Dieser Mandelmehl-Pfirsich-Bananenbrot is a gluten-free version of my popular Pfirsich-Bananenbrot, still made with no eggs, no dairy, and no refined sugar, but this time with almond flour and no oil.
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Mandelmehl-Pfirsich-Bananenbrot
Inhaltsstoffe
- ¾ Tasse Bananenpüree - about 2 medium yellow/ripe bananas, peeled, mashed (note 1)
- 3 Esslöffel Mandelbutter - (Anmerkung 2)
- ⅓ Tasse Ahornsirup - (Anmerkung 3)
- 1 Teelöffel Backsoda
- 2 ½ Tassen Mandelmehl - (Anmerkung 4)
- ½ Tasse Glutenfreies Universalmehl - + 1 tbsp to coat the peaches (note 5)
- 2 Esslöffel Leinsamen Mahlzeit - (Anmerkung 6)
- 2 Teelöffel Zitronensaft - (Anmerkung 7)
- 1 Tasse Pfirsichscheiben - aus der Dose oder frisch, entkernt, geschält, in Scheiben geschnitten, fein gehackt, ungeschält (Anmerkung 8)
Optional für einen intensiveren Geschmack
- 1 Teelöffel Vanilleextrakt
- 1 Teelöffel Zimt
Anleitungen
- Before baking, remember that this is an egg-free, gluten-free almond flour bread. It won't be as fluffy as my Erbsech banana bread. Diet will be much more moist, and dense, with some moisture around the fruit pieces
- Den Backofen auf 180 °C (350 °F) vorheizen. Eine Kastenform (9 x 5 cm) mit Backpapier auslegen. Das Papier leicht einölen. Beiseite stellen.
- Peel and mash the bananas using a fork. Measure the exact amount required: 3/4 cup of mashed bananas. If you have leftovers, freeze them in Ziploc bags and use them in a smoothie later. Set aside.
- Open the can of peach, drain over a sieve, discard juice.
- Pat dry the peach slices with absorbent paper as much as you can – you want them as dry as possible, or the bread will stay underbaked in the spots where the fruit stays. Pack 1 cup of peach slices in a measuring cup, then place on a chopping board and use a sharp knife to chop into small pieces – about the size of a blueberry.
- Place the pieces of peaches in a small bowl, add 1 tablespoons of gluten-free flour, and stir to coat. It will look like a messy paste, that's ok.
- In a large mixing bowl, add the mashed bananas, maple syrup, almond butter, lemon juice, and vanilla extract if used. Whisk until well combined.
- Stir in the almond flour, all-purpose gluten-free flour, flaxmeal, baking soda, cinnamon, and coated peach piece. ,
- Stir with a rubber spatula until a very thick batter forms. The fruit will break in the dough that's ok. Don't worry about the batter being very thick, it has to be thick to firm up!
- Transfer the batter into the loaf pan, sprinkle the top with sliced almonds.
- Bake the bread on the center rack for 55-65 minutes at 350°F (180°C), Foil the loaf pan after 20 minutes, to prevent the top from browning too fast. Back until a toothpick inserted in the middle of the bread comes out clean or with only a tiny crumb on it.
- Let the bread cool down for 10 minutes in the pan.
- Heben Sie den herabhängenden Teil des Backpapiers an, um das Brot auf ein Kuchengitter zum Abkühlen zu lösen.
- Let the bread cool for about 3 hour before slicing. If you slice it too early, it will be fragile and fall appart.
- The bread firm up even more after spending time in the fridge.
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Equipment
Ernährung
Zutaten und Substitutionen
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- Bananenpüree – This adds natural sweetness and moisture to the bread. The riper the bananas, the sweeter your bread will be. Measure the amount after mashing. You can’t make this recipe without bananas or swap it for something else.
- Mandelbutter – This acts as a binder and contributes healthy fats and a rich flavor. Peanut butter or sunflower seed butter also work well here.
- Ahornsirup – This provides additional sweetness to the bread. Agave syrup or coconut nectar are fine substitutions.
- Backsoda – This helps the bread rise and gives it a tender crumb.
- Mandelmehl – This is the primary flour, providing a gluten-free structure and a delicate, moist texture. Make sure to use ultra-fine almond flour for the best results. Almond meal will make the bread grainy because it’s coarser.
- Glutenfreies Universalmehl – This helps with the bread’s structure and firmness. Different brands of gluten-free flour blends can bring different results. I don’t recommend arrowroot flour, cornstarch, or rice flour as a swap for all-purpose gluten-free flour.
- Leinsamen Mahlzeit – This acts as an additional binder and helps absorb moisture, especially from the peaches. Ground chia seeds also work if you don’t have flaxseed meal.
- Zitronensaft – This activates the baking soda, aiding in the bread’s rise. Apple cider vinegar is a good alternative.
- Pfirsichscheiben – These add a lovely fruity sweetness and moisture. You can use canned or fresh peaches; just make sure to pat them very dry to avoid a gummy texture in the finished bread.
How to Make Almond Flour Peach Banana Bread
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Cut the sliced peaches in half and coat them in some gluten-free flour.

Die Bananen zerdrücken und die exakt benötigte Menge abmessen.

Add the almond butter, lemon juice, and maple syrup to the mashed bananas.

Add the almond flour and gluten-free flour, pour the peach slices.

Stir the batter until just combined with a spatula.

Backen Sie das Brot auf der mittleren Schiene bei 180 °C (350 °F) für 55-65 Minuten.
Carines Backtipps
Let me share a few more tips for a perfect gluten-free banana bread.
- Messen Sie sorgfältig – Measuring your mashed banana precisely is important for the right consistency. Too much can make the bread too wet.
- It’s Thick, Yes! – The batter is very thick, and that’s what you want. Don’t thin out with extra liquid.
- Nicht übermischen – Once you combine the wet and dry ingredients, mix just until a thick batter forms. Overmixing can lead to a tougher texture.
- Textur Holzstruktur – This is an egg-free almond bread. It means you can’t expect the texture to be as fluffy as baking with eggs and almond flour. The bread texture will stay moist where the peach pieces show. The overall texture of the bread is moist and delicious
- Geduld ist der Schlüssel – Letting the bread cool completely, preferably for about 3 hours, is crucial. If you slice it too soon, it will be very fragile and might fall apart.
- Dry Those Peaches – For the best results, really take the time to pat your peach slices as dry as possible. Excess moisture from the fruit can make parts of the bread gummy.
- Pfannenvorbereitung – Properly lining and lightly oiling your loaf pan with parchment paper ensures easy removal and prevents sticking.
- Check Your Flour – Using a high-quality, ultra-fine almond flour is important for the desired texture. Almond meal will create a much grainier loaf.
- Bake Don’t Burn – Foiling the loaf pan after 20 minutes of baking helps prevent the top from browning too quickly while the inside bakes through.
- Custom Flour Blends – Keep in mind that different gluten-free flour blends behave differently. If you use a brand other than Bob’s Red Mill, your bread’s firmness and texture might vary.
- Plain Option – You can absolutely skip the peaches if you prefer a simpler almond flour banana bread. The recipe works well without them too!







Recipe looks great! Can we add eggs?
I have no idea, I don’t bake with eggs.
Meine Familie hat das geliebt!
Vielen Dank.