Peach Blueberry Pie (Double Crust or Crumble)

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Peaches and blueberries are the perfect match and there’s no better way to combine them then in this Peach Blueberry Pie!

This pie has the easiest filling that you can make with fresh or frozen fruit and you can top it with flaky pie crust or a sugary crunchy crumble topping.

Close up shot of peach blueberry pie slice on a white plate

Perfect Peach Blueberry Pie

What is it about peaches and blueberries? I think it might be one of my favorite fruit combinations ever and there’s no better way to showcase them then in this amazing homemade pie. I can promise this will be the best blueberry peach pie you’ve ever made. I can’t wait to show you how to make it!

Why you’ll love this recipe

I look for any excuse to pull out my perfect all-butter pie crust and if you haven’t tried it you are in for a treat. It’s so flaky, buttery and holds up perfectly when you bake the pie. I love to make a double crust peach and blueberry pie because more crust is always good!

But… sometimes I make this a peach and blueberry crumble pie and switch out the top crust for a crunchy crumble topping. It can be a tough decision because both ways are so good!

ingredients needed to make peach blueberry pie

Blueberry Peach Pie Ingredients

Pie Crust – you either need one pie shell and some crumble topping or two recipes pie dough so you can make a double crust pie.
Peaches – I love using frozen thawed peaches but you can also use fresh peeled peaches.
Blueberries – Use fresh or frozen but make sure they’re thawed.
Granulated sugar – To sweeten the pie
Cinnamon – a teaspoon ground cinnamon is perfect in this pie!
Lemon juice – To cut any extra sweetness and add a freshness to the pie.
Cornstarch – To thicken the pie.

peaches and blueberries in clear glass bowl

How to make Peach Blueberry Pie

Be sure to preheat oven! Roll your pie crust out on a floured surface. Line a 9-inch pie plate with one pie crust and crimp the edges.
Combine all of the ingredients together in a large bowl. Carefully stir them so you don’t break or mash the fruit. Pour the fruit filling into the crust.
Immediately top the pie with the other crust or the crumble topping if you’re using that.
Bake the pie at 425°F for 10 minutes. Lower the heat to 350°F and bake it for another 30 to 40 minutes or until the crust is golden and baked through. I like to bake my pie pan on a baking sheet in case it spills over.

Overhead shot of peach blueberry pie on kitchen counter with fresh peaches and blueberries next to it

How to use Frozen Fruit

I love to use fresh fruit for this pie when it’s in season during the summer, but if in-season peaches and blueberries aren’t available you can substitute frozen ones.

If you do, be sure to the fruit is completely thawed before you use it. You will also want to drain it thoroughly so there isn’t any excess liquid in your filling.

If you don’t drain the fruit it will release that extra moisture into the pie which will make your crust soggy. It will also make the filling thinner and it may not set up right when it’s cooled.

Once you’ve thawed it and drained it, you can make the filling as instructed in the recipe.

Close up shot of peach blueberry pie in a pie dish with fresh fruit behind it

A Few More Tips and Tricks!

I know it can be intimidating making pie crust from scratch, so if you are worried be sure to check out my all-butter pie crust video tutorial. I walk you through the whole process so you can make the perfect crust!
You can create a lattice crust for the top or feel free to use the whole crust and cut vents in it before you bake it. It definitely needs the vents so steam can escape from the pie while it bakes, so don’t forget that step.
Once you’ve assembled the pie get it into the oven right away. You don’t want it to sit too long because the sugar in the filling will break down the fruit creating too much liquid. This can make your pie crust soggy and the filling might not set up properly.
When you first take the pie out the oven the filling will be on the thin side, but it will thicken as the pie cools. So, wait to slice it until the filling has set otherwise it might run all over the place if it’s too warm.
Once the pie is cooled, slice it and serve it with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.

Slice of peach blueberry pie on a white plate with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top

FAQs

How do you store fruit pies?

Store covered in the refrigerator.

Can you make this pie ahead of time?

Make the pie up to 1 day ahead – it needs time to cool and set so making it the day before is perfect.

Can you freeze peach blueberry pie?

Freeze the entire pie wrapped well with plastic wrap or you can freeze leftovers or slices.

Why is my pie runny?

This pie will look runny when it’s done baking but will firm up as it cools. Be sure to wait to slice your pie until it’s completely cool – chilled is even better!

Peach Blueberry Pie Recipe

5 from 2 votes

Peach Blueberry Pie is the perfect pie recipe with fresh or frozen blueberries and peaches! The easy filling is delicious and you can make this with a double crust or crumble topping.

Prep Time 30

Cook Time 50

Total Time 1 20

Yield 10 servings

Serving Size 1 serving

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Ingredients

▢ 2 recipes All Butter Pie Crust
▢ 3 cups fresh or thawed frozen peaches
▢ 2 cups fresh or thawed frozen blueberries
▢ ⅔ cup (134g) granulated sugar
▢ ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
▢ 1 tablespoon lemon juice
▢ 4 tablespoons cornstarch

Instructions

Preheat oven to 425°F.
Place one pie crust in the bottom of a 9-inch pie plate and crimp as desired.
Carefully stir together peaches, blueberries, sugar, lemon juice, cinnamon and cornstarch. Pour into prepared pie plate.
Top the pie by making a lattice (see note) or a double crust pie. If using a double crust pie, be sure to cut holes in the top to vent during baking. If desired, cut shapes out of the top pie crust using a cookie cutter.
To make the cutout lattice shown, use different size round cutters (or jar lids, etc) to make a circle pattern on top of the pie.
Place a pie shield around the edge of the pie and place the pie on a cookie sheet.
Bake for 10 minutes at 425° then lower the temperature to 350°F and bake for about 30-40 minutes, or until crust is baked through and golden.

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Recipe Notes

Make sure that your berries are fully thawed if using frozen and that you’ve drained them well.
Be sure to mix the pie filling and add it to the pie crust then bake it immediately. Don’t let it sit too long or the sugars will make the fruit weep, making your pie liquidy.
The pie will look liquidy when it comes out of the oven but it should solidify as it cools.
You can also top this with a crumble topping instead of a second pie crust.

Recipe Nutrition

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Course Dessert

Cuisine American

Author Dorothy Kern

Blueberries and peaches are a perfect combination, add a pie crust and you have this perfect Peach Blueberry Pie! You can make this recipe with fresh or frozen blueberries and peaches which makes it even easier to bake.

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2 Comments

Susan S Carter says:

September 2, 2023 at 4:42 am

Thank you so much for this pie. I made it last night and it turned out fantastatic. I’m gluten free and I made a gluten free crust. Also I did use only frozen peaches, no blueberries. Again, thank you for the recipe. I’ll be making it again.

Deb says:

July 2, 2021 at 9:15 am

You might want to add to the recipe “peel and slice fresh peaches.” Pro tip!

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