Peach Crisp
Show: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
Episode: The Secret to Roasted Leg of Lamb
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By Slough14
on March 10, 2013
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I read the reviews about the lemon being a bit overwhelming, but decided to follow the recipe to the note. Before cooking, the lemon and peach seemed to be in balance however, after baking the peach mellowed and the lemon seemed more intense. The lemon is a nice touch but I would cut it in half next time and maybe add some cinnamon. I ended up baking them about 8 min longer and while the topping didn't brown, it wasn't soggy as some people experienced. I used frozen peaches since they are not in season right now. I would make again with modifications.
By dandj
Duluth, GA
on November 06, 2012
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Great recipe. I also substitued the cinnamon for lemon zest. I didn't use raisins. Came out very good. Topping was not crisp, but became crispier (sp? after cooling. Super dessert! Will make again and again!
By akmitchell
on September 09, 2012
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Loved it but recommend substituting 1tsp of ground cinnamon for the lemon and lemon zest. Made it too sour.
By dssrtlvr
on September 04, 2012
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We loved it. I left out the raisins. I liked how the lemon juice gave it a slight tart taste - good blend of flavors with the peach. After it was done I it put on the higher rack to toast the topping a little more.
By amoore_790653
redondo beach, CA
on August 02, 2012
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My husband's favorite! So good and so easy. I incorporated everything with my hands instead of processor. Have made it a few times using dried tart cherries or medley of golden raisins blueberries, etc... for just the golden raisins. It must be served warm to taste the best.
By b.radlove_12014681
Maineville, 75
on July 26, 2012
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I thought the topping was very granola tasting and the topping made enough to double the peaches portion. Made for company and they liked it.
By abrams531
on July 17, 2012
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Awful! The crisp was not crispy but mushy. I had to cook it for over an hour to get the crisp to firm up a bit. That resulted in the peaches being overcooked. The only thing that I did differently from the recipe was cook it in an 8 x 8" glass pan.
By wallawallacook
on September 25, 2011
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I loved this recipe. I cut the butter to one stick, left out the raisins and almonds, and cooked it 10 minutes longer to brown the top. I thought the lemon and zest were spot on. I grated some fresh nutmeg into the crisp. I didn't want to use cinnamon because I wanted the peach flavor to dominate, which is exactly what happened. I served it with coconut ice cream...delicious!
By mxs4ever
Oakland, CA
on September 05, 2011
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i wanted to use the remaining delicious juicy peaches i bought at the farmers market and had a pear that was ready to go; i halved the recipe. It was super easy (I'm challenged in the kitchen and was able to throw this together fairly quickly. I didn't think it missed anything but now i read the reviews it could've used some cinnamon or something. I baked it longer to give it a crisper crust, about 10 minutes more. really yummy and i'll make this again!
By Jenny Girl
Manchester, CT
on August 31, 2011
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I just made this and I agree, the recipe lacks a spice of some kind. I added 1/2 tsp. of cardamon to the crumble and it was deee-licious!One thing I did was swap walnuts for raisins. Served with vanilla ice cream this is truly a great dessert.