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Peach Turnovers

Hey fellow bakers! Today we're making peach turnovers. This recipe was inspired by a TikTok I saw a few days ago. There was no recipe listed, so I just kind of made one up! Here's this super easy peach turnover recipe:


Peach Turnovers

Yield: 8

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 15-20 minutes


Ingredients:

  • Canned peaches (13 oz) or fresh peaches
  • Honey
  • Unbaked pastry dough
  • Egg whites

Step 1: Preheat oven to 400 degrees

Step 2: Spread out pastry dough and cut into 6-8 rectangles (depending on how big you prefer them) with a pizza cutter 

Step 3: Strain peaches and set aside

Step 4: Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper

Step 5: Crack egg into small bowl and set aside

Step 6: Assemble the turnovers:

            a. Squeeze honey onto parchment paper for each pastry (as seen in Fig. 1)

Honey on parchment paper
Figure 1)

            b. Place peach slices over the honey drizzle (4-5 slices) (Fig. 2)

Peaches over honey
Figure 2)

            c. Drizzle more honey over peaches

Honey over peaches
Figure 3)

            d. Place pastry dough on top of peaches and honey

            e. Lightly coat dough with egg whites

Coat pastry with egg whites
Figure 4)

Step 7: Place in oven at 400 degrees for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown

Unbaked turnovers
Figure 5)

Step 8: Let cool and then top with powdered sugar, if desired








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