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Peach Puree in a glass jar on a table with fresh peaches.
 

Peaches are very abundant this time of year! You can find them at almost every farmers market, grocery store or depending where you live, maybe even on the side of the road!

My dad had purchased not one BUT two deliveries of fresh, hand picked peaches this summer from https://thepeachtruck.com and oh my goodness were they delicious! I had peaches galore and wanted to make all the peach recipes I could. Now I could’ve just peeled them all and froze them…but that’s boring! So the first recipe I made was this peach purée. I love using purées to top my morning chia seed pudding, yogurt bowls or even dairy free ice cream!

Metal bowl filled with fresh peaches.
Pouring honey into a pot of peach slices.

This recipe is super simple to make too! The most difficult part is peeling the peaches but isn’t that what the kids are for? (Actually, I did con my son into peeling them for me, although he only lasted about 10 minutes, lol)!

There is something I love about the smell of warm fruit cooking on the stove. Reminds me of pies, which I don’t make too often. It makes the entire house smell so enticing! It lingers for hours, even after the mess is all cleaned up. Mmmmm, puts a smile on my face just thinking about it but I digress!

A spatula stirring a pot of peach slices.
Pouring peach puree into a glass jar.

Anyway, half this recipe finds a spot in the fridge to use throughout the week. While the other half of the recipe gets frozen for a later date.  Like the middle of winter, when we’re dreaming of those summer days of sun again!

You can leave out the honey, pure vanilla extract and sea salt if you like. The peaches alone make a great  recipe for homemade baby food. Or maybe you want the purest of purées. Either way works!

A glass jar of peach puree.

Let me know how you decide to make yours and what you use it for. I love hearing your comments or better yet, tag me on Instagram if you make any of my recipes!

Many Hugs,

Cathleen

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Author: Cathleen Crobons
Peach Purée

Peach Purée

Prep time: 15 MinCook time: 15 MinTotal time: 30 Min

Ingredients

  • 6 large ripe peaches, peeled and pitted
  • 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
  • honey, measured to your desired sweetness (optional)
  • pinch of sea salt

Instructions

  1. Peel and slice 6 ripe peaches. Be sure to discard the pits. Place in a medium size pot on the stove, over a medium heat. Add vanilla extract, honey and sea salt. Stir well with a spatula or wooden spoon. Cover with a lid and cook until bubbly (about 6 minutes).
  2. When peaches start to bubble, stir and mash with a spatula or wooden spoon. Cover again and continue with this process every few minutes until the peaches are cooked down.
  3. Then take the pot off the heat and let cool. While they are still warm (but not hot) you can purée them with an immersion blender, high powered blender or food processor.
  4. Use peach purée as a topping for desserts, ice cream, yogurt or oatmeal. It’s also perfect as a baby food!

Nutrition Facts

Calories

74.87

Fat

0.35

Sat. Fat

0.03

Carbs

17.96

Fiber

1.98

Net carbs

15.98

Sugar

15.69

Protein

1.22

Sodium

22.21

Cholesterol

0

Nutritional Info is generated automatically and may not be 100% accurate.

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