I wasn’t sure I was going to be able to participate in this week’s Baked Sunday Morning project since my kitchen is a mess right now. I’ve had a working range since Thursday, but no sink for the past week – this isn’t a major remodel, but we replaced lower cabinets, counters, range, hood and dishwasher. Cooking without a sink is really difficult and no fun. Thankfully our friend and neighbor Assana has a beautiful kitchen that she generously offered up to me. Plus it was a fun Saturday, hanging out three doors down, relaxing and baking.
This pie is anything but beautiful. Matt from Baked says it’s an acquired taste – I can see why he says that, but I like it. It’s kind of refreshing and different, and I like the combination of brown sugar and peaches. I used fresh peaches from the farmer’s market, plus the Baked crust is a dream to work with and always turns out well. Aside from dicing a few peaches, the pie is very quick to make and smelled great while it was baking. The creaminess comes from sour cream, and there’s a bit of honey in the filling also. I used a fabulous coconut honey from Wao Kele Honey Company that we brought back from our trip to Hawaii last week (with Dan and Assana!).
To see the other entries from this week’s Baked Sunday Mornings and get the recipe, head on over to Baked Sunday Mornings.
- Peaches & Dream Pie (Baked Explorations, p. 67)
Coconut honey sounds great – so does Hawaii! Seems as though you had better luck with this recipe than I did. Hope your kitchen is back up & running soon!
Refreshing and different seems like the perfect way to describe this pie! Slicing into it was so much different than slicing into a heavy pecan pie at Thanksgiving. I wouldn’t make this all the time, but I did end up enjoying it.
Kudos to you for going ahead and baking without your kitchen! Coconut honey sounds so good – I used some local raspberry honey. We also loved this pie and I will definitely be making it again.
Coconut honey?! Too of my favorites together sounds too good to be true!
We did a minor kitchen reno last year and I refused to cook until I had a working sink!
Your pie looks great – glad you enjoyed it!
How funny, our pies are twins! Mmm, coconut honey sounds delicious! I’m glad you have a nice neighbor who is willing to lend an oven — good luck with your remodel!
Your pie looks great! You’re lucky to have such great neighbors! :) Will your kitchen be done for next week’s bundt? I can’t wait for that one!
I’m really looking forward to the Bundt – yay, my kitchen will be done by the end of the week!