Bert Swope
Make a Peach Crisp recipe with delicious, juicy peaches, sweet caramelized brown sugar & creamy butter. Fantastic, delicious peach dessert recipe without any cooking skills needed! This super-easy, no fuss, no mess peach crumble recipe is a great and yummy way to kick off the Fall season. With this easy, no fuss, no mess recipe, you can be sure everyone will love this sweet, moist, warm, and comforting dessert. It’s great for any occasion, so be sure to serve it soon.
The recipe uses a 9-inch square pan lined with wax paper, lined beforehand with cooking spray or lemon butter. Using a food color such as eggplant, beige, chocolate, apple cider, or peach, as well as optional additions like honey, raisins, or dates, makes this an extremely versatile dessert. Adjust the cake baking time based on your recipe, and then fill the prepared pan with the fruit.
Begin by preparing the ingredients. Using a wire rack and mixing the wet and dry ingredients together. Once all the wet ingredients are combined, and the dry ingredients have been mixed, add your melted butter and mix until smooth and lumpy. Next, spoon the batter into your baking dish, which should be a square one, and level the surface.
If your recipe calls for applesauce topping, spoon some of that into your pie shell and spread it evenly. Fold the sides of the crumb mixture over the butter, so it forms a smooth topping. Next, spoon a generous helping of the caramelized brown sugar over the top. Finally, place the whole thing in the oven and wait for it to bake.
If your recipe calls for canned peaches, use the can’s sugar and water to make a brown sugar syrup. Mix it together until smooth. Spoon that over the crumble and allow it to cool before serving. You may also want to add in a bit of molasses or brown sugar for an old-fashioned crumble.
Making a cobbler is pretty simple. Start by preheating your oven to 350 degrees and lightly brushing the cobbler’s bottom with sugar. Next, place the peaches in one layer in a single layer of uncooked rolled oats. Cover the peaches with the rolled oats and place them in the oven for about ten minutes until the fruit is soft and just starts to collapse.
Once you remove the peeled and unripe fruit from the oven, cut it into chunks. Scoop out the chunks and put them on a plate. Add a few tablespoons of the brown sugar syrup and fold the pieces around. Then spoon some of the softened syrup over the top of the fruit and spread it evenly. Secure the edges by pressing down lightly.
Now you’re ready to serve! Cut your own shortcake into wedges and place them on a platter. Top each piece with the crumbed fruit and serve with the original recipe for a mouthwatering dessert. If you’re going to serve this recipe at a wedding or some other function, be sure that you’ve taken the time to decorate the platter properly – this is one dish that is best served with some proper decoration!
For a variation on this classic summertime treat, consider spicing up the crumble with some fresh, juicy peaches. To make this easy dessert, simply prepare the peaches and syrup. Next, drizzle over some freshly grated parmesan cheese and scatter the top with a bit of lemon juice. Serve with plenty of soda and enjoy your summer dessert. This simple recipe makes a delicious change of pace for the traditional dessert. The good thing about using fresh fruit in this recipe is that the flavors will meld well with any flavors you may be used in your other recipes, including lemon juice.
A quick and easy way to make this tasty fruit crumble is to simply throw a handful of peaches, cut them into pieces. Then, arrange the pieces on a plate, drizzle over some melted unsweetened coconut oil, and sprinkle over the top. Once melted, turn the pieces over so that they are all evenly coated with the oil. If you serve this crumble chilled, it can also be enjoyed while it is still slightly cold, which will keep its unique flavor.
If you would like to improve the texture of this simple dessert, add a little water or milk to the mix and some natural vanilla ice cream. You can make a pretty strong, vanilla-flavored punch by combining the natural ingredients and pour it over half of the cake, and allowing it to stand for about fifteen minutes. Top off with some more of your favorite toppings, and you have the perfect summer dessert. As an added note, if you would like to improve the nutritional content of this simple dessert, simply substitute the vanilla ice cream for a yogurt recipe or use a bit of honey to increase the sweetness. Finally, for a dessert that can easily be taken anywhere, be sure to take along a container of peach crumble when venturing out on a date to the movies or a picnic.
