A couple days ago, my sister and I went antiquing.
Typically, ‘antiquing’ and any member of my family do not go in the same sentence… unless that sentence is, “Chloe would sooner wear a bikini to her math class than go antiquing with her sister on a Saturday afternoon.”
But somehow, without bribery, I got my sister to come with me. And we honestly had a blast!
There’s so much to look at in antique shops. The one near us has aisles upon aisles of stuff. Crystals, figurines, china sets, war memorabilia. But I was on the hunt for my two favorite props: spoons and milk bottles, both of which I found (yay!).
But there was some questionable stuff. Like, who really wants a cracked baby doll with a lazy eye? Or a Barbie with a shaved head? Or a jumbo-sized chipmunk with matted, curly fur and bug eyes? I mean, really, there is a niche for everyone. And I’m a little scared of what the chipmunk niche is.
Afterward, we had dinner and then stood staring at the bakery case of Whole Foods for about 10 minutes. I’m pretty sure the guys behind the counter thought we were mooching off the air conditioned bakery case’s blasts of cold air… which we were.
Overall, it was a good day. Sister days are the best days.
And then we came home and ate some more of these Peach Turnovers. My family isn’t a big family of peach lovers (in fact, only my brother really likes them) but I know everyone else on the interwebs enjoys peaches, and I had a can of peach pie filling in my cupboard that needed a new home. Thus, these Peach Turnovers were born, and man, are they easy and delicious!
It starts with puff pastry. Simply roll it out, cut it into squares, and divide your chopped peach pie filling among each square. Brush with a little egg wash around the corners, fold over into a triangle, and bake. Easy as 1-2-3, and oh so scrumptious. These little turnovers are just bursting with that juicy peach flavor. They just taste like summertime!
…and they taste even better after a day of antiquing. But I could be biased.
The Easiest Peach Turnovers
Ingredients
- 1 box puff pastry (2 sheets total) thawed
- 1 can peach pie filling
- 1 egg white beaten with 1 tsp water
- GLAZE:
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 2 Tbsp milk
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone liners. Set aside.
- On a large, flat work surface, unroll the puff pastry sheet. Press any perforations together to seal. Cut into four equal square pieces and separate the pieces from one another. Set aside.
- Open the can of peach pie filling and chop the peaches into bite sized pieces. Spoon a heaping Tablespoonful of peach pie filling into the center of each puff pastry square. Brush the edges of the square with the egg white wash. Then, take one corner of the puff pastry and bring it to the diagonal corner, pinching the edges shut with your fingers. Brush the tops with the egg white wash. Repeat with remaining turnovers.
- Bake for approx. 20-25 minutes or until the tops are light brown. While the turnovers cool, prepare the glaze in a medium bowl by whisking together all of the glaze ingredients until thick but pourable. Drizzle onto the warm turnovers. Serve turnovers warm or at room temperature.
These turnovers are so easy, so delicious, and so summery! You’ll love the fresh burst of juicy peaches tucked within the buttery, flaky puff pastry. My family devoured these!
Enjoy!
xo, Hayley
Zainab says
Awwe u make me miss my sister. Sister days are the best!! So are peaches…love them in everything and these turnovers look amazing! So easy and perfect for a quick snack!
thedomesticrebel says
Amen to that girlie!
Ali @ Honey and Maple Syrup says
Where do you like to go for antiques? I like going to Antique Trove in Roseville, but I’m always up for learning about new places.
These turnovers look delish =)
thedomesticrebel says
Ali – we went to Antique Trove!! I love that place so much!
Kelly - Life Made Sweeter says
Aaw so glad you had a time, sounds like a fabulous sister day 🙂 Especially since you got to enjoy these delicious turnovers afterwards! They look fantastic and I love how easy they are to whip up!
thedomesticrebel says
They’re so easy to whip up!
Erin @ Miss Scrambled Egg says
Antiquing days are so fun. My town is really small, but we have a quaint downtown with a tea shop, a cupcake shop, and a few reasonable antique stores. I love days when I can go down and wander. I love that your sister was able to share your fun with you! These turnovers look fabulous. I need all of them.
thedomesticrebel says
Your town sounds so fun! I must visit and go antiquing sometime!
Dianna says
Where is your town… sounds like a fun place to visit!!!
Julianne @ Beyond Frosting says
Now I am craving peaches!
thedomesticrebel says
You and me both!
Janet says
Hi! These sound amazing and so simple! If I used fresh peaches, would you need to cook them longer?
And I bet these would be awesome with fresh cherries as well!!
Thanks much!
janet
thedomesticrebel says
Janet – I would probably cook the peach chunks in butter and a little brown sugar on the stove for a couple minutes or until they get soft and tender. Then I’d let them cool and add them to the pastries. 🙂 Hope that helps!
Liz says
I have 3 sisters and love the rare occasions when we can all get together 🙂 We’d definitely inhale these turnovers—nothing better than eating and shopping with my siblings!
thedomesticrebel says
Amen to that Liz! 🙂
Patty says
Most of my family does not like fruit in their pastry So, me being a berry pie fanatic are SOL till NOW! Totally gonna do this with all my favorite fruits! Thanks a heap! Have a Great summer
thedomesticrebel says
Patty – you’ll love these! Can’t wait for you to try them!
Nicole says
I love all of the quirky antique store stuff you can find! And I adore this recipe! Puff pastry is the best!
Darlene D. Sergent says
My son and O love sweets and I love peaches more than him , so when I say this recipe for The Easiest Peach Turnovers, I had to get it and add it to my collections of sweets. I will make this recipe and post it to you if how it turned out.