Delightful Two Ingredient Pies

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These tiny treats turn store-bought cinnamon rolls and peach filling into personal-sized desserts with a sweet glaze on top in under 20 minutes.
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Shared By Emily
Last revised on Fri, 02 May 2025 17:32:40 GMT
A plate of peach tarts with one showing a bite mark, featuring a crumbly base, juicy peach filling, and sweet icing drizzle. Save this
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I gotta tell you about these cute little peach tarts that have become my go-to dessert when I'm in a pinch. The real magic comes from mixing juicy peach filling with puffy cinnamon roll crust making the most amazing small treats. My whole house smells so wonderful whenever I whip these up.

Simple but Delightful

These tiny tarts have rescued me countless times when dessert was needed fast. They use just two things and hardly take any work, so they're awesome when friends show up unannounced or when sugar cravings strike. And the best part? Hardly any dishes to wash afterward!

What You Need

Creating Your Treats

Switch Things Up

What I really dig about these tarts is how easy they are to change around. Sometimes I'll throw in cherry filling when peaches aren't around or add some blueberries for a twist. My little ones go nuts for the apple ones, and tossing some chopped pecans on top gives them just the right crunch.

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Smart Baking Tricks

After making these tons of times, I've figured out some handy tricks. Make sure you push the dough really flat in your muffin pan and don't put too much filling or they'll spill over. And always use plenty of cooking spray so they pop right out, I learned this one the hard way.

Storing Your Treats

These tiny tarts stay good in a sealed container on your counter for a day or two. Stick them in the fridge and they'll last even longer. I've even frozen a batch before having people over and they thawed out just right, tasting like I'd just made them.

Great For Little Helpers

My kids totally love making these with me. Since there's only two things needed, it's great for getting small hands busy in the kitchen. They have a blast pressing down the dough and adding the filling. It's our favorite weekend cooking activity now.

Fancy It Up

Wanna make these tarts even better? Eat them warm with some vanilla ice cream slowly melting on top. I sometimes add a bit of whipped cream too. There's nothing like that mix of warm tart and cold cream, it's absolutely amazing.

Wow Your Guests

These mini tarts have become what I make when I need something quick but impressive. They look like they took hours but they're super easy, and everyone enjoys having their own little tart. It feels like giving each person a sweet little present.

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Crowd Pleasers

From summer cookouts to holiday get-togethers, these tiny tarts always get all the attention. Being bite-sized makes them great for buffets where nobody needs plates or forks. And they look so cute sitting out on a serving tray.

Your Personal Spin

I often spice up the filling with a bit of cinnamon or drop of vanilla. A tiny bit of nutmeg adds a warm flavor that works great in fall. It's crazy how these small extras can completely change how they taste.

Rushed Day Saviors

When life gets super busy but I still want something homemade, these tarts save the day. They come together so fast and baking them makes the whole house smell cozy and welcoming.

Hassle-Free Baking

Don't worry about making pie crust or measuring stuff out. The ready-made cinnamon roll dough does everything for you. It's like having a cooking buddy right in your fridge, ready to help make something tasty at any time.

Warm Feelings

There's something so nice about munching on these tarts with your favorite hot drink. I enjoy them with my morning coffee but they go just as well with afternoon tea or a cold glass of milk for the kids.

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Kid-Friendly Fun

My kids adore these tarts almost as much as they love helping make them. They especially enjoy drizzling the icing on top. Yeah, it gets messy but seeing how proud they look makes the cleanup totally worth it.

Budget Friendly

When you want something sweet without spending much cash, these tarts fit the bill. Just two ingredients and you're done. They taste way fancier than what you paid, which is always a bonus in my world.

Dress Them Up

I sometimes ditch the packaged icing and mix up a quick cream cheese topping or vanilla drizzle. Takes just a minute but turns these little tarts into something extra fancy. Great when you want to wow people without much extra work.

Perfect For Outdoors

These mini tarts are what I always bring to picnics and outdoor parties. They travel really well and since they're single servings, nobody needs to cut or serve pieces. Just grab one and enjoy the sunshine.

Any Season Works

While I love using peach filling, you can really match these tarts to any time of year. Try pumpkin during fall, strawberry in spring, or apple in winter. It's like getting a brand new dessert every season using the same easy steps.

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Common Questions

→ Can I use different pie fillings?
Absolutely, any canned filling does the trick. Just chop up bigger fruit chunks into tinier pieces so they fit better.
→ How do I prevent sticking?
Make sure you've greased the muffin tin really well. Let them cool a bit before you try to take them out.
→ Can I freeze these?
You bet, they'll keep frozen for up to 3 months in a sealed container after they've cooled down completely. Just let them thaw on the counter.
→ How long do they keep?
They'll stay good for 2 days on your counter or about 5 days if you pop them in the fridge in a sealed container.
→ Why cut the peaches smaller?
Tiny pieces work better in small pies and won't bubble over while they're baking.

Simple Peach Tarts

Super fast mini peach pies using only cinnamon roll dough and canned peach filling - great when you need a dessert in a hurry.

Preparation Time
5 Minutes
Cooking Time
12 Minutes
Overall Time
17 Minutes
Shared By: Emily

Meal Type: Desserts

Skill Level: Simple

Cuisine Style: American

Makes: 8 Portions (8 mini pies)

Special Diet: Vegetarian-Friendly

What You’ll Need

01 items 1 (12.4 oz) package of ready-to-bake cinnamon rolls with frosting.
02 items 1 (21 oz) tin of peach pie filling.

Steps To Make It

Step 01

Heat your oven to 375°F. Lightly coat 8 cups in a muffin pan with cooking spray.

Step 02

Take each roll, squish it flat and push into muffin cups to make little bowls.

Step 03

Spoon peach mixture into each dough cup, chopping any big fruit chunks smaller.

Step 04

Pop in oven for 12-15 minutes until they turn nice and golden.

Step 05

Let them cool a bit, dribble the cinnamon roll frosting on top, then gently lift them out.

Extra Notes

  1. They'll stay fresh for 2 days on the counter or 5 days in the fridge.
  2. You can stick them in the freezer for up to 3 months.
  3. Feel free to swap in whatever pie filling you like.

Essential Tools

  • Muffin pan.
  • Optional rolling pin.

Allergen Info

Review ingredients carefully for allergens, and consult a healthcare provider if you're unsure.
  • Contains dairy in the frosting.
  • Has wheat from the cinnamon rolls.

Nutritional Info (Per Serving)

Keep in mind, this data is an estimate and not a substitute for professional dietary advice.
  • Calories: 249
  • Fat Content: 7 grams
  • Total Carbs: 42 grams
  • Protein Content: 2 grams