Slow Cooker Peach Butter
- MAKES
- 3 cups
- COOK TIME
- 4 Hr
Could it get any more tempting than our own homemade peach butter? This slow cooker version allows us to enjoy our fast-paced life, and still come home to old-time tastes.
What You'll Need
- 5 pounds fresh peaches, peeled, pitted and chopped
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
What to Do
- In a blender, puree peaches.
- In a 2-quart slow cooker, combine all ingredients.
- Cook on low setting 4 to 6 hours, or until butter reaches a thickened consistency and brown color. Let cool. Store in a container and refrigerate until ready to use.
Notes
- If you don't have fresh peaches on hand, feel free to used canned peaches.
- We've got more peach dessert favorites you'll love in our collection of Can't-Miss Peach Recipes: 20 Easy Recipes with Peaches.
- We love putting this homemade peach butter on almost everything! Click here for even more homemade butters and spreads!
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rjduckworth
Jul 03, 2018
Can frozen, thawed peaches be used? If so, how much would I use?
Test Kitchen Team
Jul 03, 2018
The Test Kitchen has not tried this with fozen, thawed peaches. However, we estimate it would take 40 ounces (about 2.5 bags) in order to do so. Thanks for reaching out to us!
kmcartoonity 62072 74
Feb 23, 2017
This looks like such a great spread recipe! I really like the peach preserves they sell at the grocery store, and this one looks so much fresher and tastier. I could see stuffed French toast with this stuff in the middle, as a topping for yogurt, in crepes, or into oatmeal just to name a few. And I love that it has no added junk in it like preservatives.
COUNTRYLIVIN55 210 5478
Aug 26, 2013
if anyone reads these comments can you tell me if this can be frozen ?? Thank You Sharon
Test Kitchen Team
Aug 28, 2013
Thank you for your question. We have not tried freezing this in the Test Kitchen, so we are unsure whether it will freeze well or not. In our professional opinion, it will become too watery if frozen. Thank you!
paddy4464 6938981
Aug 01, 2012
Would it ruin the taste/consistency to can these in pint jars? I'd like to give this as Christmas presents to my neighbors instead of salsa every year.
kshe5319 9903442
Aug 01, 2012
can you use sugar substitute like Splenda in this? Also the note says you can use canned peaches; how many cans or cups would that be? thank you!
pcathcar 9120615
Aug 06, 2014
I see some of the questions, do not show answers, such as if you are substituting can peaches how many can do you use
Test Kitchen Team
Aug 07, 2014
We would recommend using 5-6 (16 oz) cans of peaches.
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