Ingredients
Peach Pie
Instructions
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Servings
Equipment
Using parchment paper helps keep your pie from sticking to the baking sheet. It also makes for easy cleanup. ✂️Tip: Make sure to cut it to size before starting.
A sturdy baking sheet ensures even baking. ✅Tip: Choose a sheet with a lip to catch any juices that might escape.
A rolling pin will help you achieve an even pastry thickness. 👩🍳Tip: Lightly flour the pin to prevent sticking.
Use a pastry brush for evenly spreading any extra sugar or almond flour. 🖌️Tip: A silicone brush is easy to clean and versatile.
Variations
Faq
- What if my puff pastry won’t defrost properly?
Place it in the fridge for a few hours and avoid room temperature to prevent it from getting too sticky.
- How do I keep the peaches from becoming too soggy?
Pat them dry with paper towels before placing them on the pastry and avoid overloading the pie with too many peaches.
- Can I substitute blue cheese with another type of cheese?
Absolutely! Goat cheese or brie can be excellent substitutes that will give a different flavor twist.
- Should the crust be golden brown before I remove it from the oven?
Yes, a golden brown crust ensures that the pastry is fully cooked and crispy.
- How do I ensure that the pie’s edges rise properly?
Make sure your cuts along the edges are even and don't go too deep. This helps the sides puff up nicely.
- Is it okay to prepare the peaches ahead of time?
Yes, you can slice and store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a day before using.