Lazy Mom’s Fruit Cookie Cobbler

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This recipe for lazy mom's fruit cookie cobbler is one you turn to when you want a quick dessert that you know will be a hit with the family.

This is fruit cookie cobbler recipe is one of my favorite things to make whenever we have canned peaches in the house.

I combine it with canned apple pie filling and store bought sugar cookie dough. It makes the yummiest fruit cobbler ever! 

This recipe for lazy mom's fruit cookie cobbler is one you turn to when you want a quick dessert that you know will be a hit with the family.

 

Choose Your Own Cobbler Combination

The best part of this recipe? You can choose your own fruits! We always use whatever we have in the pantry. We’ve even used canned pineapple, when we didn’t need it to make pineapple cream cheese wontons.

When you look at the ingredients photo above, you’ll see that I even changed it up. I didn’t have any apple pie filling so I used applesauce ,and added a tablespoon of sugar to the mix. 

Use what you have. Don’t overcomplicate it! Also? I won’t judge you if you put a scoop of ice cream on top.

This recipe for lazy mom's fruit cookie cobbler is one you turn to when you want a quick dessert that you know will be a hit with the family.

Lazy Mom’s Fruit Cookie Cobbler

1 can peaches, drained (reserve a fourth of the syrup)
1 can apple pie filling
1 roll refrigerated sugar cookie dough
1 1/2 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp corn starch

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

In an 8×8 inch casserole dish, mix drained peaches, apple pie filling, and cinnamon inside of the dish.

Take the reserved syrup and mix with corn starch. Pour over the top of the peach mixture.

Break sugar cookie dough over the top of the mixture in small dollops (like dumplings).

Sprinkle top of cookie dough with cinnamon, if desired. Bake about 30 to 40 minutes or until the inside is bubbly and top is golden brown.

Note: I used individual dishes because its just Hubby and I (Sonny Boy gets fresh fruit for dessert), so this will be enough for 2 nights of desserts.

Crockpot instructions:

Combine ingredients in the same way you would for the oven, except you won’t put the cookie dough on top of the cobbler.

Set slow cooker on low for 4 hours or high for 2 hours. Top cobbler with pieces or dollops of the cookie dough, sprinkle with cinnamon, and cover slow cooker.

BUT! You need to vent it a little. I use a chopstick like Stephanie over at A Year of crockpotting does with her desserts with pastry toppings. Let it continue to cook for 1 more hour or until the top is light brown and crisp.

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6 Comments

  1. 2.23.08
    Melissa said:

    Ooohh this one sounds good too! You have such yummy-sounding recipes!

  2. 2.25.08
    Lisa said:

    I cant wait to try this! it sounds soooo yummmy.

  3. 3.6.08
    Jessica said:

    I think I will try this tonight and let you know how it goes. Thanks for the recipe!

  4. 3.10.08
    Jessica said:

    My husband and sister thought this was the best peach cobbler they have ever had. Thank you so much for the idea. This will become a favorite.

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  5. 8.3.08
    Amiyrah said:

    jessica,

    just now read your last comment. So glad they liked it!

  6. 12.24.08
    Brooke said:

    Oh my gosh I’m making this in the morning! I have everything to make it! How easy sounding!