Whenever I need a quick and easy to make dessert, I always turn to my Easy Peach Cobbler Recipe.

With just 5 simple ingredients, this recipe literally takes minutes to prepare.

And who can resist the classic taste of peach cobbler? Especially when topped with homemade whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream!

However, when you think about making homemade peach cobbler, you might think twice.

easy peach cobbler — Easy to make Peach Cobbler ready to be served.

Just the thought of peeling peaches may steer you away from making this delicious dessert.

For instance, when we make my Grandma’s Peach Cobbler Recipe we use fresh picked peaches.

This requires us to boil a large pot of water in order to peel the peaches with ease.

Then we have to have remove the pit and slice the peaches into bite size wedges.

The process is not only laborious, it is also messy. The juice in the peaches will begin to ooze out all over the counter and your hands when you remove the peels.

This makes it difficult to hold and cut them in even sections.

Homemade peach cobbler using fresh peaches when they are at the peak of ripeness.

Plus this peeling process heats up the kitchen. This isn’t always welcome, especially in the middle of summer when the peaches are ripe.

And what if you want to make peach cobbler in the middle of winter?

There are no fresh peaches to use. And the stocked peaches at the grocery store just don’t have the same quality as fresh picked peaches.

So that is when we turn to our Easy Peach Cobbler Recipe.

Easy Peach Cobbler Recipe

Ingredients

Butter
Self-Rising Flour
Sugar
Milk
Canned Slice Peaches

Instructions

The first step in making this Easy Peach Cobbler recipe is to preheat the oven.

Then drain 1 can of the sliced peaches and discard the juice. Next, drain the other can into a bowl. You want to reserve the juice from the second can of peaches only.

Place the melted butter in a 8 x 11 baking dish and set aside.

Although I find it easiest to place the stick of butter in the baking dish and microwaving it until the butter has melted. This saves one extra dish to clean later!

Next, in a medium bowl, mix together the flour and sugar. Then stir in the milk and the reserved syrup.

Pour the batter over the melted butter in the baking dish, spreading it out evenly across the dish.

Now place the peaches evenly over the batter. Now you are ready to put it in the oven!

baked peach cobbler — Once you mix your ingredients, add the peaches and bake for an hour.

It will take approximately 1 hour for the Easy Peach Cobbler to bake. The cobbler is done when the batter rises around the peaches and the crust is thick and golden brown.

Serve warm and top with ice cream or fresh whipped cream (recipe included below).

Self Rising Flour Substitute

If you don’t have self-rising flour in your pantry, you can make an easy substitution.

Use 1 cup of all-purpose flour, 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder, and a pinch of salt in place of the self-rising flour.

Although you no longer have a 5 ingredient recipe, the taste is just as good!

Homemade Whipped Cream

No peach cobbler recipe would be complete without homemade whipped cream or ice cream on top!

Instead of reaching for a can of whipped cream, make your own!

The key to making homemade whipped cream is starting with not only cold ingredients, but also a cold mixing bowl and beater!

Place your bowl and beaters in the freezer for at least 20 minutes before you are ready to make your whipped cream.

Then simply add the ingredients and beat until soft peaks form. You will know when it is ready by removing the beaters and you see peaks form on the surface of the whipped cream.

homemade whipped cream — Making your own whipped cream is easy to do!

This usually requires about 5 minutes of beating before the whipped cream is ready to top your Easy Peach Cobbler.

Or simply add a scoop of ice cream to the top when serving. The choice is up to you!

Enjoy! Mary

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