Golden, gooey, and just peachy. This Peach & Cherry Cobbler tastes like sunshine in a baking dish—warm, nostalgic, and ridiculously good.Made with juicy stone fruit, melted vegan butter, and a magic self-rising batter that gets crispy on the edges and gooey underneath. YES PLEASE. Oh, and it’s naturally dairy-free.
4med4 medium peaches or nectarines, peeled and sliced (come out to about 2 cups sliced peaches)Note: If peaches and cherries are not in season you can use frozen, the outcome will still be delicious!
2cupscherriespitted
1tsplemon juice
½cupvegan butter
1cupflour
2cupsorganic sugardivided
1cupmilk(we use soy milk, but any milk is fine)
1tspbaking powder
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Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350°F and melt butter in a 9x13 baking dish in the oven for approximately 5-10 minutes until butter is melted.
½ cup vegan butter
In a medium-sized mixing bowl, combine the dry ingredients: flour, sugar, and baking powder and mix well.
Wash and slice peaches and toss with a teaspoon of lemon juice to prevent browning. Remove pits from cherries and set aside in a separate bowl.
4 med 4 medium peaches or nectarines, peeled and sliced (come out to about 2 cups sliced peaches), 1 tsp lemon juice, 2 cups cherries
Add milk to dry ingredients and gently hand mix together, do not overmix.
1 cup milk
Take the baking dish with melted butter out of the oven and spoon batter evenly into the baking dish and set aside. Adjust the oven to 375°F.
Using a large pot on medium high heat, add sliced peaches, remaining cup of sugar and gently stir until sugar is melted, approximately 1 minute. (Note, sometimes I only use half the amount of sugar in this step just to reduce my sugar intake.)
Next, gently fold in the cherries. Then, spoon the fruit mixture over the batter. The batter should begin to puff up around the fruit.
Bake at 375°F for 40-45 minutes.
Let cool for 5-10 minutes, serve warm with your favorite vegan ice cream.
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Cooking Tips You’ll Love
If peaches or cherries aren’t in season, use frozen! Just thaw and drain them first so your cobbler doesn’t get soggy.
Don’t overmix the batter. A few lumps are okay—this keeps it fluffy and light.
Want more texture? Add a handful of chopped walnuts or pecans into the batter.
For a golden crust, sprinkle a little raw sugar over the top before baking.
Kitchen Tools You’ll Want
9x13 baking dish – A must for that perfect cobbler texture: crisp on top, gooey in the middle.
Mixing bowls – One for the batter, one for the fruit.
Small saucepan or skillet – To warm the fruit with sugar (trust me, this helps soften them just enough).