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Easy Peach Crisp

ByAnn Drake
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Easy Peach Crisp | A Recipe from On Sutton PlaceThe peaches in my neck of the woods right now have been amazing. Pretty much every peach I have brought home has been perfect. One of the easiest and quickest desserts to make using fresh fruit is a crisp. This easy peach crisp uses basic pantry ingredients and can be ready in no time.

Easy Peach Crisp | A Recipe from On Sutton Place

Easy Peach Crisp

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Ingredients

  • 6 medium peaches
  • 1/4 c. flour
  • 1/4 c. sugar

For the crisp

  • 1 stick butter softened 1/2 c.
  • 1/2 c. brown sugar
  • 1/2 c. white sugar
  • 1/2 c. flour
  • 1/2 c. oats
  • 1/2 t. cinnamon
  • 1/4 t. salt

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • Clean, pit and slice the peaches into a bowl.
  • Add flour and sugar. Mix well.
  • Pour into 9 x 9 pan.

Make the topping

  • Mix all ingredients together with a fork.
  • With your fingers, crumble it on top of the peaches.
  • Bake for 30 minutes or until top is golden and peaches are bubbling around the edge.
  • Serve warm with ice cream or whipped cream.
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Easy Peach Crisp | A Recipe from On Sutton PlaceJust like when I made my Mom’s peach pie, I didn’t peel my peaches. I sliced them thin enough that it wasn’t necessary…and it saves a whole lot of time. Most crisp recipes are very similar and use basic ingredients from your pantry. This one is no different but I’ve found that the measurements perfectly top a 9 x 9 pan. If you’ve never made peach crisp you are in for a treat. It really is the best!

If you aren’t in the mood for a crisp here are a few other ideas!

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22 Comments

  1. Becky Mayville says:

    Sounds delicious! Can’t wait to try! Could use this recipe and subsitute apples or blueberries for fruit??

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  2. Ann, I made this tonight and it is delicious! I had only a partial stick of butter in the fridge (3/4 of a stick), so I used that and the topping crumbled up perfectly…plus we didn’t miss the calories. Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it was pure heaven! Thanks for sharing!

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  3. You are my kind of baker, Ann. I love simple desserts like this. I like that you don’t have to peal the peaches! Pinning! Our peaches this year have not been great, though.

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  4. Pamela @ FlowerPatchFarmhouse.com says:

    This looks heavenly! I have a peach tree that I grew from seed, it is an heirloom variety that I got from my Grandmother. It is loaded with the sweetest most flavorful peaches. I can’t wait to try this. I am hoping the bears and deer will leave them alone this year. Your blog looks lovely.

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Bears? Oh my goodness. I hope they don’t dine on your peaches!

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  5. We love peach cobbler at our home, we love it with vanilla ice cream! We will be trying your recipe . Thanks for sharing. Your new blog make over looks wonderful very easy to navigate too.

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Thank you for the comment about my blog. I love the graphic design part but I do need a little help now and then. My friend Bernadette was wonderful. She listened to me and gave me exactly what I had in mind. I love it too!

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  6. This looks so yummy, Ann! All of your recipes that I have tried turned out beautifully.
    Thanks for sharing them!

    P.S. I really like the new look of your blog ;)

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  7. Penny @ The Comforts of Home says:

    I have a bowl of peaches just waiting for me to make this! We have company coming on Saturday and this was my planned dessert. You can’t beat fresh peaches!

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      I agree. There is really nothing better. Enjoy your company this weekend!

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  8. Ann, this looks wonderfully delicious! We have visited the peach orchard twice this summer. We bought a huge box of them on one of our trips. They are sliced and frozen but I bet they would work fine for your recipe. Thanks for sharing this one.

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Oh my goodness having peaches in the freezer sounds heavenly. I think they would work great for a crisp or cobbler. Enjoy!

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  9. Thanks, Ann. I will be trying this one! The peaches have been awesome. and a dip of vanilla ice cream would be the perfect topping! :)

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      I agree about the peaches. They have been just incredible. Enjoy!

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  10. Oops, forgot to comment on the *new look* of your blog. Looks great! You really have an eye for design.

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Thank you Janice! I love it too…

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  11. My daughter brought me a bag of good ole Georgia Peach Truck peaches today. Some of those may go in this dessert. It looks so yummy!

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  12. one of my favorite desserts….or breakfast….hehe….I have an old Quaker Oats recipe I have been using since 1974 or so…..I always use more oats than flour…and way more cinnamon!!
    and Deborah…yes use other fruits….apple is great too

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Shelley I wasn’t going to tell anyone but I ate it for breakfast twice the last time I made it. I figured it was OK since it had fruit and oatmeal. lol.

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  13. Sounds delish. . ., but can you use plums or nectarines?

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Absolutely. I think any fruit you wanted to try would work. Mixing nectarines and plums sounds delicious!

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