These simple, super refreshing Peach Melba Popsicles are made with ripe, juicy peaches, tangy raspberries, and thyme sugar syrup. These fruity popsicles are the perfect summer treat!EASY - This is an easy recipe for popsicles that have a lot of flavor.
5peachespitted and sliced (fresh or frozen) (about 1 lb)
1tbsplemon juice
Raspberry Puree
8ozraspberriesfresh or frozen
½tbsplemon juice
Instructions
Thyme Syrup
Place all the ingredients in a small saucepan. Bring the water to a simmer while stirring to dissolve the sugar. Simmer on low-medium heat for 10 minutes until the syrup thickens slightly, and then remove from the heat.
½ cup water, ½ cup sugar, 4 -5 sprigs thyme
Let the thyme sprigs remain in the syrup until the syrup comes to room temperature - or longer.
Peach Puree
If you’re using frozen peaches, let them thaw out first.
5 peaches
Place the peaches and lemon juice in a food processor. Process until you have a smooth puree. Stir in the thyme simple syrup (1 tbsp at a time) to get the desired sweetness (I only used about 3 tbsp). Set aside.
1 tbsp lemon juice
Raspberry Puree
If you’re using frozen raspberries, let them thaw out first.
8 oz raspberries
Place the raspberries, lemon juice in a food processor and blend to get a smooth puree.
½ tbsp lemon juice
Pass the puree through a sieve to remove the seeds.
Stir in 1 tbsp of thyme simple syrup (I wanted the raspberry layer to remain fairly tart).
Assembling Popsicles
Place about 1 ½ tbsp of raspberry puree in each of the popsicle molds (in the bottom ⅓ of the mold).
Gently spoon in the peach puree to fill the popsicle molds (You won’t need to freeze the raspberry layer before adding the peach puree. Since the raspberry layer is thick, you only need to add the peach puree carefully and it will layer on top).
Optional - use a popsicle stick to gently mix the interface between the two layers to create an ombre effect.
Transfer popsicle molds to the freezer for at least a few hours until completely set.