Peach

More crumb cake-like and not syrupy like a crisp or crumble, a buckle is still all about the fruit.

Few drinks are more refreshing on hot summer days.

Thinking of spending the day making peach pie? Save some time and make a galette instead.

Layers of cool and creamy ice cream, sweet pound cake, and juicy fresh fruit hit the spot on a hot day.

This fresh, vibrant recipe is filled with garden and farmers' market finds, but it doesn't require a lot of ingredients.

Served hot or at room temperature, nothing says summer like a fresh fruit cobbler.

Give your deviled eggs the Georgia spin with this recipe.

Cook the pasta al dente (1 or 2 minutes shorter than package directions specify) so it holds its shape when tossed with the vegetables and vinaigrette. Ripe for riffs, the salad is also delicious with cheese-filled tortellini.

Your summer backyard bash just got a whole lot juicier and tastier.

Served with freshly whipped cream and fresh peach slices, our Peaches and Cream Pie is Southern through and through.

Delightfully summery.

Diced cucumber and jalapeño give this fresh salsa a nice crunch.

One taste and you'll agree everything's just peachy.

Many homemade ice cream recipes require cooking a custard base, but this easy peach ice cream is made from sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, whole milk, and fresh peaches. 

You'll be craving this foolproof cobbler recipe all season.

For a truly refreshing treat this summer, keep these sweet pops on hand.

We took the ingredients of a Peach Melba—peaches, raspberries, almonds, and ice cream—and combined them into a pretty, and portable dessert that's made for summertime get-togethers.

The Lane Cake stands with a peachy makeover and an unforgettable meringue frosting.

Savor sweet, juicy peaches this summer with Barbecue-Peach Summer Rolls.

Don't let the flames die once you've finished dinner. Keep them going to cook up these delicious grilled desserts to give your al fresco meal a sweet ending.

This is the party appetizer you'll want to make all summer long, when fresh peaches and basil are in their prime.

Move over, peach cobbler, we have a new way to enjoy the South's favorite stone fruit.

These sweet summer gems pair perfectly with cured meats over torn bread with a little Dijon mustard, and work double-duty as a final flourish spooned over our irresistible homemade Buttermilk Ice Cream. Or make a simple peach shortcake by sandwiching the peaches in a warm scone with sweetened whipped cream. Swap in any summer fruit and 1 Tbsp. chopped fresh basil or 1 tsp. chopped fresh rosemary for the thyme, if desired.

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