This summer peach cobbler is one of the easiest and tastiest desserts you can make. Sweet and juicy peaches covered in buttery, crunchy and crumbly topping. Serve with some vanilla ice cream for the utterly delicious experience!
Hello friends! Welcome to the new week and fresh, tasty and super-easy recipe!
How was your week? Mine was super busy and rather productive, mainly because we are heading off to Scotland later this week, so I have been trying to get everything done and ready before we hit the road.
With that in mind, I've not really had that much time for baking or cooking in general. Luckily, today's recipe for summer peach cobbler is just ideal for these days when you are short of time but still fancy a tasty pud.
What is a cobbler?
Cobbler is a type of a bake with sweet or savoury filling, poured into a baking dish and covered with batter, biscuit or dumpling topping before being baked. Cobblers are very popular in American cuisine, but they have originated in the UK.
They are called 'cobbler' because when you drop the biscuit/ dumpling topping over the fruit, it bakes up to have a cobbled appearance, like a cobblestone street. In appearance, they are very similar to the crumble, but technically are not the same. These are very simple bakes, with only a handful of basic ingredients required to make one.
Summer peach cobbler- the ingredients
Only 10 basic ingredients are required to make this tasty bake. Fresh peaches are the star of the show here. I have not tried this recipe using frozen peaches, but you can find some tips and instructions for using frozen peaches on the Pinch Of Yum page here
Other than fresh peaches, you will need some caster sugar, butter, vanilla, flour, baking powder, salt and a bit of light soft brown sugar. Ice cream or whipped cream are totally optional but VERY HIGHLY recommended with this recipe!
How to make peach cobbler?
Start with pre- heating the oven to 170 C (fan) and lightly grease your baking dish with some butter. Slice the peaches into wedges and transfer them into the baking dish. Sprinkle them with caster sugar and add the vanilla paste. Mix all of the ingredients gently together and set aside while you prepare the cobbler topping.
To make the topping, simply mix the melted butter, caster sugar, flour, cinnamon, baking powder and salt in a large bowl. It should have the appearance of the cookie dough- like batter, or look like large breadcrumbs. When the topping is ready, spread it all across and over the peaches. Place the cobbler in the hot oven and bake for about 25 minutes until it starts to be bubbly around the edges. After that time, take it out and sprinkle some brown sugar on top. Bake for another 5-10 minutes and finish off under the grill for 5 more minutes.
Ideally, you want your bake to cool down a bit before tucking into it. However, this step is easier said than done! Serve it while still warm, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a generous dollop of whipped cream on top.
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Peach Cobbler
Ingredients
- 3 large peaches
- 50 g caster sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste
- 115 g butter (melted)
- 170 g caster sugar
- 130 g plain flour
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- ⅓ teaspoon salt
- 50 g light soft brown sugar
Instructions
- Pre heat the oven to 170 C. Lightly grease the baking dish with some butter.
- Slice the peaches and transfer to the baking dish. Sprinkle with 50 g of caster sugar, add vanilla bean paste and gently mix together and set aside.
- In a medium mixing bowl, mix together melted butter, flour, sugar, cinnamon, baking powder, and salt until the texture resembles large breadcrumbs.
- Add chunks of cobbler on top of the sliced peaches, as you would do with streusel topping. Place in the oven and bake for about 25 minutes until juicy and bubbly around the edges.
- After 25 minutes, sprinkle the top of the cobbler with some light soft brown sugar and bake for further 5-10 minutes, then place it under the grill to finish, for about 5 more minutes.
- Take out of the oven and allow to cool for 10 minutes. Serve the peach cobbler with some vanilla ice cream. Enjoy!
Please note that all my recipes are developed and tested in metric grams. I recommend that you use digital scales for a more accurate results. I have provided a conversion to US customary in the recipe but please note that I haven’t tested using this method.
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Sara
This is the most beautiful peach cobbler I’ve ever seen! I absolutely love your ingredients, and love your presentation, as well. We are currently in the “South”, so peaches are a big thing. I’ve been dying to find recipes like this so I can take full advantage!
annabanana
Ahhh thanks so much Sara, I'm so happy to hear that! Hope you will try it, it's a perfect way to use the juicy peaches!
Leanne @ Crumb Top Baking
I made a strawberry cobbler today, and now I want to go out and stock up on peaches to make this cobbler! Beautiful photos Anna and love the simplicity yet elegance of this dessert! Happy travels in Scotland!
annabanana
Hey Leanne! Now you've said that, I want to make strawberry cobbler 😀 Thanks so much, we've had an incredible time over there and it was a very relaxing holiday! Hugs!
Monica
I love any kind of cobbler, but am now totally convinced that peaches are the BEST fruit for desserts like this! With a generous scoop of ice cream, this is a truly epic summer dessert.
annabanana
Hey Monica, thank so much! I think that peaches and nectarines make the best cobblers, although berries are always good too! Any fruit that can create that lovely, jammy layer under the crumble/ biscuits is good! And yes, ice cream on top is a must! 🙂
Eileen Kelly
Such a wonderful peach cobbler recipe! Easy to follow instructions and the end result is the most refreshing dessert! Perfect with some vanilla ice cream.
annabanana
Thank you so much Eileen! I wouldn't have it any other way, ice cream on top of a warm cobbler is a must! 😉
Liz
Looks delicious! Peach cobbler is one of my favorite desserts. Never made it with leaving the skins on. Can't wait to try it.
annabanana
Hey Liz, thanks so much for stopping by! I often leave the skins on, but it really depends on the peaches, if it looks and feels a bit rough, I would peel it off. This batch was so lovely, I felt it didn't need any peeling! 😉 Glad you like the recipe! x
Anne Lawton
I am loving all of the fresh peaches this year! This cobbler looks like a perfect way to enjoy them.
annabanana
Thank you Anne, glad to hear that you like it!
Danielle
I just cant get tired of peach cobblers! They are so good, especially in season. Can't wait to try this recipe as it looks absolutely amazing!
annabanana
Thanks so much lovely Danielle! Yes, peach season doesn't last that long, so have to make the most of it, right? x
Bianca Zapatka
This looks so delicious, Anna ! And such beautiful pictures 😍 we not only have the same cake stand but also the same spatula 😃 It’s so pretty with that pastel color ❤️ Lots of love to you 😘
annabanana
hahha, that made me giggle! We must be shopping in the same places Bianca! 🙂 And thank you for stopping by hun, really appreciate your support!
Kelly Anthony
There is nothing more exciting to me than eating fresh peach cobbler in the summer. Your pictures really highlight your summer peach cobbler and have me wanting a bowl right now!
annabanana
Thank you very much Kelly, glad to hear that you like the photos and the recipe!
Jacquelyn Hastert
I could go for a large bowl of this with the extra topping! I love summer peaches they are the best!
annabanana
They sure are Jacquelyn! Have to make the most of the peach season while it lasts and cobbler is a great way to use them!
Eden
One of my favorite desserts ever. This recipe was perfect... there truly is nothing better than a juicy ripe peach right? Then topped with crumble... I mean, dream!!
annabanana
Aww thanks so much Eden, glad you liked the recipe! And yes, that crumble on top is a must, adds this lovely buttery taste to it!
Lori | The Kitchen Whisperer
I. Love. This!!! I look forward to fresh peach season. And I love that you left the skins on too! This looks absolutely delicious and definitely something I need to make soon!
annabanana
Thank you Lori! I hope you will try the recipe soon, very happy to hear that you like it!
Elaine Benoit
I love all cobblers but peach cobbler has a special place in my heart! I haven't made it in a long time but now that I've seen your recipe and gorgeous photos, I'm ready to make it again! Thanks!
annabanana
Aww thanks so much dear Elaine! I'm so glad I could bring the memories back for you and I hope you will make it soon, before the peach season is over!
Ela
Oh my dear, it looks so mouthwatering! I am a big fan of cobbler and I would love to try out your beautiful dish. 😍😍😍
annabanana
Thanks so much dear Ela! I'm glad to hear you like this cobbler, and I'm sure you will make a vegan version of it very easily! Hugs!