Labor Day is here, which means we’re headed toward fall, and inevitably winter. So take the time this weekend to have one last summer fling and bake Peach Pie Supreme.
My mom cooked up this pie a few weeks ago when I was visiting her in Ohio; she made it with peaches she had picked herself from a farm down the street. In New York, buying local, hand-picked peaches is a political statement; reciting their provenance, a badge of honor. In Ohio, a peach down the street is an everyday thing.
The recipe is available in full online here. My mother recommends a teaspoon of cinnamon, if you like it.
great looking pie…. I so want to try it and keep planning to crack the receipt book of my gram that I inherited.. one of these days!!!!
I make this pie. My mom (who would be 101!) found the recipe in a cookbook called the “Betty Furness Westinghouse Cookbook” published in the 1950’s It is also good made with half blueberries and half peaches.
Half and half sounds great…I’m curious about that cookbook, too! I’ll have to look it up.