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This Easy Peach Cobbler is so fast, quick and easy – and made with canned peaches, so it can be enjoyed year ’round!

OMGosh you guysssss…I just realized it’s been foreveh since I’ve brought you a dessert recipe.

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration KitchenMe so sorry. 🙂  Peach Cobbler anyone?

I swear…that crazy savory thing that I’ve got going on, sometimes seems to take over my life.  Now – before you say anything…, in my defense…, I hope that means that you all have some great (but not sweet!) recipes coming your way.  I hope y’all are down with that.  And, if not… have some Peach Cobbler.  That’s bound to make you forgive me.

BTW, I wanted to thank every single one of you that filled out the IK Reader Survey!  It was ssssoooo helpful to hear what you like about IK, and from your responses, I’m pretty sure I’m not in too much trouble for all the savory recipes. Yeah for me!  🙂

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration KitchenI’ve been asked several times to share the survey results – so I will.  In a week or two – which gives you a bit more time to take it if you haven’t had a chance to get to it yet!  Also, just FYI – I plan to keep the survey open – because I am *always* interested in hearing your feedback.

Now, lets get on to this Easy Peach Cobbler.  So easy, peasy and it uses canned peaches, so you don’t even need to wait for them to come in season!  I’m not a good ‘waiter’, how about you?

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration KitchenThis recipe has been tried, tested and approved by The Husband.  So, you know it’s guaranteed to be good.   🙂  Look at that bubbly goodness on the edges of the pie plate.   Pure liquid peach gold!

I’ll warn you now, this Cobbler is a double-decker of crumbly, buttery crisp.  Both the top and the bottom of the canned peaches are enveloped in that sugary, buttery top, then warmed until bubbly, hot and peach-y deliciousness.  you.will.love.it!

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration KitchenI have to admit – I am all about the crumbly top.  Aren’t you?  Sure, the fruit is good, but it’s mo’ bettah with a crumbly topping of oats, brown sugar, butter…Yummo!

All this crazy Cobbler talk is due to the insannnnne weather here in Seattle.  I’m telling you, it has been simply amazing, which totally has me craving summer.

We’ve had the biggest, brightest, bluest skies – you’d think it’s summer already, and it’s barely March.  I tell you this as I sit outside on my deck chairs writing you this post!  Eating Cobbler.  Of course we’re eating cobbler.  Because it’s summer.  Hello?!!!!

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration KitchenI hope you all are dreaming of summer too.  Because maybe the more we dream of it, the quicker it will get here!  For me, it can’t come soon enough!

Enjoy!

Easy Peach Cobbler | Inspiration Kitchen
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Easy Peach Cobbler

This Easy Peach Cobbler uses canned peaches in syrup for a fast, easy and delicious cobbler your family will love!
Author: Kristi

Ingredients

  • 3/4 cup butter softened
  • 1 and 1/2 cup quick oats
  • 1 and 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
  • 3/4 cup flour
  • 1 and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
  • 3/4 teaspoon nutmeg
  • cooking spray
  • 2 15-ounce cans lite sliced peaches with juice

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
  • minutes
  • Add quick oats, brown sugar, flour cinnamon and nutmeg in a medium-size bowl. Add butter and cut in, until crumbly.
  • Spray the bottom of a pie plate with cooking spray.
  • Add one-half of the crumble to the bottom of the pie plate. Pour both cans of peaches over the top and then top with the other half of crumble. Bake in oven for 40 minutes.

 Easy Peach Cobbler

Comments

  1. Marcie says

    I forgive you, cuz your savory recipes always rock! My sweet tooth always says thank you for dessert, however, and cobblers and crisps are my thing! And it’s all about the crumbly topping too. Pinned!

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    • Kristi says

      Thanks Marcie! I am all about the savory – I like sweet too, but I’m afraid savory dominates my life. I don’t want to have to choose though! And, thank you for the pin! xoxo

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  2. [email protected] in the Kitchen says

    Umm, I always love your savory recipes, but of course, I am always ready for dessert! 😉 This peach cobbler looks devine!! And I’m also sooooo ready for summer!! We just had the most gorgeous day today!! And I am So hoping more are on the way! Here’s to a good spring and summer on the way!! 🙂

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    • Kristi says

      Yes! I am with you Renee – we need summer soon! And, I’m so glad you like the savory recipes, because geez…if you were waiting for sweet recipes around here, it looks like you have to wait a long time. 🙁

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  4. Juliana says

    I love the word “easy”, and this peach cobble sounds and looks delicious Kristi…you know what? I would add a scoop of vanilla ice cream…
    Have a wonderful week ahead Kristi 🙂

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    • Kristi says

      A scoop of ice cream sounds like a perfect idea! And, I love ice cream. I would’ve totally added it if I had it – the unfortunate thing, ice cream never lasts very long around here!

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  6. Laura ~ Raise Your Garden says

    I can’t wait for all those juicy peaches to start coming in! Truth…..I had my first peach ever at 29! And it has been love ever since. Sweet or savory recipes, love them all! But did you notice peach stains??? If you get it on your shirt, it won’t come off, crazy, but true!

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    • Kristi says

      I did not know that peaches stained Laura! I would’ve never guessed that either. I know berries can be tough to get out, but who knew that about peaches? I guess you did! 🙂

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  7. Monica says

    Yes, the crumbly top is the best! It’s gotten so warm here this week…so nice to think spring, summer, and fresh colorful produce are coming back to us soon. In the meantime, I am always thankful for canned or frozen fruits and veggies. This sounds easy to make with a big reward.

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    • Kristi says

      It’s warm and wonderful here too Monica, and I am loving the change! All the wonderful fruits and veggies. Bring them on! Have a great week.

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  9. Manali @ CookWithManali says

    Yay for dessert recipes especially if it’s this stunning! I love peach and can’t wait to try this, delicious 🙂 Pinned!

    PS: I know it feels like summer already with so much sun! I am not complaining 😀

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    • Kristi says

      Thanks Catherine! I love simple desserts like this – especially when you have last minute company stop by – then, it’s a real life-saver! Have a beautiful day!

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  15. Kelly says

    This pretty peach cobbler is definitely getting me excited for summer! I adore fruity cobblers and crisps and love how easy this one is to whip up! I can never resist the crumbly topping either 🙂

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  20. Ashley says

    Oh how I love fruit cobblers or crisps of any kind! Although I’m with you – I go straight for the crumbs! It’s the best part! I may also have been known to just eat the crisp / biscuit part off and leave the fruit … whoops 🙂 This looks delicious!

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  23. Catherine says

    Dear Kristi, This sounds marvelous. A perfect warm weather treat…I cannot wait for peaches to go on sale at the market. Pinned for later. xo, Catherine

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    • Kristi says

      Thanks for the pin Catherine! I can’t wait for peach season either – they are so ripe and juicy, it makes my mouth water just thinking about it!

      Reply

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