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    Peaches - those wonderful fuzzy-skinned, sweet and juicy-fleshed fruits! No longer are they used in the preparation of pies, cakes, cobblers and various desserts! A basic melba consists of half of a peach poached in syrup, topped with vanilla ice cream, and garnished with raspberry puree.

    There is peach jam, jelly, ice cream, fruit leathers, liqueurs and brandy and also used in smoothies and sorbets.

    Peaches are now used in a variety of savory dishes including poultry, pork, beef and fish!

    Share some of your favorite peach recipes with all of us here in the forum!
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    Well I am not sure how much of a recipe this is - but here goes:

    A nice big juicy peach cut up (I left the skins on) and swirled in some softened vanilla ice cream with whipped cream on top. Heck - I enjoyed it!!!! And it was good! I had that after I enjoyed a fresh peach cut up and served with cottage cheese.

    Now tell me that it wasn't a healthy lunch???? LOL

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    OK, that wasn't a healthy lunch.

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    awwww - shucks - and I thought it was healthy!!!!

    Peach Cream Cake

    1 prepared loaf of angel food cake
    14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk
    1 cup cold water
    3 1/2-ounce package instant vanilla pudding and pie filling
    1 teaspoon almond extract
    2 cups cool whip
    4 cups or more sliced, pared fresh peaches (about 8 peaches)

    Cut cake into 1/4-inch slices. Arrange slices on bottom of a 9-by-13-inch pan or baking dish.

    In mixer bowl, combine sweetened condensed milk and water; mix well.
    Add pudding mix and beat until well blended. Chill 5 minutes. Stir in extract.

    Fold in cool whip. Pour half the cream mixture over cake slices;
    arrange half the peach slices on top. Repeat layering, ending with peach slices.



    Peach Muffins

    1 cup chopped peaches (frozen, fresh or canned --well drained)
    1/2 cup margarine
    3/4 cup sugar
    1 egg at room temperature
    1 1/2 cups flour
    1 teaspoon vanilla
    1/2 cup plain yogurt
    3 teaspoon baking powder

    Cream margarine, then add sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat well. Sift together flour and baking powder. Set aside. Beat vanilla and yogurt into creamed mixture and stir in flour mixture. Chop peaches into small pieces, about 1/4-inch in thickness. Add fruit to mixture and stir briefly to blend. Drop by spoonfuls into well-greased muffin tins. Bake at 400 degrees F for 20 minutes or until nicely browned.

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    Default I adore the Peach Cream Cake recipe. Thanks

    so much for sharing.

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    Hey Mama all you need to wash it down with is a big ole' glass of chilled peach-cider
    Yum-m-my!!!

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    Default Whoa! Hold the door, CCathy. How does one make peach cider?

    Can you share a recipe? TIA S ounds so wonderful.

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    Peach cider, Mai, is one of several fruit ciders that have suddenly appeared in some markets. Just imagine a clear liquid, like apple cider, but made from other fruits.

    Peach cider first made it's appearance here when I posted my recipe for fried crab wontons with peach gastrique. If you search out that thread (it should be under seafood) you'll find out about the ciders.

    If nothing else, you can mail order it from MorrisFarmMarket.com. I found it at their farmstand when we visited the Outer Banks in early June.

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    Hey MsMai,

    Actaully we purchase ours already made at Georgia Wineries in Ringgold, GA. It is delicious and they make homemade wine and we also pruchase beautiful gourmet cheeses there as well. The shop has neat "grape" items for sale. They have a web-site if you would like to check it out; The Georgia Winery, Ringgold, Georgia

    They have a fabulous Blueberry wine, a lovely Blackberry wine, one called Niagara that is very nice, and several others. These are table wines and rather on the sweet side, they are a nice after dinner drink. We enjoy a bottle every now & then.

    Our 8 yr old gets to pick out her own Cider and the Peach is my favorite! Next on my list is the Strawberry Cider YUMMY! The Blueberry cider is not one of my favorites.

    I should learn how to make my own as peaches are one of our local crops. I am going to look into that MsMai!

    Hope this helps you, Cathy

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    As it turns out, Mai, the discussion was in the Shared Recipes forum. Here's a link to the thread: Crab Stuffed Won Tons w/Peach Gastrique

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