Mini Peach Cobblers in jars are the perfect individual size portion dessert made with fresh or frozen peaches and blueberries that are full of flavor.
I love making desserts in Mason Jars. These Peach and Blueberry Cobblers in Jars would be fun to decorate and give them as little gifts. Because when you bake for someone, it is like a gift. Don’t you think so?
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I especially like these small jars that completely contain the dessert and you can add a lid to it for transporting, plus you can either decorate the lid or even add a homemade label to it if it is for a shower or birthday.
Mini Peach Cobblers in Mason Jars
I also included blueberries in this dessert because I think they look pretty and taste amazing together. The Hubs and I went and picked some peaches this weekend at Oak Glen in Southern California, and they were so juicy they almost melted in my mouth. I knew they would be good in this dessert. Plus, how can you go wrong with cobbler or crisp which is another name you can use.
Talk about a simple quick dessert, I forgot how easy these were to make. You can also modify the recipe to make more or less.
I am sure you will be seeing an apple recipe in the near future since we also picked apples at the same time.
This post was updated since it’s August 2014 original date.
Mini Peach Cobblers Recipe
Peach Cobbler in Mason Jars
Ingredients
- 16 oz peaches chopped
- 1 – 2 cups blueberries
- 1 TB lemon juice
- 1 cup self rising flour If you don’t have self rising, use all purpose and add 1/2 ts of baking powder
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 stick Cold Butter
- 2 ts Cinnamon
- Whipping Cream or whipped cream optional for topping
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Spray the inside of 6 – 8 oz jars with cooking spray, and place in a baking pan
- Add the lemon juice to the fruit and stir until coated
- Place the Peaches and or Blueberries in the jars equally
- Using a pastry blender, blend butter into sugar and flour until it resembles coarse crumbles.
- Mix all the dry ingredients and sprinkle on the top of fruit
- Bake for 25 minutes
- Mix up whipping cream and place a dollop on top and add an (optional) sprinkle of cinnamon on top and mint sprig if desired.
Notes
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How to Make One Individual Peach Cobber In a Jar
Ingredients:
- 2 – 3 oz of fresh or frozen peaches
- 1/4 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1/2 ts lemon juice
- 4 ts of self rising flour or (all purpose flour + 1/4 ts of baking powder)
- 1 TB butter
- 2 TBs Brown Sugar
- 1/4 ts cinnamon
- Whipped Cream
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Spray the inside of 1- 8 oz jars with cooking spray, and place in a baking pan
- Sprinkle the lemon juice to the fruit and stir until coated
- Place the Peaches and or Blueberries in the jars equally
- Using a pastry blender, blend butter into sugar and flour until it resembles coarse crumbles.
- Mix all the dry ingredients and sprinkle on the top of fruit
- Bake for 25 minutes
- Place a dollop of whipping cream and (optional) a sprinkle of cinnamon on top and mint sprig if desired.
How to Make Cobblers Gluten-Free
You can make this peach cobbler gluten-free by substituting gluten-free flour for the self-rising flour and adding 1/2 ts of salt and 1/2 ts of xanthan gum. See notes in the recipe.
Use Fresh or Frozen Peaches in Your Cobblers
I hope you will take advantage of fresh peaches and blueberries while they are in season during the summer, but you can also use frozen fruits and make this all year.
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Yum! I need this in my belly. I have been wanting to make a peach cobbler.
it is so good. I love the peaches and blueberries together.
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Oh my goodness! I'm so excited to try this!! I have all of these ingredients and I just printed and pinned the recipe. I have frozen peaches and blueberries. Can I cook them straight from frozen or should I thaw them first?
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Peaches and blueberries are pretty amazing together. I love the idea of making the cobbler in these jars.
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They are really delicious together. They are cute in the jars.
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I love anything with peaches! The blueberries are an added bonus! I can't wait to make this!
I love peaches too. It's so easy to make and tastes great.
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I'm trying to loose weight but I may just have to go off of my plan for this. Plus…it has fruit in it!
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How hard is this to make? My sister did something like this with apple pie once, and she declared that she was never going through that again! (They WERE delicious, though.)
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I haven't made baked goods in mason jars but, pretty yummy idea. I love peaches! Looks delicious! Hope your having a great week.
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I can't get enough of summer fruit, especially berries! What fun to bake and serve this cobbler in individual serving mason jars!
This looks yummy as ever! Pinned it earlier this week already. Yum!
Now that looks so good! Added to my list of yummy things to make!
I love peaches and nectarines! I wish they weren't so expensive 🙁 I still buy them..but we live in an are where they are pricy! You Peach and Blueberry Cobbler looks sooo deelish! YUM 🙂
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Looks great! If giving as gifts would you suggest the recipients just reheat in the microwave?