Indulge in the delightful flavors of Mini Peach Crisps with this easy-to-follow recipe. Diced peaches, sugar, and a touch of cornstarch create a luscious fruit filling, while a buttery crumble topping, infused with cinnamon, adds a perfect crunchy texture. Bake until golden brown, and serve these mini treats with a dollop of whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream for an unforgettable dessert experience!
With Fall in full swing, and the weather actually feeling like winter, it is time to pull out the fuzzy socks and take advantage of pumpkin patches, apple picking and a great homemade soup. One thing that I love to be able to do is bake! It warms the house and really can warm the soul. After you’ve enjoyed a day outside raking leaves or just waiting at the bus stop, having personal sized peach crisps ready to go is bound to be a hit!
Okay, let me tell you a secret – a crisp is the perfect alternative to not having to deal with making your own pie dough or heading out to the store to find pre-made dough. Since the ingredients in any crisp are standard pantry items, it usually means having the right fruit and a few minutes to prepare this easy afternoon snack, or dress it up and it is perfect to serve to out of town visitors too!
Since these are made in personal ramekins, you can make as much or as little as you want – they can even be frozen to eat later after a quick reheat.
Picking the Perfect Peach
When it comes to finding the perfect peach, we all know that the light ones are likely more “woody” and dry. But, what is the best peach for baking? Is it okay to pick soft ones? Does it matter if they’re yellow or white? Coming from someone who’s visited peach country (hello Georgia readers!) you’re likely to get a slightly different opinion than someone who prefers California-grown peaches. Now, fast fact: Peaches were first cultivated in China. Who knew!
Tips for a good baking peach
- People bake with peaches late in the season because late season peaches are usually freestone peaches. These are the perfect ones for baking!
- Choose yellow peaches are usually “thicker” fleshed, so they hold up better for consistency when baking versus white peaches
- Choose a peach that is heavier than others of similar size – test this by holding two and comparing a few, choosing heavier ones
- Bruised skin isn’t the end of the world, but check for soft spots and choose other peaches when possible (but for peach sauce (think apple sauce and peaches mixed), bruised ones are fine!)
- Softer peaches are perfect for baking, just make sure that again, they are not bruised.
- Many times you’ll want to remove the skin from the peach before baking. To do so, bring 6 or more cups of water to a rapid boil. Make an ‘X’ in the bottom of the peach. Gently the drop the peaches one by one into the water, removing after 20-30 seconds. Using a slotted spoon, take the peaches out and put them into a large bowl of ice water. From there, peel away from the X.
- Once you’ve found the perfect selection of peaches, enjoy your mini peach crisps as a snack or as a dessert. You really can’t go wrong with this recipe. Serve it warm with your favorite real vanilla ice cream or with a dollop of whipped cream and everyone will probably ask when you’re serving it again!
MORE YUMMY FALL TREATS TO TRY!
Pumpkin S’mores Cheesecake Bars
Caramel Crunch Pumpkin Ice Cream
Easy Pumpkin Dump Cake
Baked Apple Cider Donuts
Easy Caramel Slice Recipe
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Mini Peach Crisps
Description
Mini Peach Crisps – Diced peaches, sugar, and a touch of cornstarch create a luscious fruit filling, while a buttery crumble topping infused with cinnamon, adds a perfect crunchy texture. You’ll be amazed!
Ingredients
2 cups diced peaches
1/4 cup sugar
1 tbsp Cornstarch
For the Crumble Topping:
4 tbsp butter, melted
3/4 cup flour
1/4 cup brown sugar
1 tbsp sugar
1/2 tbsp cinnamon
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Spray 4 ramekins with cooking spray. Set aside.
- In a bowl mix the peaches with the sugar and cornstarch.
- Spoon the peaches evenly into the ramekins.
- For the topping, mix all the ingredients together until it turns into a sand-like texture.
- Using a spoon, top each ramekin with the crumble. It’s okay if there are uneven clumps.
- Place the ramekins on a baking sheet and bake for about 30 minutes or until the fruit is bubbling and the crisp is golden brown.
- Serve with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
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This reminds me so much of my grandmother. She used to pick fresh peaches off the tree in her yard and make cobblers, crisps, or pies. So yummy. I’ll have to try this recipe.
We all in the house love peaches, so we’ll love this peach crisp in a mini version! Yum!
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I really do love peaches. These look like such yummy desserts for when we entertain.
I love peach crisps and these look so simple & yummy! A perfect dish to serve especially easy for little ones to enjoy as well!
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This is making me crave! I can’t wait to try the recipe.
This looks like an awesome recipe! I’m sure my husband will enjoy this meal.
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These mini peach crisps are too cute in the ramekins, they’d be a perfect post-dinner dessert!
I have peaches in my freezer. I will be making this dessert.
I haven’t had peach cobbler in so long but I do love a good cobbler. I will be trying your recipe maybe as a Thanksgiving dessert or treat in December too!
I love crisps but hadn’t thought of making mini versions before. What a great idea and I will definitely try it.
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We would love this dessert. We’re all big fans of peaches. I’ll have to make this soon!
This looks so good! I will def be making for a summer barbeque!
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Great information on choosing peaches for baking. I didn’t know any of that! Pinning for later!
I love fruit crisps! I usually just do berries or apple, but will have to try this peach crisp. Looks so yummy an easy to do to.
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We love to put peach slices to our dining table and at last we have something more yummy to enjoy hahha thanks for this recipe
Peach and crisp perfect match. Only issue I have is mini, just means that I will have to eat more then one. No complaints.
Oooh I love peach crisps and these look so simple & yummy! A perfect dish to serve especially easy for little ones to enjoy as well!
I have to try this as I love peaches. But I don’t know when peaches are in season here.
We make fruit crisps a lot in our house, usually with whatever fruit we have leftover and starting to go bad. These peach ones look delicious, but peaches hardly last long enough in our house to get to this stage. 😛
Yum! This looks so good! I love peaches but have never actually baked them – thanks to your tips about choosing the perfect peaches for baking, I think I’m going to finally give it a try!
Ramekins like those have been on my “to get” list for too long. My kids love peach/apple/cherry cobbler and these would make the perfect size for each. Going to finally get those ramekins so I can try this.
These look amazing! I love peach cobbler, but hadn’t thought of a peach crisp until now. What a tasty dessert option!
Those look so good! I love the idea of serving these mini-desserts. YUM!
These look absolutely delicious! And easy to make vegan as well! 🙂
It’s funny, I love peaches but for some reason it’s not the first fruit that comes to mind around here? I can’t even remember the last time I had one! I think I’ll try this!
Great to know. I never knew the exact peach to pick. This looks very yummy. I can’t wait to give it a try. Thx for sharing.
These peach crisps look so good! I will be making these when I go to Cape Town in the new year and have a glut of fresh sweet in season peaches.
Oh this looks incredible! Peach cobbler is one of my favorite desserts, but haven’t tried a peach crisp yet! Yummy!
Wow, it looks so good and tasty and I can say that this is something that I need to do on this coming Thanksgiving, thanks for sharing!
Wow, I love this peach crisps recipe it is so delicious and look so easy to prepare. I will def try to make this for the whole family
My kids would absolutely love these. This would disappear in no time at our house! This is my kind of weekend treat.
It looks divine and makes me hungry! Just perfect for this holiday season. Thanks for sharing the recipe with us!
This sounds like a delicious and very easy to make dessert. I like that you can replace the fruit with whatever is in season – peaches are long gone from my local supermarkets.
There are not too many peaches, if any, to be had around here at this time of year. I would definitely like to try this recipe with apples!!
All I need is some ramekins and I can make this dish! It looks so good!! Can’t wait to try it!
This sounds awesome! I can’t wait to try it!
I love a good crisp! I am from GA so definitely a peach crisp is up my alley.
I have done mini apple crisp before but oh my gosh how yummy to do a mini peach crisp!! I have to make this!
This looks great. Do you think it would work with pears? We have a pear tree at our new house and I’m not sure what to do with all of them!
I need to start eating smaller portions more regularly to try and keep my weight more in line with what it should be. So I appreciate mini-desert ideas like this that let me indulge with sweets but not too much.
Oh wow, I honestly don’t know how to choose the best peaches, thank you for the tips! This recipe looks so yummy! I really want to make one today!
Oh yum! So delicious, what a great idea for desserts.
I am in love with this recipe. I love peaches to the moon and back and this is perfect for me.
I love these single serves. It’s nice because you don’t have to cut out single slices, they can just pick one up and that’s that.
These are great tips for choosing a peach. I just usually grab willy nilly and hope for the best. The peach crisps look like a scrumptious dessert. I love how they can be frozen and eaten later too. You could whip up a bunch and enjoy dessert whenever your heart desires that way.
These Mini Peach Crisps look so delicious and easy to make. I am sure it will be a big hit with the kids. I will have to make some for dessert this weekend.
I love peach desserts. These look absolutely delicious and I like that it’s a single serving size.
This dessert is lovely! I like that it’s served in solo sizes so you can easily pass one around the table for your guests to enjoy. Thanks for the recipe and the tips on how to use peach in baking.
These are some great tips for baking peaches during this season. I think that recipe is perfect for dinner parties!
This looks so delicious. I may need to make this soon.
What an adorable and clever snack idea. These mini peach crisps look super yummy and I am going to have to whip them up for the family soon!
I am going to have to try this recipe out, its been so long since I made anything with peach and I don’t know why, their delicious!!, Love your recipe here.
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This dessert looks so good! I think it is the perfect dessert for the holidays!
Those look so yummy! I love creating desserts in single servings because it doesn’t just look pretty it’s also the perfect serving for after a meal during parties!
Just gimmie already. Delish for fall dessert and give me some ice cream for that.
This looks like it would definitely warm my soul! I love that I have all of these ingredients, except the peaches, which is the easy part! Thank for sharing, it sounds delish!
Oh yummy! I love desserts in mini serving sizes. Perfect for portion control.
This looks super delicious. I love crisps, peach and apple are my favourite so I should give this a whirl. Looks great!
This looks like a really good recipe. I have always been a fan of dessert crisps and who doesn’t love mini foods?
This looks so yummy. I love peaches and I can’t wait to make this recipe.
Looks yummy and the recipe is easy to follow too. Thanks for the tips on how to choose the perfect peach to make these dessert treats. I don’t usually pay attention when I buy fruits, but I now know how to choose the best ones.
Picking the best fruits is always a challenge for me. Either they aren’t ripe enough that I forget about them until it’s too late, or they are too ripe and I don’t eat them fast enough. Your tips should help me the next time I’m at the grocery store.
Those are AWESOME! They look so good, and I think the idea is really cute. I have to say, if I do this, I am definitely insisting that my Thanksgiving guests help with the dishes. LOL
I need to do this for Thanksgiving. I think it would be so much fun to serve these little individual desserts to everyone.
Those look so good! I love the idea of serving these mini-desserts. Yay!