Peach & Raspberry Crisp
After what seemed like the longest January in history, February is finally here! It’s a month of family, friendship and love! The slower pace is a welcomed breath of fresh air as the hustle & bustle of January comes to an end, making way for time with loved ones.
While “J” and I don’t typically partake in gift-giving on Valentine’s Day (although I will never turn away a box of chocolates or a dozen roses), we always make an effort to go out for dinner. It’s become one of the traditions I really look forward too! One of our favourite restaurants, The Puddicomb House, hosts an annual Valentine’s Day 4-Course Menu… and it’s a must when the 14th rolls around!
Of course, sweets are my thing, so I always whip up an extra dessert for after dinner (you can never have too many desserts, right?).
While this might not be a traditional Valentine’s Day dessert (typically rich chocolate, strawberries, and wine are on the menu), I love how the sweetness of the fruit shine through the crunchiness of the crisp, crumble topping! Not to mention this dish is quick to prepare… who doesn’t love a dessert that’s ready to pop in the oven in 10 minutes?
So as you decorate the house, fill out cards, and thoughtfully pick gifts, consider putting this tasty treat on your Valentine’s Day menu!

Peach & Raspberry Crisp
- Prep Time: 10
- Cook Time: 40
- Total Time: 50
- Yield: 4-6 1x
- Category: Dessert
Description
This easy to make crisp is exactly what I look for in a Valentine’s Day dessert! The sweet peaches pair perfectly with the fresh raspberries, the crisp oat topping adds just the right amount of crunch and the scoops of vanilla ice cream melt oh-so-nicely overtop! Love at first bite!
Ingredients
2 cups canned peaches, sliced
1 cup fresh raspberries
2 tbsp sugar
3/4 cup rolled oats
1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1/4 cup butter, melted
Icing sugar for sprinkling (optional)
2–4 scoops of vanilla ice cream
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350ºF. Spray 9-inch pie plate (or 9×9 inch pan) with non-stick spray.
- In a medium bowl toss peaches and raspberries with sugar. Pour filling into pie plate.
- In a medium bowl combine oats, flour, brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and melted butter. Mixture should come together into a dry crumble; mixture should not be wet.
- Cover the fruit evenly with crumble oat topping.
- Bake 35-40 minutes or until crumble is golden brown and crisp.
- Remove from oven and allow to cool slightly before sprinkling with icing sugar and serving with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Love is certainly in the air today! I’m excited to be taking part in the Canadian Blogger Valentine’s Day Collaboration! We’ve joined forces to bring you 30 of the best Valentine’s Day crafts, recipes and DIY’s from Canadian bloggers! So grab a coffee and get ready to pin your way through all 30 of these lovely blogger projects!
Valentine’s Day Cherry Pie by Jo-Anna of A Pretty Life
Valentine’s Triple Berry Breakfast Parfait by Joanna at Lazy Moms Blog
Valentine’s Day Mini Bouquet with Printable Wrap by Lucy of Craftberry Bush
DIY Iron-On Mini Tote Bags for Galentine’s Day by Joann of Woman in Real Life
DIY Clay Valentine Heart Wall Hanging by Jen of Kitchen Counter Chronicles
Valentine’s Day Smoothie Bowl by Kristeena of Motherhood in Stilettos
Chunky Crochet Heart Banner by Christina of The DIY Mommy
‘I’m Stuck On You Valentine’ Free Printable by Chandra of HashtagBlessed Blog
DIY Love Tees by Colleen of Lemon Thistle
Red Velvet Cheesecake by Kim of Kim Power Style
Custom Floral Dishware DIY with Temporary Tattoos by Christine of Amidst the Chaos
Valentine’s Day Keto Cheesecake by Thalita of The Learner Observer
How to Host a Mother/Daughter Galentine’s by Kelsey of Kelsey Diane Blog
Free Printable Farmhouse Style Valentine’s Day Cards by Shannon of AKA Design
GALentine’s Day Tea Party by Shauna of Satori Design for Living
Valentine Heart Necklace by Christine of The DIY Dreamer
Simple Valentine’s Day Decor by Alicia of A Burst of Beautiful
Valentine’s Sushi Recipe by Stefania of From the Playpen
Valentine’s Day Decor by Dannyelle of Life is a Party
Valentine Countdown for Kids by Heather of Raising Memories
Love Sign by Meagan of Row House Nest
Valentine’s Day Kindness Countdown Calendar by Jen of Rambling Renovators
Rustic Valentine’s Day Decor by Sarah of The Project Pile
Peach Raspberry Crisp by Brittany of My Daily Randomness
How to Make Pine Cone Roses by Jane & Sonja of Sustain My Craft Habit
Handmade Paper Gift Boxes by Jessica of The Vanderveen House
DIY Valentine’s Day Pouch by Lidia of Design Inside the Box
Valentine Oreo Cookies by Kendra of Joy In Our Home
Valentine’s Day Lunch Idea by Adriana of Chaos and Caffeine
Chocolate Cherries Baileys Cookies by Emily of daydreaming of elsewhere
I have never had a peach & raspberry crisp, and I must say that now I want to try it. Looks so delicious! Thanks for the recipe! Pinned!
Yum! What a delicious combination of flavours. Perfect Valentine’s Day dessert.
Ok reading this at noon with an empty stomach was NOT a good idea!! Can you send me some please? 🙂
It really did feel like the longest January in history, didn’t it?! Thank goodness for February…we’re one step closer to summer! This crisp looks delicious Brittany! xo
This sounds SOOO good to me! I haven’t made a crisp in forever and now I’m dying to make one!
I have never had this either, but it looks so delicious!
This is definitely something I’d eat. Sounds amazing! Love peaches.
This looks so yummy! My husband would LOVE this dessert for Valentine’s Day! Totally pinning this 🙂
Oooh. Looks so yummy!
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OK. You’ve taken my two favourite fruits and smothered them in gooey goodness! Will you be my Valentine? 😀
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I’m drooling just looking at these pictures!!! Yum! Reminds me of spring!
This looks so good! I’ve never tried a peach and raspberry combo but now I can’t wait to try it.
This looks so delicious! I can’t wait to try it during the weekend, thanks for the recipe!
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Fruit crumble is one of Shane’s favourite! We’ll have to give this recipe a try 🙂
I made this using Bob’s Red Mill 1-to-1 baking flour (it’s gf) and it worked perfectly! What a great recipe, thank you!
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Thanks so much Andy, I am really glad the GF option worked for you and that it was delicious!