I love to bake. And to try new recipes. Yet sometimes they just don't turn out the way I expect. Recently I tried a new almond refrigerator cookie recipe. It was a disaster - the dough was way too dry and crumbly to hold a cookie shape. So I invented a new cookie crumb peach cobbler recipe.
Feel free to adapt this recipe to use up whatever cookie dough or cookie crumbs you have on hand.
Using up your stale cookies? Crush them in a plastic bag by hand or with a roller. You'll need about two cups of stale cookie crumbs for one pan of peach cobbler.
Related: Banana Chocolate Chip Flax Bread Recipe
Now I don't like to waste food. And I'm always trying to find ways to save money. Plus we live a long way from town (and the dump).
And I'm on a mission to minimize our family's waste production. So I'm always on the lookout to try or create recipes from leftovers. This cookie crumb peach cobbler recipe is my latest. Enjoy!
And before I forget, if you're trying to find ways to use up your leftover chocolate chips, dried cherries, cranberries, coconuts, seeds and/or nuts, check out our new This and That Bar recipe!
Variations and Tips
Use these ideas to change the recipe to suit your family's taste buds!
- Add a touch of spice to the cookie crumb or cookie dough mixture.
- A pinch of ginger or a pinch of cinnamon works well.
- Use up your stale ginger snap, plain biscuits, Digestive or Oatmeal cookies.
- Got blueberries? Add half a cup to the peach mixture.
- Freeze your second pan of peach cobbler. Let it fully defrost then warm it at 275 for 10 minutes before serving.
- If you're using raw cookie dough, the drier the better. The longer it stays in the fridge, the drier it gets.
Cookie Crumb Peach Cobbler Recipe
Cookie Crumb Peach Cobbler Recipe for Leftover Cookie Dough or Stale Cookies
Use stale cookie crumbs or leftover cookie dough to make this frugal cookie crumb peach cobbler recipe - sure to become a family favorite!
Ingredients
- slightly less than ¾ cup butter
- ¼ cup granulated sugar
- ½ cup brown sugar
- ¼ teaspoon baking powder
- ⅛ teaspoon baking soda
- ⅛ teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- ½ teaspoon almond extract
- 1 ¾ cups all-purpose flour
- 1 jar of Del Monte Quality Sliced Peaches in Light Fruit Syrup (540 ml or 18 ounces)
Instructions
- Whip butter in a large mixing bowl using a whisk, hand mixer, or an electric mixer.
- Add white sugar, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- Mix until combined.
- Mix in egg and almond extract.
- Mix in flour gradually - about ½ cup at a time.
- Cover and place bowl with cookie dough in the fridge for 2 to 24 hours.
- Check dough - it should be dry and crumbly.
- Pour peaches and syrup into a 9 x 9 pan or casserole.
- Sprinkle cookie dough on top with a spoon.
- Bake at 375 F for 30 minutes.
- Let cool for 15 minutes.
Notes
This recipe makes two pans.
Nutrition Information
Yield 24 Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 125Total Fat 6gSaturated Fat 4gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 2gCholesterol 23mgSodium 72mgCarbohydrates 16gFiber 0gSugar 8gProtein 1g
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Lydia
The peaches were perfectly sweet and the crumb topping was so buttery and added a delicious crunch that I enjoyed. I added a pinch of ginger for some extra flavor and it was so good. Such a simple yet delicious dessert!
Keri
What a cool idea. I was able to use up some leftover sugar cookies, and this was really loved by the fam!
Nancy V
Wow! This was so delicious, it's that little bit of almond extract for me... makes all of the difference. Thanks for a great recipe that is now a staple in my kitchen 🙂
Sarita Harbour
So the only reason I used the already-baked cookie dough in this instance is because I just had so much of it and it was far too crumbly to use as actual cookies. Definitely crush your snickerdoodles and use those crumbs instead. You could also try using Biscoff Cookies. Really, any stale cookies would work!
Michelle
So I have a bunch of snickerdoodle cookies leftover. ( I know hard to believe). I was looking to crush them up and sprinkle them on top of peaches. Your way is to basically make a batch of cookie dough? How can I use my leftover cookies?
Addison LaBonte
Peach cobbler is one of my favorites! The cookie crumb topping made this one extra special!
GRETA
I don't like to waste food either and this recipe is good for the leftovers. Thanks for the idea.
Sharina
I enjoyed making this cookie crumb peach cobbler! It was so tasty and flavorful. Thanks for the tips, they were so helpful!
Gen
This was really easy and extremely tasty! Thank you so much for this recipe. Now I know what to do with old cookies!
Traci
What a great way to repurpose stuff that might not turn out right! I love it! Thanks so much for the wonderful recipe and tips!
Helen at the Lazy Gastronome
I love delicious ways to use leftovers. Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party. Have a great week.
Alexandra
Congrats! This was the most clicked project from last week's Snickerdoodle Create Bake Make Link Party! You'll find it featured at this weekend's party.
Joanne
That looks scrumptious! Thanks for sharing with us at Encouraging Hearts and Home. Pinned
Melynda Brown
I love the creativity! Hello, this is one of my personal favorites for last week’s Encouraging Hearts and Home. I hope you stop by and say hello, this post has also been pinned to the Encouraging Hearts and Home board! Thank you for being a part of Encouraging Hearts and Home, we appreciate all that you share. Have a great week ahead!
penpen
hat a great variation on lemons into lemonade. I can see all kinds of adaptations when I have baking flops. thanks for posting.
Jean | DelightfulRepast.com
Sarita, what a lovely way to use the "disaster" cookie dough! This sounds delightful! #FullPlateThursday