Well hello fellow foodies! I’m Melissa from SugarDerby and I am so super excited to be guest posting on Allison’s awesome blog. She is definitely a “go to gal” in my book of food bloggers. Really glad she asked me to do this. About me… quickly…. I am a newbie in the blogging community. I am a lover of all things baked, battered, stuffed, iced, sprinkled, glazed, dipped, coated…. well, you get the idea! I love to bake… BUT no, I don’t want to open a bakery… (please, please… to all my baking blogging friends… can you relate with me on this one?… how many times have you heard “you should open a bakery!!!”?… like whomever telling you that is the very first person on the planet to eat something you baked and suggest you open your own bakery)…. I mean… really? So, rather than quit my comfortable day job and take the leap of “open my own business” faith… I decided to start a blog. And I am glad I did!! I actually found Alli-n-son because I did a google search for “sweet tooth” and she popped up! I was totally excited about Sweet Tooth Friday because… going back to my “comfortable day job”… I am a dental hygienist. I know! It’s weird… job security maybe? Anyways, “sweet tooth” has great meaning to me. Along with baking, I also blog about my love for vintage, some do-it-yourself, my great state of Texas, my extra sweet daddy and really anything else I find appealing.
Let’s talk food! One of my many obsessions is miniatures. Sweet, little, adorable, teeny, tiny miniatures. I just can not help but squeal when I see something mini… so, of course, an edible miniature is just the best invention ever… EVER! Any recipe I get my hands on I try to miniaturize it. This my friends, is one of those recipes. It is my mother’s peach cobbler recipe and it is amazing. Easy, amazing, and now… miniature. I hope you enjoy… and listen, if you are not just enamored by mini’s like I am, you can make this recipe in a regular 9×11 casserole dish. But I can’t lie, it’s really cute this way! Really cute!
Mini Peach Cobblers
Oh man!!! The best idea ever!
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
You will need:
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- a dash of salt
- 3/4 cup milk
- 1 stick of melted butter
- brown sugar
- cinnamon
- 1 can diced peaches
I had a difficult time finding diced peaches… I literally went to 3 different stores in search of diced peaches… and then I remembered something…
I own a knife! And a cutting board! I can dice peaches myself… uh, yea… true story 
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So, to begin… I used a a regular cupcake tin and a mini muffin tin. I’ll give you directions on both but the regular cupcake size cobblers turned out best.
Put 1 tsp of melted butter into each regular size muffin tin. (The mini muffin tin only needs 1/4 tsp.)
Now make your batter. Combine the first 5 ingredients by hand… sugar, flour, baking powder, salt and milk.
Put 2 tbsp of batter into each regular size muffin tin… on top of the melted butter. (Mini muffin only needs 1 tbsp)
Then put 1 tbsp diced peaches on top of the batter.
(Just 1 little diced peach per mini muffin tin)
Sprinkle with brown sugar and then cinnamon. I do a pretty generous “sprinkle”… I love brown sugar and cinnamon!
Bake the regular size muffin tins for 12 minutes. (The mini muffins took about 8 minutes)
Both baked at 350 degrees.
Let them cool almost completely before taking out of pan. Use a butter knife to loosen the edges then just lift them out.
You might lose a peach every now and then but no worries… just scoop it up and slide right back under.
Now see… the mini mini cobblers are good but….
You can’t really do this with the baby cobbler bites…
And of course I wanted ice cream… so…. I had ice cream!
I used a small cookie scoop to get that perfectly round dollop of ice cream.
I hope you all enjoy this recipe and really…. really, really…. go for some ice cream!
These babies are amazing!
Thanks again Allison! Happy Baking!
Mini peach cobbles, a bite-sized summer treat.
Ingredients
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- Dash of salt
- 3/4 cup milk
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted
- Brown sugar
- Cinnamon
- 1 can peaches, diced
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Put 1 teaspoon of melted butter into each regular size muffin tin.
- With a wooden spoon stir together the sugar, flour, baking powder, salt and milk.
- Put 2 tablespoons of batter into each muffin tin.
- Add 1 tablespoon diced peaches on top of the batter.
- Sprinkle with brown sugar and then cinnamon.
- Bake for 12 minutes.
- Let them cool almost completely before taking out of pan. Use a butter knife to loosen the edges then just lift them out.
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Hi Allison,
What a great idea to make mini cobblers. That is a great recipe, I have one almost like it in my cookbook and it is always delicious. I will sure try the mini’s, we will love the small amounts. Thanks for hosting today and hope you are having a fun day!
Miz Helen
What yummy looking treat! Looks simple enough; I like simple!
Melissa & Allison, I committed the cardinal sin of posting a cobbler recipe today too! So sorry! But I have to say that I had the exact same problem finding diced peaches, so I just cut them up myself too.
I love the mini cobbler idea though… Everything’s cuter when it’s mini! Thanks for sharing!
sincerely,
your copycat
diced can peaches can be found at Cash and carry outlets in the big gallon cans
You can also find a regular size can of diced peaches at Walmart. It was the first place I looked. Guess I got lucky lol. But definitely can’t wait to try out this recipe.
These would be GREAT for a garden TEa Party and I am ALL about having fancy tea with this recipe!!
Mini cobblers – what a great idea! And I can absolutely relate to the “when are you going to open your own bakery” comments. If I had a nickel for every time I heard it, maybe I actually could afford to leave my day job and open my own bakery
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These are really mouth watering. They look so good! And maybe the little ones are not too fattening?
…Christine
Hi Melissa, great post! I love the idea of mini cobblers, I’m all about mini desserts, having more than one is totally acceptable.
Oh, YUM! Peach cobblers have been popping up in lots of blogs and this looks so cute and delicious! I do love peaches!
This looks so good!! And oh how I miss Blue bell Ice cream!! When I moved from Texas to NJ they don’t sell it up here..it’s ridiculous, really
Those look so good! its like southern perfection. Must go check out this sugarderby girl! Great guest post choice Ali and hope your doing good. Its getting close you know! LOL!
Blue bell ice cream is the best…and you can’t go wrong with peach cobbler! Sounds delicious.
Thanks a lot for hosting.Its always nice to be here
ha. Just realized this was a guest post
Still, thanks for posting it! Love it.
ok, this comment was a follow up to another comment I made inviting you to link this up to my sweet treats party, but I don’t see that comment posted…. soooo… just wanted to clarify
They look so delicious!
Thank you for inviting me to join your link party. Have a great day!
Those Mini Cobblers are so so cute! I love them and Melissa, you are hilarious. I’ll be stopping on by to follow you now as well
Thanks for sharing this adorable recipe!
I can do that! And I’m fairly certain I have a can of peaches in the pantry. If not, I have some frozen blueberries that could be a good substitute. Great post!
Okay these are amazing! How perfect for a summer party. Cannot wait to try these!!!
They look good! LOL about the chopped peaches!
I am your newest follower and I linked up with a Fresh Peaches and Cream Cake.
Thanks for hosting!
You had my heart at Texas and Cobbler! I am a fellow Texan and LOVE LOVE LOVE Cobbler!! I can not wait to try your cobbler recipe! Thanks for hosting, you did a GREAT job
These look delicious! Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. I linked my blackberry cobbler recipe to your party.
Those look so cute and oh so delicious!! Thanks for the invite and for hosting!!
Thanks for the invite, have linked up my Coconut Cookies for your party….
Thanks so much for sharing this recipe…
These mini cobblers look absolutely delicious. Can’t wait to make them/
Thanks again!
Adorable!! I was thinking about making a peach and blueberry crisp, but now I’m swayed!
Great post, those cobblers look amazing, and definitely with the ice cream!
I wasn’t able to see Sugraderby, it said “The Squarespace account sugarderby is not currently available.”
OMG! I adore mini things. These guys are SUPER cute and look great. Thanks for bringing to Friday Potluck!
Oh my! This looks perfect for summertime!
These are fabulous! Please share your recipe with our readers by linking it up at Muffin (and Cupcake) Monday. Thanks!
http://www.talkingdollarsandcents.net/muffin-monday-vanilla-soy-milk-and-sour-cream-muffins
This looks like a delicious Summer Recipe! We are hosting “FUN SUMMER RECIPES” at our Linky Party THIS WEEKS CRAVINGS! We’d love for you to come by and link up! (Thanks a million)
http://momscrazycooking.blogspot.com/2011/06/this-weeks-cravings-linky-party-32-fun.html
Looks wonderful! Would love to try these with the fresh peaches we got this week at Farmer’s Market!
Beth
Thank you for this recipe! I made it exactly as you described in the directions, but the cobblers became hollow and the bottoms were soggy from the butter/peaches and I had to scoop it out of the muffin tin separately from the top cobbler part. Maybe my oven is off and it didn’t get cooked completely? Any suggestions you have would be helpful, as I’m a terrible cook and would like to get better. My husband ate at least four of them so they couldn’t have been too bad!
I had the same issues! I thought that they tasted great but wouold NEVER try making these for an event where presentation mattered. I remade them three times, using various methods, and they never really “turned out.” I would recommend this recipe if you are going solely for taste (they were great!), but they were a HUGE pain in the butt and not really worth the effort.
HI, I loved the idea of mini as well and I love peach cobbler. So, this recipe interested me so very much, I also made these today. And like the 2 comments here, the first batch did not turn out that fantastic. 12 min cooking time was not enough for the first batch and in no way came out of the muffin tin in one piece…rather a glob of goo. There was one that might have passed for done and I took a taste test with it. It was extremely sweet!!! I believe the added brown sugar and the can peaches that are sweet too, just added too much sweet for my taste.
So, the next batch I only used 3/4 cup sugar and 1 /1/2 tablespoon of batter per muffin cup. I also cooked this batch for 20 min. I have to say the 2nd batch cooked up nice and after complete cooling, they did come out of the muffin tin easier. Some of the peaches escaped, but still looked quite presentable. And for taste…WOW!!! Such a difference in sweetness!
Hi, These really captured my attention, so I made them this evening. I followed the directions as stated, but the batter ran all over the top of my muffin pan. I scraped it back into the cups, but still it seemed too buttery and did not come out anything like the pictures. Sadly.
Wish I had read your ladies’ comments before I made these tonight for an event. I’m going to try increasing the baking time on the second batch, but I’m not holding hopes that they will be presentable. I used very ripe fresh peaches and a dash of nutmeg&cloves in the batter and while not nice to look at, they are certainly delicious.
Same issues–wish I had read more comments. These were not done in 12 minutes and spread all over my cupcake tin. I was able to redistribute the top batter and am baking them for longer, but I am unsure if I will be able to use them for my lab meeting, seeing as they are not going to be as sturdy/set as the pics. Wish I had more time to remake, alas, looks like we’ll be going without!
I love this idea of everyone having their own little pie yummy
I don’t’ know how I ended up here.. I was looking at other peeps piles of dishes and click click I found myself here !! Well, what good is a dish if you don’t have the nice treats to put on the plates. AND you have some nice treats here.. I’m making this tomorrow. They are so small I BET there are no calories in them !!! Yummmmiiee. I’m ever so happy I stopped in.. Jules ♥
Those mini peach cobblers look so good. How yummy to have a few with some ice cream
Thanks for coming by to share your recipe at These Chicks Cooked Recipe Spotlight. Have a great weekend!
Katie
How cute are these! Love it!
Thank you for linking this up to {nifty thrifty things} as well!
Hugs,
Vanessa
I love mini food anything, and then you add peaches — ’nuff said. YUMMY. Cant wait to try! Thanks to Rachel for sharing your adorable site! C
Sorry, I’m confused
Your ingredients say 1 stick of butter, but then it only says to add 1tsp to each of the 12 muffin cups? That would only be 4 T total (1/2 stick) for a 12 muffin yield, and I didn’t see it say to add the rest of the butter to the batter. Did I miss something?
I believe that this recipe makes 24 muffin-sized cobbles, so the 1 stick of butter would be correct. I will double check with the guest poster to be sure.
Oh man! Peach cobbler is my Dad’s favorite. I’ll have to make this for him! Great idea!
Does anyone know how these would do to freeze them? Grown son that is on the road a lot and would be nice if he had these in the freezer and could thaw or pop in the microwave for a sweet snack when he comes home.
I was wondering the same thing. But, I looked up on google and I got the answer you can freeze cooked or uncooked peach cobbler…so guessing you can with this as well.
Happy mini cobblers!
Hi Angelia, I haven’t tried it, but I imagine that you could. You could always freeze one or two, then defrost, just as a test. Please stop back and let me know how it turns out.
if the serving size is 12, these are 184 calories each, fyi
Bluebell…you must be a Texan!
I just made these in my new square muffin pan!. I was a bit more generous w/ the butter since the bottom surface area was bigger than the reg muffin pan rounds and pretty much just added batter to each by the t. to use it up…added the peaches…threw in a few blueberries just for good measure..and followed the rest of the directions. Did have to cook a few extra minutes..think the squares just make it necessary…but they look great…and while they did over flow the ‘cup’ a wee bit it wasn’t like coming off the pan or anything and cooked right around..made a nice crisp edge. I am dying to try one..waiting for them to cool now! Will keep ya updated!
I made these tonight! It’s kinda late, so I’m going to let them cool overnight then try them tomorrow. Cant wait! We’ve changed our diet and really trying to eat healthier so I used Splenda instead of sugar, and Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk. They look great, smell great, just hoping they come out ok, and not gooey in the bottom like some people have commented. I’m sure I’ll reply again to say how they turned out. Im really anxious to see how they did with the Almond milk and Splenda
Update:
I had one this morning and mmm mm they’re delicious. Even with the Splenda and Almond Milk…they probably would be even better with reg milk, but they are still sweet, buttery, fluffy and good. Didn’t fall apart one bit! I used “no sugar added peaches” which I think helped with the over sweet taste some people mentioned. Its good to spring for the name brand peaches. I got Wal-Mart brand and they were good, but a little soft for dicing. I had to be careful with some pieces. Thanks so much for this recipe! So yummy!
ok it’s official…just scarfed one down. they are AWESOME. I think I will go lighter on the brown sugar next time..a bit heavier on teh butter (love that buttery taste..used margarine btw..) and will definitely remember to add a few blueberries. Adds a whole new dimension of taste. I say this is a keeper.. ! PINNED IT!
Thanks so much for pinning the recipe! Blueberries are an awesome addition.
The secret to finding Diced Peaches is not looking for canned ones getting Diced Peaches in light syrup in the 4 oz. plastic cups such as Del Monte.
Hi! I’d love to try this, but keep it fresh, use all organic since processed stuff doesn’t do it for me anymore.
Have a great day and can’t wait to try it!
The recipe does say it yields 12 mini cobblers…I had 1/2 of the melted butter left over…my batter was a lot thicker than the picture….I baked for 20 minutes… They were easy to make and tasted great…Did you test this recipe in your kitchen? ….
So has anyone tried in cupcake papers? I’ve been looking for an easy yet not boring dessert to make, and this looks perfect but i have the worry about them falling apart and transporting them. So i wonder if cupcake papers would work. I might try it anyways, and hope it works out.
Before making these last night I skimmed through these comments and saw your suggestion about liners. So I made two of them with liners, and it actually turned out pretty ok! It came out easy and was a lot less messier. I left the second one in a liner out all night with the others. This morning the bottom had gotten soggy. So I would suggest using those tin-like cupcake liners. Problem solved.
What an awesome idea! We love some peach cobbler! And with Bluebell!! Yummy! Trying this tonight! Since my hubby is the Bluebell man, I am calling him now to ask him to bring home some vanilla today!!
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I’ll bet this is delicious with the best ice cream in the whole world!!!
I literally just made this and they turned out awesome! I used cut up apples. I did have extra melted butter, so I mixed it in a bowl with my apples and caked it in brown sugar. Love it! Will be making again soon! Thanks for the recipe
Of course it is awesome!! You topped it off with Blue Bell. The ONLY icecream to eat!
After reading the previous comments I only melted half a stick of butter and it was the right amount. Made it with fresh diced strawberries, 3/4 cup of sugar and half whole wheat flour and half regular flour. The bottoms were mushy even after 20+ minutes in the oven, (took that long for a toothpick to come out reasonably clean) but I just served them upside down and scooped out what little remained in the pan on top. They were DELICIOUS and got a big thumbs up from the family. It only makes 12 cups. The berries were unsweetened and the final product was just the right sweetness for me. Cant wait to make this again once my cherries ripen.
Loved the sound of this recipe and the smell of them in the oven was to die for!
However, I found that 12 minutes was not long enough for them to be in the oven at 350 degrees. They were very gooey. I kept putting them in the oven for three minutes at a time but they never completely baked. Any suggestions?? I really want to make this recipe work for me.
Tried these today, they didn’t come out as pretty as your picture lol…they took way longer to cook and they kind of overflowed so now I have a crusty mess on my pan…wonder if you could use cupcake baking cups in the tins?
Tried making these today, they didn’t really turn out very well. I used the liners in the muffin tins and they are so soggy and greasy from the melted butter you add to them in the beginning. I ended up baking them for 25 minutes because I wasn’t happy with the consistency. Wish this recipe would have worked better.. Ill stick to the cobbler in a pan.
These were really great! I have to admit I am a big baker so I read through the comments and made alterations.. First off, I halved the sugar, even with that I probably could have toned it down to about 1/4 cup, I lessened the milk by a few Tablespoons and I added 1tsp vanilla.. They were awesome! My kids also made ice cream in a bag while we waited for these to be done and we had fresh ice cream! It was awesome!
I made these tonight. As many other posted said, mine took way longer. I don’t know if you got the temperature off or the time to cook off. I cooked mine at 350 and had to keep adding time until they had cooked for 30 min. (so almost twice the time). I used the same amount of batter and cooked in a 12 muffin pan. They weren’t the prettiest thing ever. But they tasted good.
I made these and told my friends about it on my blog:
http://redonblack.weebly.com/1/post/2012/08/rice-and-pineapples-but-not-together.html
They turned out great and were very yummy!
Wow these sound too good to be true. I can’t wait to give these a try. Thank you for sharing.
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Those look yummy. Pinned, can’t wait to try them.
I followed the recipe exactly but made some changes to the baking part. I first used cupcake papers and dripped a few drops of melted butter in the bottom of each paper before putting the batter in. For the second batch, I sprayed each cupcake liner with Pam olive oil cooking spray. Both came out great, not soggy, though I baked both batches 17-19 min instead of the recommended 12 min. I am thinking 1 tsp butter could be why some people’s batches came out too soggy. Great recipe! Thank you for sharing!
Can u also make the cobbler with apples instead of peaches?
I’m a hygienist, too! Native Texan now living in California…..love the peaches
These look great. I am really anxious to try. One question the recipe doesn’t call for any eggs, is this right? Thank you
I just attempted this recipe, and followed exactly only I used apples.
I think the 2 teaspoons of baking powder is way too much. Like its more than double what it should be. My cobblers over flowed and not just on the pan. I now need to clean my oven…after I air our my house from burning cobbler in the bottom of my oven.
The cobblers themselves were just mush batter inside the tin. :0(
Hi Allison,
Even if I had not read your blog I would have known you were from Texas (Blue Bell Ice Cream). I can’t wait to try this recipe. I had to laugh at your story about the diced peaches. Sounds like something I would do and I have been cooking 47 years!
Wish I’d read the comments before making this…epic fail and what a mess! They smell absolutely delicious, but there has got to be away to make them turn out better! I’ll have to try the tin liners next time. :]
This recipe did NOT work for me. We put them in the oven and in less than about 2 minutes they had ‘exploded’ all over the oven. We followed the directions and went over them 3 times. Did this work for anyone else? We let them in for over ten minutes than what you said they would be done in and they looked disgusting when we took them out.
A success! My mom is a expert at peach cobbler, we followed recipe exactly as instructed. Only adjustment was cook time, ours took about 20minutes to bake. Looked cute and tasted great. We will be making these for a church members wedding rehearsal.
I just made them this afternoon. The liquid overflowed a little bit on the pan. I used Splenda instead of sugar. I baked them for 15 minutes and they came out just right. The peaches were still on top of the muffins.
These were horrible. Made a terrible mess, cooked over in oven. Terrible recipe
I just made these made they were a big hit! They did overflow a bit on the pan, but I had a cookie sheet underneath, just in case. The only thing I had to alter was the baking time. The crust wasn’t golden yet at 12 minutes, so I left it in another 10 minutes to get them perfect. I will definitely make these again!!
I was wandering if you can cupcake liners when making the peach cobble?
Thanks
I just made these, waiting on them to cool down now! I used raspberry peaches (in light syrup) I cannot wait to try them! <3
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I’m gone to convey my little brother, that he should also pay a visit this weblog on regular basis to take updated from hottest gossip.
Someone using the name “Babie Rose” has posted this recipe and one of the pictures on Facebook. I thought you might want to know in case you are not “Babie Rose.”
Just tried this today and read the comments and I followed one and did the 3/4 cup of sugar and 1/1/2 into the muffin tin and they came out perfect! No overflow or anything and came out of the pots easily also I used sweetened peaches in a can that I found at target should of got unsweetened but it’s still good!
Nice blog! Is your theme custom made or did you download it from somewhere?
A theme like yours with a few simple tweeks would really
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Many thanks
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