Strawberry peach cobbler with self rising flour is juicy, homemade mixed fruit cobbler made from scratch at home. This is a very easy mixed fruit cobbler recipe and it is juicy from the ripe peaches and strawberries that we use.
A simple, easy and delicious dessert recipe with just few ingredients to use any leftover ripe peaches and strawberries that you have in your kitchen!
What Is Cobbler?
Cobbler is basically a delicious dessert made using ripe fruits.
The fruit mixture is usually spread inside the baking pan which is topped with a biscuit style crust topping or cake like topping.
Sometimes the batter for the cake like crust is poured in the pan and then the fruit mixture is spooned over the batter.
Either way, cobblers are delicious from the combination of juicy, sweet fruits and also the delicious, buttery crust!
You can learn more about cobblers here.
A cobbler is quite different from other popular fruit desserts like crisp and crumbles and you can read more about the difference between cobblers, crisps and crumbles here.
What Is Strawberry And Peach Cobbler?
Strawberry and peach cobbler is made using a mix of ripe and juicy peaches and strawberries.
You may change the ratio of peaches and strawberries based on what you have got or based on your preference.
This is a delicious and juicy fruit cobbler made from scratch at home!
I already have this easy and delicious strawberry cobbler from scratch using fresh strawberries!
I also have this easy and delicious apple cobbler with gala apples (can use other variety of apples too) which is super easy to make from scratch at home as well!
Do you need to add cornstarch in cobbler?
It is a good idea to add a little cornstarch (about two teaspoons) to the fruit mixture and mix in evenly to help with easy baking and for better texture.
I often do not add the cornstarch and the cobblers turn out just fine. I also like it that way because I like a juicy fruit mixture.
However, if you fruits are too juicy and if you do not want the cobbler to have a too juicy spread (because it may turn soggy if its too juicy), you may add the cornstarch to the fruits.
How to make strawerry peach cobbler with self rising flour?
In this strawberry peach cobbler, we use bleached self rising flour.
Instead of a biscuit style crust, we have used a soft cake like topping which goes perfect with the juicy peaches and strawberries.
We first bake the cobbler at 375 degree until the crust is baked to golden brown in color, then cover the cobbler with foil and bake at 350 degree for the rest of the time until the inside of the cobbler is cooked too!
This helps with reducing the baking time too, while you can enjoy the delicious and juicy cobbler with buttery cake like crust.
We use the following ingredients to make easy strawberry peach cobbler from scratch at home.
Ingredients to make strawberry peach cobbler
for the filling:
ripe peaches 3 medium sized
strawberries 2 cups
sugar 1/2 cup
for the batter:
self rising flour 1 1/4 cup
cinnamon powder 1 teaspoon
whole milk 3/4 cup
sugar 1 cup
butter 1/2 cup melted
vanilla extract 1 teaspoon
Step By Step Instructions
To prepare the fruit filling for cobbler:
Wash the peaches very well, peel and pit the peaches and slice in medium sized long slices.
Also wash the strawberries, slice the strawberries in halves (remove any green leaves if present).
Place the sliced strawberries and peaches in a bowl, add the 1/2 cup of sugar for filling, mix the sugar very well with the fruits.
Keep this prepared fruit filling aside (you may refrigerate this until the batter is also made so the fruits will remain fresh).
To make the batter:
In a large bowl, mix together the dry ingredients – self rising flour and cinnamon powder until they wre evenly mixed.
In another bowl, mix together the melted butter and sugar until they are well combined.
Also add the milk and vanilla extract to the butter sugar mixture, mix very well to form the wet ingredients mixture.
Transfer the wet ingredients mixture to the dry flour mixture, mix together to form the batter. You can use a balloon whisk to mix the batter without any lumps.
To make the cobbler:
Preheat oven to 375 degree Fahrenheit.
Prepare a baking pan by greasing a little butter on the pan.
Transfer the prepared fruit filling to the prepared baking pan. Try to place the peaches and strawberries evenly distributed in the pan.
Pour the batter carefully over the fruits. Gently mix in the batter using a spoon so the batter is spread evenly.
Also use the spoon to bring out some slices of peaches and strawberries to the top so they are visible on top!
Place the baking pan in the preheated oven with a baking sheet underneath because there is a chance the contents may drip a bit.
Bake for about 35 minutes or until the top crust is baked golden brown in color. It won’t be cooked completely inside at this point.
So cover the cobbler with a foil and change the oven temperature to 350 degree Fahrenheit and cook for another 20 minutes or until the cobbler is cooked completely.
Once done, allow the cobbler to cool down a bit, then scoop out the warm delicious cobbler and serve with ice cream.
For best results, make sure to serve the cobbler while its still warm along with cold vanilla ice cream!
You can refrigerate any leftovers and serve the chilled cobbler with ice cream as needed.
Notes: We used 3 medium sized peaches and two cups of strawberries in the recipe and the total amount of fruits used in this recipe is equivalent to about 4 cups.
More Self Rising Flour Recipes:
self rising flour chocolate chip cookies
self rising flour peanut butter cookies
self rising flour pancake recipe
More Peach Recipes:
peach smoothie with yogurt (peach lassi)
peach jam without pectin in instant pot
Below you can get the recipe for strawberry peach cobbler in detail.
Strawberry Peach Cobbler With Self Rising Flour
Ingredients
for the fruit filling:
- 3 medium sized peaches ripe and juicy
- 2 cups strawberries
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons corn starch (optional)
for the batter:
- 1 1/4 cup self rising flour
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon powder
- 3/4 cup whole milk
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup butter melted
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Instructions
To prepare the fruit filling for the cobbler:
- Wash the peaches very well. Peel and pit the peaches, slice in medium sized long slices.
- Also wash the strawberries, slice them in halves (remove any green leaves if present).
- Place the sliced strawberries and peaches in a bowl, add the 1/2 cup of sugar for filling, mix the sugar very well with the fruits (you can also add the cornstarch and mix with the fruits evenly, if using).Keep this fruit filling mixture aside (you may refrigerate this until the batter is also made so the fruits will remain fresh).
To make the batter:
- In a large bowl, mix together the dry ingredients – self rising flour and cinnamon powder until they wre evenly mixed.
- In another bowl, mix together the melted butter and sugar until they are well combined.Also add the milk and vanilla extract to the butter sugar mixture, mix very well to form the wet ingredients mixture.
- Transfer the wet ingredients mixture to the dry flour mixture, mix together to form the batter.
- You can use a balloon whisk to mix the batter without any lumps.
To make the cobbler:
- Preheat oven to 375 degree Fahrenheit. Prepare a baking pan by greasing a little butter on the pan.Transfer the prepared fruit filling to the prepared baking pan. Try to place the peaches and strawberries evenly distributed in the pan.
- Pour the batter carefully over the fruits. Gently mix in the batter using a spoon so the batter is spread evenly. Also use the spoon to bring out some slices of peaches and strawberries to the top so they are visible on top!
- Place the baking pan in the preheated oven with a baking sheet underneath because there is a chance the contents may drip a bit.Bake for about 35 minutes or until the top crust is baked golden brown in color. It won't be cooked completely inside at this point.So cover the cobbler with a foil and change the oven temperature to 350 degree Fahrenheit and cook for another 20 minutes or until the cobbler is cooked completely.
- Once done, allow the cobbler to cool down a bit, then scoop out the warm delicious cobbler and serve with ice cream.For best results, make sure to serve the cobbler while its still warm along with cold vanilla ice cream! You can refrigerate any leftovers and serve the chilled cobbler with ice cream as needed.
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