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It’s Sunday, and you know what that means… #SundaySupper! Today we’re celebrating #SundaySupper with back to school recipes from Katie Workman’s Mom 100 cookbook.
Summer flew by! I feel like the school year just ended, and now it’s almost time to do it all over again. Ugh! I start the fall semester on August 30th, so it’s time to get things ready for the upcoming semester. I have books to buy, binders to organize, and book bags to prepare. This happens to be my last semester before I graduate with my Bachelor’s in English. I can’t describe how excited I am to be graduating. I will finally get my life back after this final semester. Be prepared world, you’re about to be travelled. I haven’t had a real vacation since my honeymoon in 2007. That’s about to change.
I chose to make Katie’s peach clafoutis recipe for this week’s #SundaySupper. 1. I love peaches. I’ve been eating them like they’re about to go out of style and, in a way, they are. 2. I’ve never made a clafoutis and that just didn’t seem right. 3. Peaches are at their peak in August. They’re ripe, juicy, and sweet. I just couldn’t resist this recipe.
Can you see why I couldn’t resist this recipe?
I made a special trip to my local farm for some big ol’ juicy peaches for this dish. They’re the size of a soft ball. They’re HUGE!
As you’re biting into these peaches, the juice just runs down your arm. That’s when you know it’s a good peach.
Clafoutis batter is very thin. This is normal, so don’t worry.
You’re going to need to blanche the peaches in boiling water in order to get their skins to come off. To do this, bring your water to a boil and plop the peaches in carefully. Boil for 40 seconds.
Quickly transfer the peaches to a prepared ice bath. Give them a turn in the bath and take them out of the water.
The skins will slide right off with the tug of your fingers.
Slice the peaches. Be careful. They’re slippery little buggers.
Line the peaches in the bottom of a buttered casserole dish. Something pretty since you’ll be serving it right out of the pan.
Pour the batter over the peaches and bake.
The peaches rise to the top during the baking process. It’s magic! The top of the clafoutis gets all caramelized and brown. So good!
The cake itself is creamy inside, almost like a custard or a bread pudding. It is beyond moist.
This clafoutis is great way to start the morning on a school day. I added some whole wheat flour and cut back on the sugar to healthy it up a bit. I can totally see myself eating this before school with a cup o’ Joe. Yum!
Kids will also love this dish. It will help kick start their brains in the morning and keep them full until lunch.
Happy #SundaySupper!
Make sure you check out the other Back to School #SundaySupper recipes:
Easy Breakfast ideas:
- Hawaiian Scrambled Eggs Cupcakes & Kale Chips
- Scrambled Eggs with sausage and fresh herbs by Basic n Delicious
- Breakfast Wraps by Magnolia Days
- Scrambled Eggs with Herb Croutons Comfy Cuisine
- Scrambled Eggs for Preschoolers In the Kitchen with Audrey
- Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap by Meal Planning Magic
- California Chicken Wraps by Momma’s Meals
- Chicken, Hummus, and sautéed Vegetable Wraps by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
- Grilled Roast Beef Wraps with Horseradish Mayo by Juanita’s Cocina
- Mesquite Turkey, Mango and Pepper Jack Wraps by Shockingly Delicious
- Hummus, Cucumber, Roasted Pepper and Carrot Lunchbox Wrap by Mama’s Blissful Bites
- Quick and Easy Mozzarella and Meatball Wrap by Mama Mommy Mom
- Herbed Beef Wraps by Brie’s Bites
- California Wraps by Daily Dish Recipes
- Sautéed Corn, with Double Bacon, Scallions and Shrimp by The Meltaways
- Garlic Lemon Rosemary Roasted Chicken by Supper for a Steal
- Kebab Chicken & Grilled Veggie Wraps with Tahini Sauce by Sue’s Nutrition Buzz
- Fresh mozzarella Pasta Casserole by The Weekend Gourmet
- Choose Your Topping Grilled Pizza by In the Kitchen with KP
- Quesadillas Your Way by Mrs. Mama Hen
- BBQ & Cheddar Chicken Quesadillas by Big Bears Wife
- Yum Yum Salmon Quesadillas by Family Foodie
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Squares by Girlichef
- Fudgy One-Pot Raspberry Cocoa Brownies by Chocolate Moosey
- Fudgy One-Pot Brownies by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Pear Choco Walnut Coffee Cake by Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Peach Clafoutis by The Messy Baker Blog
Peach Clafoutis
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 tsp. kosher salt
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
2 cups 2% milk
3 large eggs
1 tbs. vanilla extract
3 large peaches or 4-5 small peaches
1/4 cup brown sugar
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Butter a medium-sized baking dish (you will be serving the clafoutis in the dish you bake it in, so pick something pretty).
Prepare an ice bath by adding ice and water to a large bowl.
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Add the peaches to the boiling water and cook for 40 seconds. Transfer the peaches from the boiling water to the ice bath with tongs or a slotted spoon. Give them a turn in the ice water then remove. Slip of the skins and cut the peaches into slices.
Arrange the sliced peaches on the bottom of your prepared baking dish.
In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, sugar, and cinnamon.
In a separate bowl, whisk together the milk, eggs, and vanilla. Pour the wet mixture into the dry mixture and whisk until the batter is smooth. Pour the batter over the peaches.
Sprinkle the brown sugar over the top of the clafoutis half way through the baking process.
Bake for about 1 hour, or until a knife inserted into the center comes out clean and the clafoutis is brown on top. The center will jiggle a bit, that’s okay.
Adapted from Katie Workman
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Hi and welcome to my flour-dusted kitchen! The name's Jennie. I'm a lover of cupcakes, an avid spatula licker, and a huge fan of sprinkles. Baking is my passion, but you'll find some savory dishes scattered amongst copious amounts of frosting and chocolate. I love hearing from ya, so feel free to leave me some love. Thanks for stopping by my little piece of the interweb.
Irresistible indeed this looks delicious
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
I can´t wait to get my hands on some fresh peaches. Interesting to use whole wheat and brown sugar, it probably tastes way better!
You made this recipe look absolutely amazing! I can’t wait to try this one!
Excellent tip on how to easily peel peaches. And I love peaches too. I really want to make this now while it is peach season. Clafouti is so simple and yet so good!
I bought 14 pounds of peaches at the farmer’s market this week and I’ve been wondering what to make with them besides jam-I think I’ve found my answer! These look great!
That looks soooo good!
looks great. I love peaches!!
Gorgeous! My stomach is literally rumbling now!
Wonderful Clafoutis & Peaches! So tempting, cant wait to to try on this. Thanks for sharing.
These look amazing!
I don’t think any of those peaches would have made it to the baking dish if I were making it. That looks gorgeous, and I’m very upset that I cannot reach through the screen and grab a piece.
I’m completely ga-ga over peaches at this moment – so I NEED this in my life. The sooner the better! Best of luck with your final semester (that’s so exciting).
I just want to dive into this Jennie! Those peaches look mouth-watering! Happy #SundaySupper!
It looks delicious and totally perfect breakfast food
I haven’t made much w peaches yet this summer. I need to fix that!
Mmmm! I love peaches and all things made with peaches. This dish looks wonderful and comforting!
This clafouti is perfect! I made my first one (berries) this winter and we LOVED it…so easy and lots of flavor!!
yumm!! My husband loves peaches in baked desserts…will have to make this for him.
How exciting to be starting your last semester soon!!! It will fly by. Your clafoutis looks amazing…I’m a sucker for peaches and this looks absolutely perfect! Hope your #SundaySupper was a great one~
Yummy! I’m seriously into all things peach, these days.
This is truly gorgeous. Love peaches so much. Cannot get enough of them.