American cobblers recipes with 300 or fewer calories

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Flaxseed Shortcake This is a simple, easy shortcake that may be used with any fruit topping, cobbler or as a breakfast biscuit served the preserves and butter.	Windle Grissett Jan 2012 Professional	1 vote 2873 views
Apple Crisp – Microwave Quick! I haven’t found a quicker apple crisp recipe that tastes as good (or better) than oven-baked. Simple prep and fast cooking make this a perfect…	Salad Foodie Oct 2011 Professional	3 votes 2 reviews 4 comments 22431 views
Peach Cobbler This is a great old fashioned cobbler recipe defiantly worth the extra effort. My family enjoys this in their own unique ways. My hubby enjoys his…	maribeth carson Mar 2011 Intermediate	3 votes 2 reviews 5 comments 5587 views

Mixed Berry Cobbler Delicious and low fat!	Kyla Jan 2011 Intermediate	1 vote 2762 views
Caramel Apple Bread Bake A delicious caramel treat served with a brandy cream sauce	Julie M. Sep 2010 Intermediate	2 votes 2478 views
Eric's Peach Cobbler This is a simple, caky cobbler that can be made with any seasonal fruit. I happen to think it goes best with peaches. In a pinch, you can even…	Now We're Cooking! May 2010 Intermediate	1 vote 1 review 2820 views
Apple Crisp with Maple This is an easy dessert and a great combination of flavors. The butter, brown sugar and rolled oats make a great crunchy top!	Nancy Miyasaki Nov 2009 Intermediate	7 votes 3 reviews 9589 views
Berry Cobbler Super easy, SUPER yummy cobbler. Got berries? A cup of almonds? You can probably come up with the flour, sugar, butter and cornstarch to be…	laurel lee Nov 2009 Beginner	1 vote 3013 views
Easy Fruit Cobbler This is a super simple dessert that's great for a large or small gathering. I generally use nectarines or peaches and some sort of berries, but…	Nancy Miyasaki Jul 2009 Intermediate	5 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 26464 views
Blueberry-Peach Cobbler This makes a wonderful mid-late summer treat when fresh peaches and nectarines are in abundance. You can substitute nectarines, apricots, Pluots,…	Nancy Miyasaki Sep 2008 Intermediate	3 votes 1 review 6365 views