Individual Peach Crisp Recipe

This individual peach crisp recipe is quick and easy. And you probably have most of the ingredients in your pantry already!

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Peach Recipes You’ll Love

I’m joining with some of my talented blogging friends and we’re sharing some delicious peach recipes with you. It’s all part of the Pinterest Challenge, hosted by my friend Cindy at County Road 407. If you haven’t visited her blog then be sure to hop over and see her cozy and beautiful Texas farmhouse. And she’s sharing a Peach Sherbet recipe that sounds so yummy!

If you’re coming over from Our Southern Home, welcome! I’ve known Christy for years and adore her style and home. You’ll definitely want to visit her if you haven’t already. And her Brie en croute recipe sounds amazing!

Each month we have an inspiration photo that we base our posts on. This month the theme is peach recipes and our inspiration image is from organics.net. Doesn’t it make your mouth water??

There are several yummy recipes at the bottom of the post so be sure to visit them all. Now let’s get to my recipe for this tasty challenge.

Individual Peach Crisp Recipe

Although there’s really not much better than fresh local peaches on their own, they’re also great in cobblers and crisps. Baking them brings out more of their sweetness and eating them warm gives you a feeling of comfort and happiness.

For this recipe I used some beautiful freestone peaches that I got from The Peach Truck. Are you familiar with them? Their peaches are heavenly! They’re based in Nashville and make stops throughout the south and east during peach season. I’ve gotten peaches from them for several years now and am hooked!!

You can place an order on their site and pick it up when they’re in your area, or you can have them delivered directly to your home, just like Harry & David does with pears. They also sell jams, salsas, Georgia pecans, and more. If you’re interested in trying them, you can save $5 off your order with my referral link: The Peach Truck

Although I used fresh peaches for this recipe, you could also use canned peaches. If you do use those, be sure to drain off any excess liquid so the crisp stays crisp and doesn’t get soggy.

Ingredients for Individual Peach Crisps

There’s nothing complicated about this recipe and you probably have most of the basic ingredients in your pantry. In addition to peaches, here’s what you’ll need:

• Flour
• Brown sugar
• Salt
• Cinnamon
• Butter
• Oats

If you prefer, you can also add chopped pecans as well as nutmeg or ground cloves.

Glass mixing bowl set

Recipe Tips

This recipe calls for allowing the peaches to sit in a mixture of brown sugar and cinnamon. The flavors are infused into the fruit and elevate them to another level of yumminess.

Since peaches are somewhat delicate you’ll want to be careful when handling them. Gently fold the in brown sugar and cinnamon to the sliced peaches with a spatula to coat them completely.

silicone spatula / glass batter bowl

After you mix the topping, sprinkle it on top of the peaches and press it down slightly.

Tip for cutting butter: To make cutting the butter easier, keep it in the refrigerator until you’re ready to use it.

When the topping is slightly golden brown and crisp it’s time to take the peach crisp out of your oven.

NOTE: These little white baking dishes came from Aldi several months ago but you could use these small baking dishes.

You can eat the peach crisp as is or add a dollop of whipped cream or ice cream. We tried them both ways and prefer vanilla ice cream.

Another of my favorite ways to eat peaches is in ice cream. See my recipe for that here: Homemade Peach Ice Cream Recipe. And here’s the recipe for this scrumptious peach crisp:

More Peach Recipes

Be sure to head over to my friends’ blogs and try their yummy peach recipes too! Next up is Julie at My Wee Abode with a peach tartlet recipe that sounds divine!