25 Peach Desserts That Aren’t Cobbler

25 Peach Desserts That Aren’t Cobbler

There is more to peach desserts than just cobbler. There are pies and ice cream and fritters and fried pies – so many delicious dessert options! From May to late September, peaches are deliciously ripe and begging to be eaten. The perfect summer dessert, you can give us any kind of sweet peach recipe and we’ll be happy campers. Check out these delicious peach desserts that aren’t cobbler!

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Strawberry Peach Easy Pies

“What I cook my family when the sweet tooth is calling and my pantry echos back! Everyone loves these and they can be altered to hold your favorite fruit.” – Karen
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Italian Peach Melba Trifle

“Peach melba is an awesome dessert, but adding an Italian cheese to it makes it absolutely indescribable!” – Patricia
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Spicy Peach Cake

“I wanted cake and peaches. My husband said no more pudding. I really like the sweet tart of the peaches and the gentle heat of the spices. My friend Marcel and I agree that I need to come up with a peach preserve and brandy/rum sauce to pour over the top.” – Jessica
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Peaches & Cream Oatmeal Cookies

“If you love peaches and cream you will love these cookies. They are always a big hit!” – Debbie
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Creamy Peach Ice Cream

“Growing up on a little English island in the Western Caribbean, I remember going to town every Saturday night to buy this yummy peach ice cream cone for 5 cents! It’s truly delicious so be prepared for an old-fashioned ice cream pig-out. This recipe is tried and true, dating as far back as the mid-1850s or possibly further back.” – Kay
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Peach Dump Cake

“This recipe is fast, easy, and wonderful especially when served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on a warmed serving of this dump cake. Feel free to use other fruits — this is my son’s and grandson’s absolute favorite. Enjoy!!” – Diane
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Fresh Peach Pie

“Nothing says summer to me more than a fresh peach pie! This is such a simple recipe to let the sweetest summer fruit shine. The hardest part about this recipe is peeling and slicing the peaches. While you can use canned or frozen peaches, nothing beats a good ole summer-ripened peach.” – Debbie
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Aunt Helen’s Fried Peach Pies

“This is my mother’s recipe. Since my cousins remember her for her delicious fried pies at family reunions I named these Aunt Helen’s.” – Gail
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Peach Crumble Pie

“Bring on the smiles when you present them with this beautiful peach pie. It is bursting with sweet peaches and a nutty, crunchy topping.” – Laurie
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Blushing Peach Pie

“Mmmmmm, if you like strawberries and peaches – you will love this!!” – Jacklyn
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Grilled Stone Fruit

“I just love stone fruits such as peaches or nectarines, apricots, and plums. When you grill these types of fruits it gives them a smoky, slightly charred flavor that is a perfect match for their natural sweetness.” – Ashley
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Drunken Grilled Peaches

“These drunken grilled peaches are finger-licking good.” – Lorna
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Peach Bread Recipe

“Peaches are in season and I have been enjoying snacking on them. I was thinking that peach bread would make for a nice breakfast this week. The peach bread turned out really well. It was nice and light and moist and full of peach goodness.” – Kevin
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Peachy Keen Bars

“Made with a cake mix and canned peaches, I created this original recipe out of what I happened to have on hand back in 2010.” – Paula
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Drunken Blueberry Peach Cheesecake Tart

“Blueberries, Peaches, Cheesecake on a Nut Crust, and Bourbon… What could go wrong with that combination…” – Andy Anderson
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Gooey Peach Cake

“Easy to make and hard to leave alone. This was one of my experiments that worked out and my family gobbles it up!” – Jane
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Sour Cream Peach Pie

“This is a recipe passed to me by my mother-in-law, Inez Kisser of Fargo, ND. As the youngest of eleven children, she found her niche at age nine as the family pie baker. During the threshing season, this was one of the desserts served to the dozens of men and boys who came to help with the harvest. Since there is no top crust it’s a very easy pie.” – Annette
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Delicious Fresh Peach Fritters

“Fluffy, soft, moist, and loaded with fresh peaches…Peach Fritters!” – Bunny’s Warm Oven
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Peaches and Cream Cake

“I had this at a bed and breakfast in Elizabeth City, NC and I have searched high and low since then to find the correct recipe… this is wonderful!” – April
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Alabama Peach Pie

“Some of the best peaches I have ever had are from Durbin Farms in Alabama (they sell fabulous peach ice cream too). When we travel Hwy I-65 in Chilton County taking my son to Auburn University, we try to pick some up at the Durbin Farms Market. Great peaches make a great pie!” – Linda
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Grilled Peaches By Freda

“Grilled peaches and Georgia peaches, of course, are a wonderful surprise while camping or anytime. All cooked in the foil with easy cleanup.” – Freda
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Fresh Peach Crisp

“We went to an orchard in a town near us and we bought some very ripe peaches for cooking so this is what I came up with. My new husband of 6 weeks loved it.” – Judy
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Wrapped Peaches in Honey Citrus Sauce

“This is a rich delicious snack-size dessert that my family just loves. Serve with French vanilla ice cream or homemade whipped cream. They go fast and are so easy to make.” – Ariann
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Peaches N’ Sour Cream Pound Cake Bread Pudding

“This recipe uses prepared pound cake and sour cream to create a dessert that has all the comfort and ease of a traditional bread pudding with the richness and taste of a new but elegant dessert.” – Greg
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Peach Fluff

“When I was a little girl of 5 kids, my mom made desserts as cheap as she could but they were so delicious. She made this one thing I named Peach Fluff. So simple, so good, and so light for summer. It is also great with strawberries..” – Jeri