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Peach Raspberry Pie with a Lattice Crust ~ juicy, sweet summer peaches are combined with tart raspberries for a wonderful seasonal dessert. Topped with a flaky, lattice weaved crust, this pie is a family favorite!
I seem to be on a mission lately to see how many pies I can make out of all these beautiful summer fruits. I hope you got a chance to try our mini Blackberry Tarts or this delicious Nectarine Blueberry Pie. Whether eaten raw, baked in a pie or cooked into jam, stone fruits and berries are always incredibly delicious. I’ve also had some recent requests for more “pie classes” passing along tips and how-to’s on all things crust. Today I’m sharing a video on how-to make a lattice crust. If you give it a try I would love for you to post a photo of your pie on Instagram and hashtag #savingroomfordessert so we can see how it turned out!
For a shortcut you can make this pie with store-bought pastry crust, or maybe now is the time to try our fool-proof Perfect Pie Crust Recipe in 3 easy steps. We’ve included a super simple how-to video to help you along the way too!
Peaches are naturally sweet so adding a little bite of tartness from the raspberries makes for a nice balance. Plus I love this little bit of pink color dotted throughout the pie!
A warm slice of pie is a heavenly treat, but allowing it to come to room temperature before slicing will yield cleaner pieces.
The juices thicken as they cool but if you’re not going for pretty slices, I say eat it warm from the oven with a scoop of your favorite ice cream!
Peaches and (ice) cream are a wonderful pair. Don’t miss making this amazing pie while the peaches are ripe, aromatic and oh so tasty!
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Peach Raspberry Pie with a Lattice Crust
Ingredients
- 1 Double Crust Pastry Recipe (See notes below for recipe)
- 6 cups fresh peaches peeled, sliced
- ¼ teaspoon almond extract
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice (about 1/2 lemon)
- 6 ounces raspberries
- ¾ cup granulated sugar
- ¼ cup cornstarch
- dash of ground cinnamon
- ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon milk
Instructions
- Line a large baking sheet with foil and set aside. Prepare double pastry crust. Roll out 1 disc of dough and fit into a 9-inch deep dish pie plate. Place the prepared pastry on the foil lined baking sheet. Set aside. Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Peel and slice 6 cups of peaches and place in a large mixing bowl. Sprinkle with almond extract and lemon juice. In a small mixing bowl, whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and nutmeg. Pour over the peaches and toss gently to combine. Layer ½ the peaches in the prepared pastry. Spread ½ of the raspberries over the peaches. Add the remaining peaches and any juice, then top with the last of the raspberries. Set aside.
- Roll out the remaining half of pastry into a circle larger than the top of the pie plate. Cut into equal width strips. Starting in the middle, lay one strip of dough across the middle of the pie. Select every other piece of dough and add to the top of the pie. Weave the remaining slices of dough in the opposite direction. Trim excess from strips. (See video for step by step directions.)
- Dampen the edges of the crust with water and fold up the overhang. Press to seal. Crimp the edges in a decorative pattern.
- Whisk together 1 large egg and 1 tablespoon milk. Lightly brush the egg mixture over the entire pie. Sprinkle with additional sugar if desired. Bake (on the foil lined pan) at 425°F for 15 minutes, reduce the heat to 400°F and continue baking for about 45 more minutes. Check the pie after 30 minutes of baking and cover with foil if needed to prevent over browning.
- Cool to room temperature or serve slightly warm.
Recipe Notes
- Our pie crust recipe: Perfect Pie Crust Recipe in 3 easy steps - Saving Room for Dessert (savingdessert.com)
- Delicious topped with your favorite ice cream.
- A cooled pie will hold together better but it's hard to resist a warm slice of this deliciousness! The filling will thicken as it cools.
- After about 24 hours, be sure to store leftovers well covered in the refrigerator.
Nutrition
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I first fell in love with this fruit combination in the delicious, and super easy, Fresh Peach & Raspberry Clafoutis. This lovely recipe for Easy Raspberry Peach Crumble from Mom on Timeout needs to be next on my list – it looks fantastic! For a quick and nutritious treat, try this Peach Raspberry Smoothie from Two Peas & Their Pod and I can’t wait to make this beautiful Peach Raspberry Freezer Jam from Valerie’s Kitchen. I don’t think I can skip this creative Raspberry Peach Swirl Fruit Leather from Country Cleaver – great for kids and after school snacks!
Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you have a wonderful week.
Tricia
TJ
Thank you for including the video on how to make the lattice top. That was so helpful!
Tricia Buice
Thank you TJ! Enjoy 🙂
Adair
I used this recipe for peach raspberry pie because my boyfriend wanted that for his birthday instead of cake. The filling was very liquidy and bubbled up over the sides before the top crust was cooked. It smells great so hopefully it will still taste good. Next time I may try this with less sugar.
Tricia Buice
Sorry you had trouble Adair. Perhaps you need to bake the pie in a deeper pie plate. Anytime I bake fruit pies with lots of juice, I try to use a pie pan that will help trap the juices inside. Feel free to adjust the amount of sugar especially if your fruit is sweet, and not too tart. Hope you enjoy!
Rebecca Sommerfeld
When do you add the lemon juice and almond extract?
Tricia Buice
Oops! Thanks for catching that Rebecca – I have updated the recipe. So sorry and thanks again. Hope you enjoy the pie!
Kavey Favelle
Two of my favourite summer fruits, not sure why I’ve never thought to use them together like this. Love the lattice work too.
Tricia Buice
Thanks Kavey – it is a fun and easy pie to make!