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The Crock-Pot Cobbler
Oh, the crock-pot. I am all about simplicity in life and that does not exclude the kitchen.
Food is delicious on it’s own and our job is to create the right simple conditions and combinations for flavors to come to life. Eating healthy should not have to be difficult, or complicated. Simplicity on the homestead and in emergency preparedness is important. Simplicity in the kitchen compliments those two perfectly.
This crock-pot cobbler recipe is one I’ve used for years now. We make it for holidays, on the weekends, family gatherings or any old day we feel like throwing it together for a treat.
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Crock-Pot Cobbler For Whatever You’re Craving
I believe this recipe originally came together as a peach cobbler, then raspberry and apple. From there we’ve just gone wild with it and it’s delicious every single time. For this post we decided to go blueberry, enjoy the rich images, but don’t forget to let your imagination go wild with whatever fruit you are craving or have in the pantry and/or freezer.
Fresh fruit or frozen work great for this crock-pot cobbler recipe.
Sometimes we completely omit sugar, use honey or extra fruit for sweetness instead. Have fun with it!
Enough, enough. Here we go!
How to Go From This:
(Poof!)
To This:
The Fruit of Choice
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THE RECIPE
Let’s Begin!
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Layer Fruit on Top – Set On Low for 2 – 2 1/2 Hours
Crock-Pot Cobbler of Your Choice, Ready to Serve
THE RECIPE
(Looking for more simple, self reliant recipes? Check out:
LENTIL SPROUTS FOR CHICKENS (AND YOUR FAMILY) – A PROTEIN PACKED WINTER TREAT
GRANDMA’S BEAUTIFUL FALL & WINTER POTPOURRI
PRESERVING FRESH EGGS UP TO 1 YEAR WITH HYDRATED LIME)
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love how simple yet so healthy and delicious this recipe is 🙂 yummy!
Emphasis on the delicious, enjoy!
I never tried to make one, but I’m thinking to, now!
Let us know how it goes!
This recipe looks easy and delicious! Recipe printed.
Would love to hear how it goes for you Linda!
This looks tasty, and so versatile! Can’t wait to try this out with some blueberries from my garden!
So glad you’ve decided to try it! Let us know how it goes.
Omg this sounds incredible. I’m gluten free so I’ll have to trade out the flour for a gluten free one but I’m definitely going to give this a try!!!
Please do and let us know how it goes Justine!
Can you used frozen fruit?
Fresh fruit is the best, but we use frozen all the time and it’s still very tasty. Let us know how it goes Amber!
Amazing recipe thanks for sharing
Enjoy!
You’re welcome!
This looks amazing! I’m making this tomorrow with peaches I think!
Let us know how it goes!
Love this recipe!
Hope you enjoy!
I’ve never had cobbler before but this looks so good!
Enjoy!
What a terrific idea to do it in the crockpot.
Yes, I hope you have a moment to try it. The crockpot makes it so easy.
I don‘t have a crockpot, but I need to try this recipe. We make something similar, but ours has no eggs, so I am curious how this will taste. If you have any tips for making it without a crockpot, I‘d love to hear them!
A dutch oven may work, but we have never tried that. Let me know if you do!
I love how simple and delicious this recipe looks! I also love that you included your children. It makes me want to make some with my boys! Thanks for posting this recipe
You’re welcome, I try to include the kids whenever we can- though sometimes as an adult you need quiet time in the kitchen for your own therapy. Best wishes!
Very nice pictures! and such a yummy recipe! thank you for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by!
Was sold at crockpot! And love how versatile!
Hope you can give it a try Casey!
Cobbler is delicious and I just finished watching Kids Baking Championship with my daughter! Maybe it’s fate? Great recipe! 🙂
Love that! Cooking with our kids is one of the richest experiences in life. Thanks Lisa!
My husband would love this! Thanks for sharing!
I hope you can give it a try Emily!
Thanks for sharing this! I love crockpot recipes and my husband loves cobblers! He will be so happy to try a new one.
Good to hear Megan! Best of luck.