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Are you looking for an easy fool-proof crock pot dessert? Our Easy Crock Pot Peach Cobbler is simple to make and absolutely delicious to eat. You will be shocked at how easy it is to throw together!
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Cris here. I have to confess… I thought I had put this recipe up on the site ages ago. But, when I went looking for it this weekend it wasn’t there! So, I had to remedy that immediately. This is one of those GREAT recipes that you can keep all the ingredients on hand and whip up anytime you need it.
Now… you may be saying to yourself… “Self, didn’t she just share this the other day?” Nope. I shared an Easy Crock Pot Peach Crumble the other day– using the same bowl ( I REALLY like the bowl, okay?)– and so it may look familiar, BUT the taste and textures are completely different.
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Crock Pot Peach Cobbler
- We used Peaches in Heavy Syrup- You can use light syrup versions but I haven’t tried just juice.
- We crock this up in any of our 6 quart slow cookers on a regular basis.
- Make sure your baking powder has not expired. Fresh baking powder is essential to this recipe.
- The way you put this recipe together feels all wrong, but follow the steps and it will turn out just perfect– promise.
Easy Crock Pot Peach Cobbler
Simple and delicious crock pot peach cobbler
4.98 from 265 votes
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour hour 30 minutes minutes
Total Time: 1 hour hour 35 minutes minutes
Servings: 6 -8
Author: Cris
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Instructions
Melt butter and place in the bottom of your 6 quart slow cooker
In a mixing bowl combine the remaining ingredients except the peaches
Pour batter into the slow cooker
Spoon peaches and syrup on top of the batter– do not mix.
Set slow cooker on high and cook for 1½ – 2 hours OR until top of cobbler is set.
Note: You may want to put a paper towel under the lid while baking to catch condensation.
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Kimberly says Can this recipe be doubled in the slow cooker?
- Cris says
Hi Kimberly-
I tend to prefer to just use two slow cookers when it comes to “baking” in the slow cooker. Otherwise it is hit or miss on whether it will get done in the center.
- The Better Baker says
Mouth melting! I would truly enjoy a warm serving of this luscious dessert with ice cream. So happy you shared with us at Weekend Potluck. - Sandra Shackelford says
How long would I need to cook it n the rectangular crock pot?
- Cris says
Hi Sandra-
It would likely take the same time… but I would cook it in a 6 quart if it were me. The cobbler part will bake up nicer in a 6 quart oval because it can grab the sides easier. But if you really need to cook it in the casserole, it will likely take the same time, maybe just a little longer.
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