10+ Fresh Peach Recipes
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When peaches are in season, it’s absolutely imperative to GO FOR IT with recipes using this glorious stone fruit. We rounded up a wide variety of mouth-watering fresh peach recipes including pie, a drink, cobbler, muffins, and more.
I’d recommend starting with the Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix or Jane’s Grilled Peaches recipes.
Fresh Peach Recipes
The perfect in-season peaches offer to-die-for filling in crisps, cobblers, and pies or a fresh addition to overnight oats, salad, or fruit salsa. The options are endless, but here’s a great start with some delicious peach recipes.
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal is nutritious, crowd-pleasing, and filling. Juicy peaches add sweetness, while pecans bring a crunch. Top with warm milk or our vanilla glaze for extra creaminess!
Jane’s Grilled Peaches
These sweet and savory grilled peaches are an explosion of flavors making for an interesting side dish for your next cookout. Only 6 ingredients and a few minutes of grilling required!
Easy Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix
This peach cobbler with yellow cake mix is so easy, quick to make, and full of flavor. The lightly-spiced peach filling has a moist, cake-like crust topped with pecans, brown sugar, and cinnamon for a sweet crunch. Make this peach dump cake using store-bought shortcuts or our from-scratch options.
Peach Pie Overnight Oats
This make-ahead overnight oats recipe takes just minutes to put together and provides a super nutritious and quick breakfast. Lasts in the fridge for days!
The Best Peach Crisp
A delightfully sweet, fruity, and crumbly dessert that all ages enjoy.
“Oh my lanta. So flipping good! Thank you for this yummy and easy recipe!” – Ellie
Peaches and Cream Steel Cut Oats
Peaches and Cream Steel Cut Oats delivers classic peach pie flavors into every bite. We love this healthy recipe that makes both adults and kids happy. Steel cut oatmeal even works beautifully to prep ahead for the freezer.
Baked Oatmeal
Mixed Fruit Baked Oatmeal is a nutritious breakfast option that brings together the comforting flavors of oats, nuts, and a medley of fresh fruits. This mouthwatering, make-ahead breakfast comes together FAST and can be customized to whatever fruit you have on hand — like peaches!
Salmon with Peach Salsa
By The Cookie Rookie
The sweet grilled salmon marinade combined with the spicy sweet peach salsa is just so tasty! You can have the best sweet soy glazed salmon recipe ready in no time at all.
Peach Streusel Muffins
by Sally’s Baking Addiction
Each bite is loaded with juicy peaches, cinnamon spice, and delicious brown sugar. Top these buttery and cake-like muffins with brown sugar cinnamon streusel and don’t forget to finish them off with a drizzle of vanilla icing.
Fresh Peach Lemonade
by Sweet Cayenne
This quick and easy fresh peach lemonade recipe is less than 5 ingredients and only takes 10 minutes to make! It can be made with fresh or frozen peaches.
Peaches N’ Cream Fruit Pizza
by Sweet Cayenne
This Peach Fruit Pizza is a smaller version of a traditional fruit pizza and is made in a 9-inch cake pan. It has a buttery Snickerdoodle crust and is topped with a luscious cream cheese frosting and topped with juicy summer peaches!
Did You Know You Can Freeze Peaches?
Loving those in-season peaches? Read about how to freeze fresh peaches for the future! What a great way to use them all year long.
FAQs About Peaches
While there are many varieties of peaches popular ones include clingstone, freestone, white peaches, and yellow peaches. Clingstone peaches have flesh that clings to the pit, while freestone peaches have flesh that easily separates from the pit. White peaches have a pale, creamy-colored flesh, and yellow peaches have a vibrant golden-yellow flesh.
As with most produce, peach season varies depending on location. In general, peach season typically falls in the summer months. The exact timing can differ by a few weeks or months based on the specific location.
Give them a sniff! Ripe peaches are often characterized by their pleasant aroma. The flesh should give slightly when gently pressed, but it shouldn’t be too mushy. Avoid peaches that are overly hard or have greenish tones, as they may not be fully ripe.
If your peaches are ripe and you plan to eat them soon, store them at room temperature. If you want to extend their shelf life, you can place them in the refrigerator.
Yes! To freeze peaches, wash and slice them. You can peel them before slicing but I almost never do. Place the slices on a baking sheet and freeze them individually before transferring them to a freezer container.
What are your go-to fresh peach recipes? Please share in the comments!
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