Peach Crisp
Show: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
Episode: The Secret to Roasted Leg of Lamb
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By Joyce Sullivan
Ft Lauderdale FL
on August 30, 2009
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And that is because with the departure of summer, so go the wonderful fruits of summer (Yeah, I know, there is always frozen, but there is nothing as good as the real thing This crisp receipe is absolutely the best on the planet. It is perfedt everytime and it could not be any easier..There are so many ways of switching it up too..Today I did peach and bing cheeries and with the exception of pitting the cheeries it was a huge success. I have done strawberries/peches,blueberries,blackberries and raspberries, all to die for and of course you can throw any kind of apples.into mix, or just do a variety of apples by themselfs..My whold freezer is full of them and they freeze very well, just remove about 2 hours before serving, make up some fresh whipped creme and you have a desert good enough for anyone on your list..Oh if if whipped cream is not your thing, try some softebed Haggen Dias on top, but be sure to take of out of freezer about 10 minutew
By helenkama_12102722
Cypress, 43
on August 29, 2009
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I didn't want to go to the store, so used what I had on hand. For the filling I did not use any lemon at all, nor the raisins. I added one teaspoon of cinnamon. For the topping I did not use the raisins, nor the almonds.
I did not use a food processor (hate cleaning it, but rather I mixed it with my fingers until it was crumbly...no need for water.
I used "Smart Balance" instead of unsalted butter.
I baked it in a deep casserole dish for about 55 minutes. My husband loves it. Adding the vanilla ice cream or some Cool Whip makes it super duper!
By tracyleigh5_117...
Firestone, CO
on August 14, 2009
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What size ramekins were used for this recipe?
By matt6_8735277
midlothian, TX
on July 29, 2009
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I made this peach crisp tonight and the crust is absolutely out of this world delicious. I do have one complaint concerning the lemon zest. Next time, I will just use the lemon juice. The zest was very so overpowering. Everyone agreed that we should leave it out next time. Still, this was really delicious. It is a definite keeper.
By lkmatherly_9311442
Simpsonville, KY
on July 25, 2009
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My family loved this super-easy and delicious recipe for peach crisp. The topping is fabulous! I used a casserole dish vs. individual cups, baked it for a bit longer (~35 minutes also omitted the raisins and used chopped almonds. Wonderful with vanilla ice cream!
By rfd1440_7856947
Fort Lauderdale, FL
on July 14, 2009
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This peach crisp is quick and easy to make and is delightful with vanilla ice cream-I broiled the crisp at the end which made the crust crunchy which we like. I recommend individual dishes as it looks so special.
By thefishingline_...
ST CHARLES, IL
on December 20, 2008
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I JUST MADE THIS RECIPE, AND IT'S GREAT ESPECIALLY WITH THE ICE CREAM.
I USED FROZEN PEACHES. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW MUCH BETTER IT'S GOING TO TASTE WITH FRESH SUMMER PEACHES.
By sheehan_meg_111...
fort hood, TX
on October 02, 2008
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I didn't have ramekins but baked this is an 8x8 square dish and it worked great - it was spectacular.
By weeta399_6724027
Bloomfield Hill...
on September 16, 2008
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My husband made this using our formal (dishes coffee cups since we didn't have alot of ramekins. The recipe is clever for entertaining-everyone gets their own! It's not overly sweet and the addition of lemon zest gives it a very sophisticated taste.
By vknotary@yahoo.com
Danville, CA
on July 15, 2008
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Like her advertisement says "like a restaurant chef". This was the best peach crisp I've had. I hope she has a lot more recipes.