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Easy Batter Fruit Cobbler

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson
Provided by: USA Weekend
Short of serving store-bought ice cream, you won't find a simpler, more delicious dessert than this fruit cobbler. Use any juicy summer fruit: peaches, nectarines, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, raspberries. And if you use frozen berries, this dessert can be assembled in less than 10 minutes. 

Easy Fruit Cobbler Cake

Submitted by: Kristin
Cake mix, pie filling and your favorite lemon-lime soda are all you need to make this versatile dessert.  

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Fruit Cobbler

Submitted by: Lenna
Pay a visit to your favorite farm stand so that you can make this luscious cobbler. The milky vanilla-flavored batter goes into a buttered 9x13-inch pan, fruit is spooned on top, and the cobbler is slipped into the oven to bake for an hour. 

Too Easy Peach Cobbler

Submitted by: Joan Spinasanto
When fresh peaches hit the farm stand, this is the dessert to try. Fresh peaches are sliced and arranged in an 8x8-inch pan and covered with a layer of white bread. A sweet butter and egg mixture is poured over the top, and then this yummy concoction bakes until it becomes a golden, delicious cobbler. 

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Fresh Fruit Cobbler

Submitted by: Victor
Slices of sugared fresh fruit - peaches, pears, plums, and cherries - are piled into a large casserole dish and covered with a sweet batter. Thirty minutes later, the cobbler emerges bubbling, fragrant, and golden brown. 

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Peach Berry Cobbler

Submitted by: Amy Posont
Fresh peaches and blueberries are cooked in brown sugar, butter, and lemon juice until thick and bubbly, and then spooned into a prepared casserole. Dollops of sweet batter are mounded on top, sprinkled with nutmeg or cinnamon, and baked. 

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Peach Cobbler III

Submitted by: Lil Kane
This yummy cobbler uses canned instead of fresh peaches, and there 's nary a difference. The light and airy biscuit batter goes in the pan first, followed by the peaches. It bakes up bubbly and delicious and is grand with scoops of vanilla ice cream. 

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Fresh Peach Cobbler II

Submitted by: Kelly
Simple old-fashioned peach cobbler; just like Grandma used to make. Tastes great. 

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Fresh Peach Cobbler I

Submitted by: Carolyn
Peaches and lemon juice are cooked with sugar, flour, and a bit of cornstarch until thick and bubbly. The filling is poured into a large casserole, topped with spoonfuls of dough, and baked until golden brown. Serve this lovely pie with vanilla bean ice cream. 

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Quick and Easy Peach Cobbler

Submitted by: Nancy
This easy-to-make pie features canned peaches, so it can be a perfect Fall or Winter treat. Flour, sugar and milk are stirred together and poured into a large 9x13-inch pan. The peaches and syrup are spooned on top, and the cobbler baked until the crust turns golden. Serve warm with scoops of ice cream. 
 
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