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Yummy Peach Cobbler Dump Cake With Fresh Peaches

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This simple peach cobbler dump cake is made with fresh peaches and is a delightful seasonal treat!

I’m sharing this yummy peach cobbler dump cake recipe as part of a Plethora of Peaches event with some of my blogging friends.

After you check out this recipe, you can click the links at the end of this post for even more peach recipes. 

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I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating, fall is absolutely my favorite season.

The weather is perfect, the fairs and festivals are abundant (before stay at home), and you can visit apple orchards to pick apples, go on hayrides and maybe taste a little hard cider.

Peach Cobbler Dump Cake

I lucked out with a basket of fresh peaches from my Dad’s garden.

I knew immediately I wanted to make peach cobbler dump cake.

My family loves to try different flavors of dump cakes. Be sure to check out my article with 47 easy dump cake recipes!

peach cobbler

What is a Dump Cake?

A dump cake is similar to a cobbler, but with a cake-like topping.

The name came about because you “dump” all the ingredients into a cake pan without mixing.

Dump cakes commonly include a boxed cake with fruit. But, now you can find tons of unique variations including Oreo and red velvet. 

peaches in basket

I’m all about quick and easy recipes. Did you try my no-churn red velvet ice cream, or my 3 Ingredient Sugar Cookies?

Just because it’s an easy recipe, doesn’t mean it’s not delicious.

I was married to a pastry chef for 22+ years, so I picked up a few tricks along the way!

You only need 4 ingredients for this delicious peach cobbler: 

Ingredients For Peach Cobbler Dump Cake

  • 6 Large Fresh Peaches – cut in quarters
  • 1 Yellow Cake Mix – can also use a white cake mix
  • 1/2 Cup of Sugar
  • 1.5 Sticks of Butter – sliced thin
  • Whipped Cream (optional)

You can use canned peaches, peach pie filling, or other fruit filling, but it really is so much better with fresh peaches.

However, if you do use canned pie fillings omit the sugar.

The great thing about dump cake recipes, is you can swap out the fruit for any that you like.

For that matter, you can also swap out the cake flavor.

Get creative and have fun with it. I’m already planning a red velvet cake as that’s a favorite flavor in our family.

All you do is peel the skin off the peaches and cut them into quarters.

I love the Pioneer Woman knife set my daughter bought me for my birthday.

It has everything you need for the kitchen. I’m dropping this off to my daughter tomorrow, so I used a disposable 13×9″ baking pan.

Peach Dump Cake Recipe

Start by tossing your sliced peaches in sugar. Make sure you have a nice coating. Pour them into the bottom of your pan.

sliced peaches in sugar

The next step is to dump the cake mix on top of the fresh peaches.

dump cake with sliced butter

Then all you do is cover the top of the cake mix with sliced butter.

You can’t get much easier than that.

Bake at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes. Wait until you smell the deliciousness!

It was so hard for me to pack this up. That right there is love. 🙂 

peach cobbler

Before serving, sprinkle the cake mix with a light dusting of brown sugar while it’s warm. It adds another layer of flavor.

How to Serve Peach Cobbler

It’s best enjoyed warm. You can also serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or top it with whipped cream.

I hope you enjoyed this easy peach cobbler recipe.

If you like peach crisp, you will definitely love this cobbler recipe. Let me know if you give it a try!

Head on over and check out the rest of the yummy recipes.

peach cobbler dump cake with fresh peaches

Plethora of Peaches Recipe Hop

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Yummy Peach Cobbler Dump Cake With Fresh Peaches

Yield: 1 Cake
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 40 minutes
Total Time: 50 minutes

Pick up some fresh peaches and make a delicious peach cobbler dump cake with just four simple ingredients. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream and you have a yummy seasonal dessert.

Ingredients

  • Fresh Peaches - 6 large peeled and sliced
  • Butter - 1.5 sticks sliced thin
  • Yellow Cake Mix - 1 Box
  • Sugar - 1/2 cup

Instructions

    1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
    2. Peel and slice the peaches and toss with sugar. 
    3. Pour peaches into a 9x13 pan.
    4. Sprinkle cake mix over the peaches. 
    5. Slice the butter into thin pieces and place over the cake mix.
    6. Bake for 40-45 minutes until bubbly.
    7. Remove from the oven and let sit for at least 10-15 minutes. 
    8. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream, or whipped cream.

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Sandy

Saturday 20th of August 2022

This fresh peach cobbler dump cake is amazing and it comes together very fast! I made it one day and by the end of the next day, it was gone! Getting ready to make it again right now at the request of my family.

ourcraftymom

Tuesday 23rd of August 2022

Iโ€™m so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for sharing.. Have a great day.

Leanna

Friday 5th of August 2022

This looks delicious, I love that it uses a cake mix. Pinned.

ourcraftymom

Friday 5th of August 2022

Yes! Quick, easy and delicious. :)

suzi

Wednesday 29th of June 2022

do you have to peel the peaches?

ourcraftymom

Wednesday 29th of June 2022

Hello. Yes definitely peel the peaches. I hope you enjoy it!

Rebekah Hills

Wednesday 16th of September 2020

Yumm!! Love these flavors and how easy dump cake recipes are - peach season is the best!

Camilla M Mann

Tuesday 15th of September 2020

What a FUN recipe. I do not think I've ever made a dump cake. Love it.

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