Fruity Pies and Cobblers Under 300 Calories

Use peaches that aren't superripe for this recipe so they'll hold their shape when cooked. The baking dish will be brimming with fruit and topping, so it's a good idea to place it on a foil-lined baking sheet before putting it in the oven.

Whether prepared as one large cobbler or in individual ramekins, you're sure to love the unique filling of plums, ginger, and lemon juice. Each serving weighs in right under 300 calories.

This pie makes a lovely, refreshing summer dessert with a true berry flavor. Garnish with fresh berries and a sprig of mint for a dessert that's as pleasing to look at it as it is to taste.Recipe: Frozen Blackberry-Lemon Chiffon Pie

Lighter than traditional cobblers, but no less delicious! Peaches, blackberries, honey and a flaky biscuit make this the ultimate summer indulgence.Recipe: Honey Peach and Blackberry Cobbler

Rhubarb takes center-stage in this beautiful pie. Grated orange rind and ground nutmeg round out the tart flavor of the rhubarb.Recipe: Lattice-Topped Rhubarb Pie

Serve these mini pies as an after-dinner treat or an after-school snack. One of our on-line reviewers says, "I keep these (unbaked) in the freezer for my teenager to pop in the oven whenever he wants one."Recipe: Brandied Apricot-Peach Pies

Although this pie showcases a sophisticated flavor combination of maple, Marsala and fig, it’s quite simple to prepare.Recipe: Maple, Fig and Marsala Pie

A fresh alternative to the classic peach pie, mango offers a sweet and juicy flavor that compliments the crystallized ginger and tender, flaky crust.Recipe: Mango Pie

Using fresh or frozen berries makes this cobbler ideal for any time of the year. The addition of whole-wheat flour to both the filling and the crust adds a pleasing nutty flavor.Recipe: Mixed Fruit Cobbler

A twist on the classic cranberry-apple crisp, this pie is the perfect combination of sweet and tart. You can use frozen thawed cranberries when fresh aren’t in season.Recipe: Pear-Cranberry Pie with Oatmeal Streusel

Treat yourself to a decadent pie with sweet strawberries, a chocolate cookie crust and a rich chocolate drizzle–it's only 239 calories per serving.Recipe: Strawberry Pie

Use your cast-iron skillet to make this old-fashioned fruit dessert. It serves 10, but you can halve the recipe and use a smaller skillet if you're serving a small crowd.Recipe: Cast-Iron Apple Cobbler

Tangy fresh apples and dried sweetened cranberries make perfect flavor partners in this juicy cobbler. Use a food processor to make the reduced-fat crust.Recipe: Apple-Cranberry Cobbler