I am making my sweetie a Peach Pie to take with him fishing this week... anyone have an extra special recipe?

Thanks!

Here is one to die for:

Fresh Peach Pie

Crust: 1-1/2 cup flour
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 cup oil
2 Tbls. sugar
2 Tbls. milk

Mix with electric mixer. Press in pie pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 15-20 minutes.

Filling: 1/2 cup sugar'
3 Tbls. corn starch
2 Tbls. white syrup
1 cup water

Cook on med. heat stirring constantly until thick. Remove from heat, stir in 2 Tbls. dry peach jello. Cool in fridge 15-20 minutes. DO NOT SET. Stir in 4 cups sliced peaches. Pour in crust. Refrigerate or freeze. Enjoy.

thanks for the recipe

Patty that sounds wonderful! Thank you.

Thanks crabby patty!! :-)

This is wonderful with any type soft fruit, strawberries, raspberries,just use same flavor of jello.

I use the recipe on Tapioca pudding, it's delicious. They do not put Peach Pie on each box so here is the recipe:

4 cups of sliced peaches, 3 or 4 cups sugar, 1/4 cup Tapioca, and 1 Tbsp of lemon juice. Stir and let sit for 15 minutes, stir again and put into pie shell. I like cinnamon and a dash of nutmeg in my peach pie so I sprinkle maybe a 1/2 tsp of cinnamon and a sprinkle of nutmeg before putting into pie shell. Dot 1 Tblsp of butter on top of peaches and add top shell. Bake in preheated 400 degree oven for about 50-60 min. I put something on the bottom of my oven as this may bubble out. This is a delicious recipe. Honest Abe. :thumbup:

Peach Pie - Toni Parrish

6 peaches, skinned and sliced
Put into an unbaked pie shell

Mix together the following and pour over peaches:

1 cup sugar
1 T. (or 2) flour
2 beaten eggs
3 T. Cream or half and half

Bake at 425 for 15 minutes. Turn oven down to 375 and bake for 30 minutes.
Chill when cooled.

Thank you for the great recipes. Can;t wait to make one.

Is that really 3 or 4 cups sugar? Maybe it should be 3/4 cup sugar?
I meant to quote 'Wannabee Quiltin'.

Thanks ladies!!

We always use this receipe. Quick and easy.
Make crust for a double crust pie, Then peel about 5-6 peaches, depending on size, add 1 cup sugar, 2 Tablespoon flour, 1/4 teas. cinnamon, mix together, put in pie shell. Dot with butter, and sprinkle a little cinnamon on top. Put the top crust on. Bake at 350 for 1 hour.

Whatever you do use, always add Almond flavoring. Almost 45 years ago my lovely Portuguese Mother in law taught me to always use Almond flavoring in any of the stone fruit cooking. (Stone fruits include Apricot and Peach and Plum, etc.) I've always done that and it intensifies the flavor of whatever it's added to.

Very interesting! I will have to remember that..

Sounds wonderful

this is the same recipe I use it is delicious!

We like this one:
Crust: 2 c. flour
1/2 t.salt
1/2 c. liquid oil+1/4 c. water
6-7 cups sliced peaches; just a wild guess, but you can tell when you have enough.
3/4-1 c. sugar
Peaches to fill the pie pan
tapioca or flour to thicken
margarine or butter.
CRUST:
Mix the flour and salt. Add the oil and water mixture.
Stir well; lay out on a bread board or wax paper. Flour the surface well before putting dough on it; divide the dough in half. Roll out to fairly thin, have floured well. Either wrap around the rolling pin, or lift carefully to the pie pan. Fill the pie pan with the crust.

PEACH MIXTURE:
1. Have a bowl of lemon juice and water ready for the sliced peaches. This prevents them from turning dark.
2. Flour the bottom of the pie pan well to keep the juices from making the crust soggy.
3. Fill the pie pan with the sliced peaches, and discard the lemon juice/water mixture.
4. Coat the peaches well with: sugar, tapioca--about 2-3 T.; flour, about the same. Stir until the peaches are well coated.
5. Put dots of butter/margarine on top.
6. Add about 2 T. Cinnamon for extra flavor, and stir well.
7. Roll out the other half of the crust, and put on top. Carefully adjust it to the top so it looks yummy.
Bake about 15 min at 425. Reduce heat and bake about 30 min. at 375.
Let cool awhile before cutting.
***We love this pie, and you can make Apple the same.
2. Remove skin by dipping in boiling water. Slice peaches into the above.
Serve and enjoy!!
Mariah.

Could the corn starch be swapped out for Tapioca? I read that Tapioca creates a "clear" glaze - and I know that corn starch creates a hazy glaze??? Just wondering???

In answer to NanaCoop's question about substituting corn starch for the tapicoa: Yes, either flour or cornstarch. It is a matter of what you like. I like the glisteny finish tapioca gives.
This pie leaves you wanting another piece--after "just one."
Mariah.

Thanks sounds really good and DH come home from flea market today with fresh peaches

I will have to brag; it is delicious, and you can make Apple or any fruit pies the same way.
Also, if you don't have enough peaches, you can add Blueberries or other berries, and that is also delicious.
Good luck with your peaches and peach pie!
Mariah

Thanks so much!! Go ahead and brag--love to hear it. :)

Many years ago, I had a recipe that called for adding a handful of the little hot cinnamon candies to a peach pie. It was actually a valentine dessert - with a heart cutout in the top crust so the "blushing peaches" would show.

You could probably substitute tapioca for the corn starch but when you cook the glaze it is clear anyway. Whichever you prefer.patti

I have done this with corn starch and it's always cloudy.

This isn't a pie but when I was a child (many years ago) mom would use canned peach halfs, drained well, with a cube of cream cheese in the middle and a drop of almond flavoring added. She would broil them just until the cream cheese got a little brown on the edges. Yum, these were so good and quick to make. Think I'll make some tonight.

That does sound good! My BF's mom cans lotsa peaches, I will be passing this on to her for sure!