Peach and Blueberry Cobbler under 170!

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CarlaNeverGivenUp
CarlaNeverGivenUp Posts: 108 Member
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This recipe was posted with peaches by Valencia awhile back. Have her permission to repost with a few adjustments that brought calories lower. I could eat one of these a day right now with peaches so good in our neck of the woods!


1 diced peach
1/2 c blueberries
1 tsp cornstarch
cinnamon and/or nutmeg spices to taste

Cook this together in small skillet til simmers down. I added a bit of water.

In separate bowl mix 1 Tbl Bisquick lite and just enough water til thick yet pourable.

I transferred the fruit mixture into a ramakin that I sprayed with Pam and then poured the biquick on top. I baked in oven 8-10 mins at 350. The topping does not brown but becomes kind of hard.

Then take out of oven and add 2 Tbl Reddi whip to top!

Enjoy!

Valencia took hers straight from skillet to oven but I don't have a skillet to put in oven.

Breakdown
peach 68 cal
thickener 10 cal
blueberries 41 cal
redi whip 15 cal
biquick lite 35 cal
total 169 if my math is correct

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  • jenillawafer
    jenillawafer Posts: 426 Member
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    Bump! I'm going to substitute apple for peaches, 'cus I don't like 'em.
    I hope it taste just as yummy!
  • CarlaNeverGivenUp
    CarlaNeverGivenUp Posts: 108 Member
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    let me know how it turns out...that would be good too I think!
  • Doxeydoxie
    Doxeydoxie Posts: 75
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    bump
  • amaysngrace
    amaysngrace Posts: 742 Member
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    Are you serious? This is right up my sweet tooth alley-pure heavenly bliss! And I'm eating it "a la mode" style too! :D
  • amaysngrace
    amaysngrace Posts: 742 Member
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    What about peaches and raspberries or peaches and blackberries? I don't have any blueberries on hand :(
  • mockchoc
    mockchoc Posts: 6,573 Member
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    We don't have bisquick here in Australia I believe and no ready whip. Wonder what I could use instead for little calories..
  • robdel302
    robdel302 Posts: 292 Member
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    We don't have bisquick here in Australia I believe and no ready whip. Wonder what I could use instead for little calories..

    Oatmeal or oat flour with a little cinnamon and stevia.
  • vicki9168
    vicki9168 Posts: 89 Member
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    Thinks sounds nice and could probably be done with many fruits, depending on cals, and was thinking what on earth is bisquick and also in Australia, thanks robdel for the answer.
  • mockchoc
    mockchoc Posts: 6,573 Member
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    We don't have bisquick here in Australia I believe and no ready whip. Wonder what I could use instead for little calories..

    Oatmeal or oat flour with a little cinnamon and stevia.

    Thanks robdel but wouldn't it need so butter or something mixed with it?
  • readanddance
    readanddance Posts: 311 Member
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    bump! Thanks for sharing!
  • thingeringer
    thingeringer Posts: 241 Member
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    Bump
  • danitajo511
    danitajo511 Posts: 16
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    bump!
  • tiffanyraylene
    tiffanyraylene Posts: 97 Member
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    bump!
  • robdel302
    robdel302 Posts: 292 Member
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    We don't have bisquick here in Australia I believe and no ready whip. Wonder what I could use instead for little calories..

    Oatmeal or oat flour with a little cinnamon and stevia.

    Thanks robdel but wouldn't it need so butter or something mixed with it?

    If you mean for a binder, egg whites would probably work. I use them to make oatmeal pancakes by running oat meal through a food processor. Mix with some egg whites, vanilla extract, and a little baking soda for fluffiness; pan fry or bake.

    Applesauce might also work since it tends to replace oil in many baking recipes.

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