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Skillet Peach Pie

ThereAreManyNames
ThereAreManyNames Posts: 54 Member
edited November 2024 in Recipes
Something I just kind of threw together this morning since after eating one oversized, rock hard and tasteless peach yesterday I didn't feel like repeating the experience with the second one I'd bought.

This was delicious and came out to about 250 calories total (rough estimate only since I didn't weigh anything, but I'll do that properly as soon as I can get more peaches.)

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(there was more but some disappeared before it made it from the skillet to the bowl >.>)

1 large peach
1 extremely oversized hard, tasteless peach
pat of butter
dash of salt
1 tbs brown sugar (Level tablespoon, I didn't pack mine but didn't weigh it either, this is the
1 tbs chopped pecans
4 crushed vanilla wafers
cinnamon to taste

Just soften the peach in a pan with the butter over medium heat, then turn it to low and add everything else and stir it around a bit. Cooking the otherwise bad and boring peach REALLY intensifies the flavor.

I didn't have either but I imagine this would be great with a scoop of yogurt for breakfast, or vanilla ice cream for dessert.

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  • TeaBea
    TeaBea Posts: 14,517 Member
    I hate rock hard peaches. Thanks for the idea!
  • acpgee
    acpgee Posts: 8,074 Member
    Thanks for this. Some other ideas for disappointing fruit.

    Sprinkle with sugar and then caramelize it with a blow torch.
    Poach in a combination of wine and sugar to make a compote.
    English summer pudding
    https://www.bbc.com/food/recipes/summerpudding_90295
  • hesn92
    hesn92 Posts: 5,966 Member
    That sounds good. I'd do it with a granny smith apple just because I can't eat them raw, too sour.
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