Peach Crumble Pie

Cooling on the Rack 

I’ve been playing around with a few dessert and pie recipes lately. It’s important to have sweets on occasion, no matter what is happening in the world around you.  The advantage of dehydrated pies is that they are transportable, easy to store, and have everything except a few fatty ingredients that don’t dehydrate well.  Almost everything you need is in one package. 

This is a really simple single crust pie topped with a brown sugar and flour crumble. 

Recipe Card:

I make up a template with the recipe for each dish I dehydrate and seal. It is inserted inside the bag with the rest of the ingredients. that way, if I share it with someone who isn’t familiar with using dehydrated foods, they will know what to do with it. 

Peach Crumble Pie

 

Use Before: _______________ (5 years)

 

Ingredients:

3 cups dehydrated Peaches

1 tsp cinnamon

 

Crumble Ingredients:

3/4 cup flour

1/3 cup light brown sugar

 

Pie Crust Ingredients:

1 1/4 cups flour

1/4 tsp salt

 

Add Fresh:

1/3 cup butter for crumble

1/3 cup butter for pie crust

3 to 4 tbsp water for crust

 

Directions:

Rehydrate peaches in 3 cups water for 45 minutes. Drain peaches and add    cinnamon. Set aside.

Make pie crust and line 9 inch pie plate. Cut and flute edges of pie crust.

Make crumble by mixing flour, brown sugar, and 1/3 cup chilled butter. Mix until you have pea sized pieces. Refrigerate until needed.

Pour peach mixture into pie shell.

Top with crumble mixture.

 

Preheat Oven:

425º and bake for 15 minutes.

Lower heat to 350º and bake for 20 minutes longer.

Cool for 2 to 3 hours.

 

Rehydrated Peaches 

I was surprised at how quickly the peaches rehydrated. They didn’t take nearly as long as other fruits and veggies I’ve worked with. 

Fill the Crust

Even the ingredients for the piecrust are included in the bag.  Make a single piecrust and flute the edges. Fill it with the drained fruit.

 

Topped with Crumble

The topping is made from flour, brown sugar, and butter. 

Baked

This was so tasty, Mike … well, Mike had a nice sized piece.  This one didn’t last 24 hours! 

Bagged Ingredients 

See my post on How to Put Together a Dehydrated Casserole to learn how the ingredients are bagged separately. 

Recipe Card in the Bag