A Classic Peach Cobbler With A Cinnamon Sugar Crust Is Easier To Make Than What You Think

A Classic Peach Cobbler With A Cinnamon Sugar Crust Is Easier To Make Than What You Think

You Can Use Whatever Kind Of Peaches That You Want. Make Sure That They Are A Day Or Two Old Since They Will Be Softer & Sweeter. Don't Worry About Lumping The Crust Because It Will Settle Down When It Bakes.

Let's Get Baking…

The Ingredients To Gather:

  • 6 peaches
  • 1/4 cup sugar
  • 1 tablespoon lemon juice
  • 1 teaspoon cornstarch
  • 1 cup flour
  • 1/2 cup sugar
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 3/4 stick unsalted butter

Now That You Have All Of Your Sweet Ingredients Together It Is Time To Start Slicing Your Peaches.

Make sure that you are not using frozen peaches. That really takes out the flavor of this classic recipe. We highly recommend using just the fresh, organic ones.

Now, before you take that pairing knife to those soft, gold, beautiful peaches (and butcher them) there is something that you need to know about this recipe…

The Peaches Have To Be Cut A Certain Way Because Of The Type Of Crust We Are Using.

If you slice your peaches into squares and not slices then it will make this recipe too gooey and the crust will not bake properly.

Check Out This Article On How To Slice Your Peaches:

Hate Slicing Peaches? Read These Tips & Take The Guesswork Out Of This Sometimes Messy Process!

For The Entire Step By Step Process On How To Put Everything Together Please Head On Over To The Last Page Where We Will Show You How To Make The Entire Recipe…



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242 Comments

  1. William Taylor
    William Taylor May 01, 14:43

    Make it , I’ll eat it ! Lol

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  2. Glenda Pruitt
    Glenda Pruitt May 01, 19:16

    I guess the surprise is you have to guess why and how long you bake be fore adding crust!! Lol never mind waste of my time

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  3. Beverly Pearson
    Beverly Pearson May 02, 12:17

    If I have to go to several pages to get a recipe, its just not worth it.

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  4. Larry Anthony
    Larry Anthony May 02, 16:02

    Let’s try it

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  5. Helen Nipper
    Helen Nipper May 02, 17:55

    It is good if you can figure it out or have the time to keep going to the next page so hopefully read the adds on that page. I have go past the first, NEXT PAGE. i mever even look at the adds but it is wasting my time.

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  6. Vickie McIntire
    Vickie McIntire May 02, 19:11

    Mmmmmmmm

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  7. Sandra Kay Hall
    Sandra Kay Hall May 06, 04:04

    I am not going from page to page to page keep your recipes

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  8. Margot Henderson
    Margot Henderson May 06, 19:05

    why do people post with no recipe. not worth looking at. can get another recipe in a few seconds.

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  9. Patricia Morris Robledo
    Patricia Morris Robledo May 07, 13:48

    If you are going to share a recipe make sure you complete it!!! Not everyone reading it has enough experience to figure out what you left out! if you say complete instructions!!!that’s what you should list!!!!! Also like others have said we should not have to chase it through a bunch of Pages of ads!

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  10. Bea Lang-Stevens
    Bea Lang-Stevens May 07, 19:14

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  11. Pearl Watson
    Pearl Watson May 08, 00:19

    Let me know if it’s good.

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  12. Brenda Logan
    Brenda Logan May 08, 04:30

    I gave up on finding the recipe, went back to my fb page, that’s ridiculous.

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  13. Debbie Murdock Rogers
    Debbie Murdock Rogers May 09, 15:41

    Instructions aren’t really clear. Do you bake the peaches some before adding the crust/topping? If so, how long?

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  14. Debbie Murdock Rogers
    Debbie Murdock Rogers May 09, 15:42

    Here is the recipe. Still not sure about baking the peaches some before adding the topping. Peach Cobbler (Best Crust!)
    Source: recipestation.com

    6 peaches
    1/4 cup sugar
    1 tablespoon lemon juice
    1 teaspoon cornstarch
    1 cup flour
    1/2 cup sugar
    1 teaspoon baking powder
    3/4 stick unsalted butter

    Make sure that you are not using frozen peaches. That really takes out the flavor of this classic recipe. We highly recommend using just the fresh, organic ones.
    Now, before you take that pairing knife to those soft, gold, beautiful peaches (and butcher them) there is something that you need to know about this recipe…
    The Peaches Have To Be Cut A Certain Way Because Of The Type Of Crust We Are Using.
    If you slice your peaches into squares and not slices then it will make this recipe too gooey and the crust will not bake properly.

    Preheat oven to 425°F.
    Toss peaches with sugar, lemon juice and cornstarch in a baking dish.
    Stir together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Blend in butter with your fingertips or a pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse meal.
    Remove peaches from oven and drop spoonfuls of topping over them.
    Bake 25 minutes.

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    • lucky1
      lucky1 May 04, 01:11

      Thank you for putting this on here, one question, how long do the peaches bake before putting the topping on?

      Reply to this comment
  15. Emma Mack
    Emma Mack May 09, 18:04

    New peach cobler
    Crust like to know
    How to make

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  16. Heymrsbetty Bender
    Heymrsbetty Bender May 10, 02:44

    It’s a little to dry but it’s look good

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  17. Linda Chandler
    Linda Chandler May 10, 04:11

    I too, like several others do not like searching several places, through numerous ads to find part of a recipe, then doing it all over again to find the other half of a recipe.

    Reply to this comment
  18. Shawn Kapri
    Shawn Kapri May 12, 02:57

    Mercedes Marson, i’m thinking this could very well happen in the next couple of days!!! What do you think??????

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  19. Mercedes Marson
    Mercedes Marson May 12, 03:10

    Omg yesssssssssss!!!!!!

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  20. Karen Browning
    Karen Browning May 14, 16:04

    I moved on without the recipe…don’t have time to chase it down!!!

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  21. Marlene German
    Marlene German May 15, 19:02

    I had a virus pop up, thanks to Norton got it stopped

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  22. Lynn Yates Beumer
    Lynn Yates Beumer May 17, 01:34

    What was the surprise ingredient ?

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  23. Betty Zak
    Betty Zak May 17, 11:02

    The Best !!!

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  24. Mark-allen Tucker
    Mark-allen Tucker May 19, 20:06

    Karen Bailey

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  25. Linda Cosoleto Bilinski
    Linda Cosoleto Bilinski May 20, 11:59

    Preheat oven to 425°F.
    Toss peaches with sugar, lemon juice and cornstarch in a baking dish.
    Stir together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Blend in butter with your fingertips or a pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse meal.
    Remove peaches from oven and drop spoonfuls of topping over them.
    Bake 25 minutes.

    6 peaches
    1/4 cup sugar
    1 tablespoon lemon juice
    1 teaspoon cornstarch
    1 cup flour
    1/2 cup sugar
    1 teaspoon baking powder
    3/4 stick unsalted butter
    I TOO HATE TO GO TO PAGE AFTER PAGE TO GET RECEIPT

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  26. Vickie Hibbard
    Vickie Hibbard May 22, 10:49

    Looks good

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  27. Theresa Dye
    Theresa Dye May 24, 15:24

    And those with crumbled stuff on top would be “crumbles”. Not my preference. Cobblers or pies are the best.

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  28. Aline Shelton
    Aline Shelton May 29, 19:26

    Add your peaches to your baking dish mixed up and poured in rolls or around anyway you want to know the stick of butter and put it on top and bake

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  29. Aline Shelton
    Aline Shelton May 29, 19:35

    Sorry add your cake to your baking dish over peaches take butter melt..lover top.. Bake 350 1/2 hour..u can do apples..Cherie’s ..all all kinds of fruit..in to a cobbler

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  30. Cynthia Maxfield
    Cynthia Maxfield May 31, 13:45

    I Love Peach Cobbler

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  31. Nancy Gher
    Nancy Gher June 01, 15:59

    Click bate!

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  32. Donna Slusser
    Donna Slusser June 09, 00:10

    Add a box of peach flavored jello to the peach pie u will never go bsck

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  33. Lisa Bulloch
    Lisa Bulloch June 13, 18:02

    Looks good

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  34. Linda Duncan
    Linda Duncan June 26, 17:28

    Try Pinterest. You can find anything there.

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  35. Crock Pot-Slow Cooker
    Crock Pot-Slow Cooker December 18, 23:00

    Who else? <3Slow Cooker

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  36. Loveta Love
    Loveta Love December 20, 03:15

    M l

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  37. Foodies Frat
    Foodies Frat January 08, 09:30

    Awesome

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