2manyhobbies

Stopping at a U-pick peaches farm on the way home from Michigan, I got into to the spirit of things and picked 28 lb. Now I have them ripening on my porch, my whole house is torn up because we had our kitchen floors re-sanded, the garden is begging for attention, and the quilting projects are piling up. But I think the peaches, so wonderfully tasty from Coloma, Michigsn, need my attention first. I'm stopping for pie plates and using Paula Dean's pie filling recipe to make four frozen fillings to pop into to crusts later. In the dead of winter we'll have a glorious taste of Michigan, where I grew up. (There was a chocolate shop next door to the peach farm. I bought a cup that says, "Nobody knows the truffles I've seen :-).

Tartan

Our peach tree is usually loaded about now but the late frost killed the blossoms. I have peach envy.

calla

Sounds tasty, I need to pull out the map and find this community

QuiltnNan

peach pie... yum. being on low carbs, making it without the crust sounds like a good idea right now.

angelarose

I'm on the beginning of my second week of so. beach gluten solution diet. One more week of NO fruit. Those peaches are calling me, not the crust, but oh those peaches.

Nammie to 7

Peach pie sounds so good! When will you have the coffee on?

Jim's Gem

Sounds yummy!

QUILTNMO

sounds yummy love peach cobbler!!

MadQuilter

Don't like peaches so you enjoy yours. You can have mine too.

DDuMouchel

Yum. Make a jar of spiced peaches for me.