Peach Cobbler

I've made this twice now for potlucks and it has received raves each time. I never have self-rising flour, so I added 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder and 1/2 tsp. salt. This is an effortless recipe that is wecome at summer potlucks.

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Good news: I made peach cobbler last night! Bad news: we weren't sure we could stop eating it.

I used a little less margarine; that made tasty crispy edges! I don't buy self-rising flour, so I added 1 1/2 tsp baking powder (also homemade actually) and 1/4 tsp salt to 1 cup all-purpose flour. I used slightly less sugar too. I used 4 fresh peaches instead of canned peaches since that looked like a 15 oz can equivalent, but I wish I had had 6 or 8 peaches to use. I used some caramel popcorn sprinkles in addition to lots of cinnamon sugar. It came together quickly, and it tastes better than anything so fast should taste!

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Forgot to put the cinnamon sugar on top, made it with coconut oil instead of butter, used both fresh peaches and fresh cherries... still awesome! Thanks for posting...

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Thanks for sharing. This was quick and easy. I doubled as follows: 1/2 cup unsalted butter, 2 cups sugar, 2 cups milk, 2 cups self rising flour, 1 (29 ounce) can sliced peach halves in light syrup, cinnamon sugar on the top. The cinnamon sugar settled to the center. I will mix cinnamon only in the peaches and use less sugar next time because it was too sweet for me.

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Very good and Very easy! If you like less breading (which I do!) this recipe is great! I used thawed frozen peaches instead of canned and it wasn't over sweet. I will continue to make this cobbler!

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I used 1/2 c. butter (plenty!) and fresh peaches which I allowed to masticate in 1/2 c. simple syrup for a couple of hours to get a syrup. SSanguine's idea to use vanilla is a good one! It's a very simple recipe that tastes so good, great with cream or vanilla ice cream.

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This is my go to recipe when I am just craving a quick cobbler, it is just fantastic!

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I can't believe I forgot to rate this. Excellent, easy recipe. It is a little too sweet to my liking, so I just use less sugar now. I'm giving it 5 stars, because sweetness is a matter of taste preference.

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This is my favorite cobbler recipe. So eay to remember.I always called it cup a cup a cup a peach cobbler.

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This is the recipe I use. It's easy enough for my nine year old to make on her own. It's always delicious.

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Very good cobbler. A lady at church had brought this cobbler to a potluck when I was about 12, and I fell in love with it. I asked her for the recipe, and I made it several times over the years. It is so easy I memorized it, but after all the years, I couldn't remember the recipes exactly. So glad I found this recipe. Thanks for posting.

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Very easy to prepare and a hit, but perhaps a bit too sweet. I will try reducing sugar a bit and substituting Splenda for half of the sugar used next time. It's definitely a keeper!

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Excellent! I used 3/4 cup marg. and it was a little too much......other than that it was perfect.

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I used 3/4cup of butter and it was way too much for our taste, so next time I will use only 1/4cup of butter. Instead of canned, I used 8 fresh peaches, peeled and sliced with 3/4cup of sugar, 2tbspn Vanilla, and 1tbspn of white corn syrup. Waited about an hour for the mixture to get juicy and it came out very nicely! Great tasting recipe!!!

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quick and cheerful, no complications, and I love butter, so, perfect for me

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Very YUMMY. Very easy. You can cut the butter down to 1/8 cup, the sugar down to 3/4 cup, and use no sugar added canned peaches. STILL GREAT!

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Made 2 of these yesterday,one to keep and one to share. Doubling the ingredients worked great and guests were impressed. It was my first time making peach cobbler, it was wonderful! Thank you! Gail

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I've made this recipe a lot, using different fruits. I really enjoy the flavor of the buttery goodness. Plus, it's so easy and quick to put together.

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It was okay. I've had better. It was chewy and soggy all at the same time.

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My granny used this receipe and called it "Rise and Shine Cobbler" It would depend on what fruit she had canned. In the summer she used black berry's. YUMMY

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