Peach Cobbler

As I said before, Dutch oven cooking is fun. It does take a little getting used to how to control the heat, but once you have that down, You can make so many things.

One of our favorite things to cook is Peach Cobbler! You can't go wrong with this one! At one of our favorite camping spots, there happens to be an ice-cream truck that comes around, if we get the timing just right, we can have cobbler ready and order up some vanilla ice-cream! Yum yum, who doesn't like warm cobbler and ice cream!

The recipe is simple.

2 15 oz cans peaches with liquid
1 yellow  or white
cake mix
1/2 stick butter, (you can add more butter if you enjoy that!)

Put peaches in the pot, sprinkle with cake mix and add squares of butter to the top. Cover and bake.
The juice will bubble up mix with the topping. Cook for 25-30 minutes, or until the top is golden!

Don't be afraid to add your favorite toppings! Pecans, caramel sauce, maybe a little brown sugar and oats to make it crispier! Have fun with it!

Courtesy of Grouprecipe.com

Thank you to Group recipes for their recipe, large enough for a crowd!


Don't stop there with your creative combinations! Another one of my favorites is Black Forest cobbler!
For this we use one can of cherry pie filling and a can of canned sour cherries along with a chocolate cake mix! OMG! That is delish!
You could also use cherry with yellow or white cake.

You pick the fruit, if you are using pie filling, be sure to add something that has enough liquid to bubble up through the cake mix. Example: Blueberry pie filling along with a can of blueberries in juice.

While looking through some recipes, I came across some others that look like they would be pretty tasty, we might have to give them a try this summer! Check this one out from Life Should Cost Less!
Wow! That looks great! I have always loved the combination of chocolate and cherries, then to add that Dr. Pepper!

Oh! Comfort!