brand, with over 40 years’ experience of gluten-free baking and recently built a new dedicated gluten free cereal plant. They are a trusted name, and a go to brand for those following a gluten-free diet due to medical reasons or through personal choice.
So back to the recipe I’ve created….I’m talking about those days when you have time to do a little bit more.
Now, I don’t know about you, but I find there is something very comforting about mixed berries, even more so when they are turned into a delicious compote as part of a recipe. It’s also a great way of getting extra nutrients into your diet, which is important when you have to exclude certain food groups!
My idea behind this recipe was to not only make it suitable for breakfast, but for it to be a pudding option too, so that I can really show the versatility of this wonderful cereal range to you.
So, imagine a cold morning, looking for something to warm you up to start the day. Or a comforting pudding on a cold day, giving you that cosy feeling.
I give you ‘Mixed Berry Gluten-Free Cobbler’
(NB: This is a sponsored post in collaboration with FREEE by Doves Farm)
Reviews
lfeled - * * * Apple iPhone 15 Free * * * hs=cd1ec49df0574c58f5c71e6c66405489*
2lsiu4 - * * * Apple iPhone 15 Free: https://orthopaedicum-lich.de/upload/go.php * * * hs=cd1ec49df0574c58f5c71e6c66405489*
Hello intolerantgourmand.com owner, Your posts are always well researched. - Patrick Hutto
Dear intolerantgourmand.com Webmaster, similar in this article: Link Text - Margo Hash
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