Easy Peach Cobbler

It’s been hot in Los Angeles. Hot. Like. Murder. (Thank you to Bona for coming up with that!) It’s so hot on some days that I imagine this is what Hades must be like. And all I can think about is frozen yogurt or ice cream, or making things to GO with yogurt or ice cream—like this Easy Peach Cobbler! And believe me, it is EASY. Embarrassingly easy. So easy you could make it with a blindfold on while singing  “…millions of peaches, peaches for me…” and jumping up and down on one leg.

(Mitzi, if you’re reading this, it’s THAT easy! Hehe.)

Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.

Pour all the contents of two 16-oz cans of sliced peaches in light syrup into a 9×13 pan.

Sprinkle all of a box of yellow cake mix on top. (These often go on sale for $1 apiece!)

Pat the cake mix down over the peaches.

Dot with ½ cup of butter cut into cubes. Sprinkle with ½ teaspoon cinnamon.

Bake for 45 minutes.

Do I hear a “Yum?”

Enjoy with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. That hot/cold, fruity/creamy symphony sings like summer in your mouth!

I hope your week’s just peachy! ;)

6 Responses

  1. Alicia Says:

    That’s my kitchen! I know this by the various wine bottle corks and the red bowl!!! YUM! I love when you make this. It’s so delicious!

  2. Sleepless In KL Says:

    ahh never again will i look at a box of yellow cake mix in the same way. this looks scrumptious!

  3. J. Says:

    Alicia
    - Yes, that IS your kitchen! This was taken the night we wanted to watch the My So-Called Life boxed set, but ended up watching Mirrors because we discovered that red wine and Jordan Catalano DO NOT mix!

    Sleepless
    - Make it! It is surprisingly easy and yummy. Redemption in a boxed cake mix! :)

  4. toni Says:

    Gosh! That IS easy!!! AND yummmmmmy!

  5. Jen Says:

    This really is super easy - i know because I’ve made it before. And delicious too. :O)

  6. Shermi Says:

    I found this yesterday and made it last nite, so simple and delicious.

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