New Dawn Kitchen

Peach Pie Bars

 

Golden, buttery crusts topped with juicy, jammy peaches — these gluten-free bars are everything you love about peach pie, baked in a simple, sliceable format.

In this on-demand class, I’ll walk you step-by-step through creating the ultimate gluten-free peach bars — tender crust, sweet-tart filling, and a soft, crumbly topping that will disappear fast.

Perfect for summer gatherings, dessert trays, or anytime you crave fresh, fruity baked goodness, these bars are destined to become a family favorite.


You’ll Get:

Full Masterclass Video – Watch as I guide you through mixing, pressing, layering, and baking your bars for the perfect texture.
Downloadable Recipe PDF – Clear instructions, substitution options, and tips for a tender crust and jammy peach filling every time.


What You’ll Learn:

  • How to create a tender, buttery gluten-free crust that holds up to juicy filling.

  • The secret to jammy, fresh-tasting peach filling that doesn’t get soggy.

  • Tips for crumb toppings that stay soft and golden.

  • Make-ahead and freezing tips for easy dessert prep.


Ingredients

Contains: dairy (optional), with dairy-free adaptations included.

Peaches, sugar, millet flour (or rice flour), sorghum flour (or lite buckwheat), butter, arrowroot starch (or tapioca starch), lemon juice, salt.


Ready to Bake the Most Delicious Gluten-Free Peach Bars of Your Life?
👉 Join the Peach Pie Bars Masterclass for just $27 (one-time payment!)

NICE TO MEET YOU

I'm Katy Davis

After having my first daughter in 2010, we were both diagnosed gluten and dairy intolerant when she was just 7 months old. I wasn't sure what I could even eat, I lost 20 pounds, I was feeling frustrated, lonely, and mad at my body.

I bought a gluten free pancake mix that was dry and flavorless but thought, "hey, it's something." I started tweaking it and making it better. I learned how the different flours worked together and what substitutions I could use. The kitchen became my calm place.

Baking for myself and daughter turned to baking for friends, selling at farmers markets, and ultimately opening my own gluten free bakery in 2014.

Now I use what I've learned to help people just like you bake in their own kitchen. I’ll show you how to incorporate baking gluten free into your life so your kitchen can become your calm place too.