Peach Pie

Summer means peach season and it's time for the peach festival in town and time to eat a peach pie. Here's our favorite peach pie recipe to share with you!

Old Fashioned Peach Cobbler (A.K.A. Peach Puzzle)

This old fashioned peach cobbler has a trick: a tea cup or ramekin catches all the juices during baking, making for a delicious syrup.

Classic Peach Pie

Late summer signals the arrival of peaches, and the perfect opportunity to bake pie. Here is a basic recipe that lets the pure, sweet, bright flavor of peaches sing with just a hint of lime against a buttery crust. It's perfect on its own and even better served warm with a scoop of vanilla or butter pecan ice cream.

Freeform Peach Pie (Galette)

Ripe summer peaches don't hold up well in the oven, so it's best to bake them as briefly as possible, which is why I prefer them as an open-faced pie—or galette, as the French would say. Without a pie plate to contend with, the crust bakes so quickly, the peach slices stay wonderfully tender, juicy, and fresh.

Peach Crisp

With a jammy filling of vanilla-scented peaches beneath a crunchy topping of whole-wheat flour, oats, and toasted pecans, this peach crisp tastes like the best of summer.

Peach Cobbler

You'll love how the syrup for this peach cobbler is made using the peach juices rather than just sugar and water. Peach flavour to the max!

Classic Biscuit-Topped Peach Cobbler

The perfect peach cobbler is also a simple one. This recipe whips up quickly and features lightly sweetened summer peaches in a rich syrup, topped with a moist and tender biscuit that's perfect for soaking up all those juices.

Peach Squares: Incredibly EASY Recipe! - The Woks of Life

This crazy simple recipe for peach squares is one of our favorite summer treats, and can be made with berries, plums, or whatever other fruit you like!

Mini Glazed Peach Scones

These petite scones are great for summer parties: light, sweet, and packed with ripe peaches

Peach Snickerdoodle Cobbler

Peaches—peeled, sliced and macerated in a mixture of dark brown sugar, ground ginger and bourbon—are crammed into ramekins and topped with golf ball-sized chunks of sugar-and-spice crusted snickerdoodle dough.