Cake Mix Peach Cobbler recipe – the easiest Peach Dessert!
Just 4 ingredients are all you need to make this fantastic Cake Mix Peach Cobbler! Made in less time it takes to preheat the oven, this peach cobbler dump cake is perfect anytime you’re in the mood for old fashioned cobbler. Amazing with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Easy Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix
Looking for a simple, delicious way to enjoy fresh summer peaches? This easy 4-ingredient cake mix peach cobbler is a fantastic summer dessert.
This recipe can use fresh, frozen or canned peaches, which makes it a dessert you can make almost any time of year. Served warm with vanilla ice cream, this easy peach cobbler recipe is amazing!
Step 1: Add Peaches to Bottom of Baking Dish or 9×13″ Pan
Use either a 9×13″ pan, or a similar sized baking dish, like this oval baker.
If fresh peaches are in season, I would definitely recommend fresh. However, if fresh peaches are out of season or not available, feel free to use frozen or canned.
When using frozen, let the peaches thaw and come to room temperature before baking. Should you be using canned peaches, drain off the majority of the juice.
Step 2: Melt Butter and add Cake Mix
In a medium microwave-safe bowl, melt the butter and then add the cake mix. I used a white cake mix, however, a yellow cake mix works just as well. Stir the butter and mix together to combine.
Pro Tip for making peach cobbler dump cake: There are several other recipes out there that have you dump the cake mix directly over the top of the peaches, and then pour the melted butter over that. I don’t recommend this method.
Not only does the mix not bake evenly, but you also tend to have dry, powdery clumps of mix in the cobbler, which isn’t ideal.
Getting a good consistency for this easy Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix:
As you stir the butter and cake mix together it will take on a crumbly, gravel-like consistency. This really makes the perfect cobbler for your peaches and will absorb the juices of the peaches as it bakes.
Step 3: Add the Cake Mix Crumble to the Top of the Peaches
Evenly sprinkle the cake mix crumble on top of the peaches. If you get big chunks, or mix that isn’t quite incorporated, simply pinch it together with your hands, and crumble apart.
A lumpy, gravel-like consistency is what you’re going for with the topping. Having lumps and clumps will ensure you have a crisp top, versus a soggy or powdery unappetizing topping.
Step 4: Add Chopped Pecans
The pecans are certainly optional, but a great addition to this cobbler recipe. As the cobbler bakes, the pecans toast nicely and add a great crunchy texture to this peach dessert.
Note for baking with pecans: if topping your cobbler with pecans, cover the top of the baking dish with foil. This will ensure the pecans don’t over-brown before the rest of the cobbler bakes. Foil can be removed the last 10 minutes of baking.
Step 5: Bake the Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix
Once the pecans have been added to the top of the cobbler, bake for 40-45 minutes at 350 degrees. Keep watch of your cobbler as it bakes.
If using a 9×13″ pan, you’ll need slightly more baking time, around 50+ minutes. Using the oval baker, at around 40 minutes, the cobbler was golden brown and ready to come out of the oven.
Step 6: Let Cool Slightly and Serve Warm
Once the cake mix peach cobbler comes out of the oven, let it cool for at least 10 minutes at room temperature. The fruit on the bottom will be bubbling and pipping hot, and the juices from the fruit will bake perfectly with the crumb topping.
This cobbler is the perfect dessert served warm with a big scoop of delicious, vanilla ice cream! The ice cream cools the dessert a bit, and as it melts, becomes a wonderful peaches and cream dessert!
If Peaches and Cream are your thing, check out my Peaches and Cream Dessert Bars and my Peach Coffee Cake.
Top the bowls of cobbler with a few fresh peach slices if you like. It’s such a wonderful way to enjoy the delicious flavors of summer, and will definitely take you back home. Enjoy! ~Erin
Here’s a quick-reference grocery list of the ingredients you’ll need to make this super simple Cake Mix Peach Cobbler:
- Peaches – fresh, frozen or canned
- Cake Mix – either White or Yellow
- Butter
- Pecans – halves or chopped pieces
Do you love the convenience of baking with cake mixes? Check out some of my other cake mix recipes:
- Mixed Berry Cobbler with Cake Mix
- Apple Cobbler with Cake Mix
- Chocolate Chip Cake Mix Cookies
- Turtle Brownies
- Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies
- Double Chocolate M&M Bars
- Funfetti Cake Mix Cookies
- Pumpkin Dump Cake
- Coconut Cream Poke Cake
- Pumpkin Caramel Cream Cheese Poke Cake
- Strawberry Dump Cake
- Blueberry Cake Mix Cobbler
If you loved this Easy Peach Cobbler with Cake Mix, be sure to check out some of my other similar recipes:
- Single Serving Apple Crisp
- Peach Margaritas
- Peach Muffins
- Cherry Crisp
- Peach Daiquiri
- Healthy Apple Crumble
- Ginger Peach Moscow Mule
- Peaches & Cream Pretzel Salad
- Raspberry Crumble
- Peach Crumb Coffee Cake
- Healthy Peach Crisp
- Easy Peach Fro-Yo Pops
- Peach Crumble Tart at Real Housemoms
Here’s the recipe for my Peach Cobbler Dump Cake:
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Cake Mix Peach Cobbler
Equipment
- Oval Baking Dish This Staub 9" Oval baking dish is perfect for cobblers, crumbles, casseroles and more!
- Glass Mixing Bowls Ideal for cooking and baking, and great for anything that needs to go into a microwave.
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- In a 9×13″ pan or oval baking dish, add the peaches to the bottom of the pan or dish. (If using frozen, make sure they’re completely thawed. If using canned, drain off the juice.)
- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the butter. Add the cake mix to the melted butter and stir until crumbly. Evenly crumble the mixture over the top of the peaches.
- Top the cake mix crumble with the chopped pecans. Bake the cobbler for 40-45 minutes or until golden brown.
- Let cobbler cool slightly for 10-15 minutes before serving. Serve warm, and top with vanilla ice cream, if desired.
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Looks so yummy! Sharing on Fb.Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Hope to see ya next week!
Kim
Thank you for this recipe! I made one similar a long time ago and lost the recipe I was using. Looking forward to having it again!
So simple!! And the peaches are ripe and fresh here right now!! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner link up!
YUM! love peaches and pecans and simple. thank you!
Your Cake Mix Peach Cobbler looks delicious, Peaches are one of my favorites summer fruits. Thanks so much for sharing your post with us at Full Plate Thursday and have a great weekend!
Miz Helen
Delicious! I feel like diving inside my screen and gobbling up your peach cobbler 🙂
That looks so yummy and so simple. I too love pecans and tend to sprinkle them on just about anything. Pinned.
This looks delicious and so easy! Thanks so much for sharing!
Easy cake mix recipes are the way to go! And this one looks so yummy! Thanks for sharing at Tuesday Turn ABout!
This looks sooooo yummy! I was happy to feature you on Tuesday Turn About this week. Peaches + Ice cream = Heaven!
I love this recipe,so full of flavor and so easy! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday and hope you are having a great week.
Miz Helen
An old favourite made even easier… a must try recipe!!
Thank you for sharing it at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I’m delighted to be featuring this recipe at tonight’s party and pinning too.
Hugs,
Kerryanne
Looks amazing! Thanks for linking up to Best of the Weekend. You were one of my features this week! Be sure to stop by my blog tomorrow to see the rest of the features and to link up any new posts. I will also be pinning and adding to my Instagram stories this weekend. Thanks for joining us!
Shelley
Erin,in the past, I made this recipe with canned cherry pie filling but I think I will enjoy the fresh peaches even more! I already went out and picked up my peaches and a GF cake mix. Cant’ wait to try it.
Visiting from Calypso Link Party.
Question; I have a “What I’m Eating This Week” post every monday. Do you allow bloggers to use your pictures with the link back to your blog for the recipe?
thx,
Have made this twice, love it. Sonsimple, so delicious!!!
Suggest softening the butter rather than melting. When I melted the butter my cake mix turned to mush and wasn’t crumbly..
When using fresh peaches, should they be peeled first or can I leave the skin on?
Hi Judy! I recommend peeling the peaches. Once baked the skin will fall off the peach. Obviously, it certainly okay to eat, but the texture may be a little off. Enjoy! – Erin
I took this to the next logical level and used chocolate cake mix to make this.
Fantastic – thank you for the inspiration!
My peaches were not particularly ripe, so I added a teaspoon of vanilla extract and 2 tablespoons brown sugar to the peaches in a bowl and mixed it well – followed the rest of the directions.
Now when people kindly offer me bags of seasonal peaches, I’ll be less likely to turn so many down!
I’ve always made this and put slices of butter on top of the cake mix. But I’m about to make it right now and I’m going to incorporate the butter-but just not all the way….my family loves the chunks of dry cake mix! Don’t judge, please! Ha!
I’m also going to try adding cinnamon, it’s delicious in peach cobbler.
Thanks for sharing.
I added cinnamon and sugar to my peaches. I hope it turns out good.
Ok, love the recipe.
Great starter.
Sorry but I always need to embellish/add on to recipes.
I see recipes as a starter/suggestion.
1/2 cup of pecans is silly. Like 1 clove of garlic in a recipe.
Oh no, multiply by 2,3,4…
1 cup pecans roasted in air frier.
Plus as a twist I minced in a Tbs of crystalized ginger. Just
for fun.
Thank you for getting me going.
I controlled myself, thought of adding rum, whiskey, amaretto.
But no.
Maybe in a glaze afterwards.
God bless. Enjoy creating.
Have made it twice now, love it. Added a light sprinkle of cinnamon sugar over the top to give the crispy top and protects the pecans from over baking. I use pecans from my freezer, so as they bake they thaw and it was wonderful. Made with yellow and with white. Second time added a little vanilla to the butter before stirring in cake mix, so yummy! I love mixing the butter in instead of dry patches on the crust!
do you know how many cups of peaches you used
Hi Karen, approximately 4 cups of peaches. If you’re using fresh peaches, slice and peel them. If you’re using frozen, make sure they’re thawed. If you’re using canned, make sure you drain off the juice. Enjoy! -Erin