SirDent's Peach Cobbler
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Introduction
Dessert is something that is supposed to be sensual and satisfying. This recipe is one that I have kept in my head for a long time. As far as I know, nobody else knows this recipe until now.
Peach cobbler is very good and especially good with Home Made Vanilla Ice Cream. Of course Ice Cream bought from the supermarket will work just fine.
I always used home canned peaches for this. I am not sure how canned peaches from the store would work, but I am sure you could buy fresh peaches and prepare them as if you are going to can them.
Ingredients
1/4 pound of butter or margarine
1 quart jar of home canned peaches
1 1/2 cup of sugar
1 cup self rising flour
Preparation
Drain the peaches saving the juice for a later step. You want the peaches to be dry as possible. Put the butter or margarine in an 8 x 10 inch baking dish. Turn the oven on to 350 degrees F letting the butter melt. While the butter melts, prepare the dry ingredients. Take 1 cup of sugar and 1 cup of flour mixing them together to get a constant consistency.
Once the butter is melted swirl it around in the baking dish coating it all around as much as possible, Take the remaining melted butter and add to the sugar and flour mixture. Using the juice from the peaches mix the dry ingredients to a consistency of Cake Batter.
Sweeten the peaches after draining using the remaining sugar. It may not take all of it, or it may take a little more, as it depends on your taste.
Pour the sweetened peaches into the baking dish as evenly as possible. Pour the batter over top and smooth.
Baking Directions
It takes between 45 minutes to an hour for this cobbler to bake thoroughly. It is done when the crust resembles a golden brown which is very close to the color of caramel.
Let it cool somewhat but is very good served hot also especially with Vanilla Ice Cream. I hope you enjoy this wonderfully delicious dessert.
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It will only make you saick if you eat way too much of it. Thanks for the comment. I hope you try it out for yourself.
I love peaches and this recipe sounds great. I never thought of using the juices to mix in the batter. That is a great idea. I take the kids peach picking every fall. I will need to bookmark this for later. I don't like peaches from the super market anymore and most canned ones aren't any better after you have had tree ripened ones from an orchard. Trader Joe's has some canned peach halves that are pretty good though. But, nothing else comes close. I really should learn to can my own. Usually I pick a ton then freeze some and eat or share all of the rest.
Fruit Cobblers are my favorite desserts. Thanks SirDent for sharing your secret for this scrumptious peach cobbler.
I am glad you like this recipe Jim. Try it and se how you like it when you get a chance.
Dottie I appreciate your comment. I love cobblers myself also. Blackberries are normally plentiful around where I live and grow wild. I may have to work with them also and see if I can come up with something different.
Wow Sir Dent, this sounds yummy and easy. I am all about simple, I am definitely going to try this because I love peach cobbler.
sounds good thanks for sharing it with us,,,, or better yet make a batch of it and will be over,,,
Cobble, cobble, cobble... going to make this one this week,
Be sure and let everyone know how good it is Patty.
It is very easy TM. Like you, I am all about easy also.
Silly, just head on over anytime.
A sensual and satisfying dessert? You had me hooked, I need to try this one :)
Aren't all good desserts sunsual and satisfying? Everyone needs to try it at least once. Thanks for the comment Princessa.
My mom used to make apple and appricote crumble because we had those fruit trees. Later on we had a peach tree sprout from a little seedling and then were able to have peach cobbler. There is nothing better than home grown fruit and a cobbler. I have an obsession with making apple cobler actually. My sister says she does not like my cooking, but when I made it a few weeks ago she ate the whole pan.
I love fresh fruit pies and cobblers a lot also SweetiePie. I think your sister may need to back off a little on eating the whole cobbler, but it shows that you are very good at making them.
sirdent, this sounds yummy that for sure. But have no oven as still traveling in caravan oh well will have to try when get home in about 5r months. thanks for sharing
Sorry to hear that you have no oven Eileen. Hope you;re having fun traveling around Australia though. Thanks for the read and comment.
Hey sirdent,
My sister is sometimes needs to eat better. Sometimes she does not eat anything all day but for a tiny thing, then she eats too many desserts. Oh well, I think she is so obsessed with being skinny I was actually glad she ate the cobbler. I have a question for you. Would you be interested in me recommending you to be an examiner.com examiner in your area? I was thinking maybe you can apply to write about Bible and other Church issues in your area. I have asked a few people if they want to write for the examiner, but no one really seems interested right now.
I checked out the Examiner when Dorsi mentioned it in forums. I've been thinking about it. Send me a link and let me know how it is going for you there.
I think it would be good because it is a lot like writing here, but your just focus on one topic. They have people writing about almost every topic imaginable, so you can suggest a topic to write about if they do not have the topic for your area. I suggested my topic that I write about. I will send you the link in an email.
Like Jim, I have never thought of using the juice in the batter! What a great idea! I live a couple of miles from the "Peach Capital" and gather bushels every year. Sometimes we run out of things to do with them. I'm going to try your recipe with the juice--it sounds perfectly easy and delicious!
Yummy and not a whole lot of ingredients! I have got to try this one someday!!
Thank you for the email Sweetie. I will have to investigate further. They have no topics listed for the state I live in.
LM, times were kind of tough when I was a child. We were taught not to waste anything. Using the juice also enhances the cobbler.
LG, I like simple things. More ingredients doesn't make it better. I also like using real butter instead of margarine because of the ingredients in margarine.
I have since went back to using real butter now tht I also found out what is in margarine. New is not always better eithr. Ha! I foun out that I use less butter than I did margarine too. It is the taste. They used to sell "Butter buds" in the spice sections of the grocery stores, but I can't find tha anymore.
Yes I like the lesser ingredients.
A questiont hat I have been meaning to ask you and now that I remember it----Do you do most of the cooking in your home? The reason is --you have some very delicious recipes that you have shared with us here.
I don't cook very much at all in my home. I used to cook quite a bit when I was taking care of an aunt who was sick and diabetic.
I love peach cobbler, its so easy to make and tastes soo good.
SD, this sounds yummy. I tried to get recipes from my grandmother before she passed away and one of the recipes that I really wanted from her was her peach cobbler recipe. I sat down with her and sked her to give me the recipe and she started telling me what when in it. After I wrote it all down I realized that their wasn't any measurements. I asked her for measurements and she said well just the amount that feels right, or about this much. I'm glad that I watched her cook as a kid because I was able to figure ot out finaly after many attempts and have now written it down for my kids. I never could get her biscuit recipe down though.
I think I might want to try this one too. Sounds delicious.
It certainly is easy to make. It is always best served hot with a good vanilla bean ice cream.
of course, thats the only way to eat cobbler, or straight out of the pan from the refrigerator during a lat night frig raid.
I agree Gwendymom.
SirDent,
Peach Cobbler, my favorite and yours looks delicious. Tell you what. You fix it and I’ll eat it. I’ll even get the vanilla ice cream. That’s team work. ~ eddie
Peach cobbler is one of my favorite desserts. Eating it hot with premium vanilla bean ice cream (as you suggest) sounds heavenly.
ok,, if your making a batch of it for eddie let me know and i will bring ice cream also,,,,,
Eddie, I appreciate the comment and will try and get on that right away.
Thanbks for the read and comment Steph. I love using homemade ice cream also.
Silly, do you make your own ice cream?
ya right have no idea how to make ice cream,,,my way of making ice cream is going to the store and buying it....
There are ice cream makers listed on this hub that you can purchase. They have many recipes with them and instructions.
Found you here SirDent, and making that double delicious cobbler. You have amazing talents and thank for sharing.
Wow this is certainly a hot all right and I am gonna copy and paste this injto my Recipe folder and make it for sure..Thanks G-Ma :O) Hugs ( I do can my own) :O)
Sounds great. I make mine with peach brandy in it. woo-hoo
looks absolutely scrumplitious!
WOW!! I have always wanted to know how to prepare peach cobbler. I will give this recipe a try. You are truly a man of many talents Sir Dent!
Peach cobbler--just the summer dessert to make. Your visual looks too tempting!
Makes my mouth water! Unfortunately I am not able to find the freshly jarred peaches to make this with! (Hmmm ... I guess I can think of the calories I will not be conruming.)
You can use frozen or fresh peaches Cat, Cook them wiht a little water just to get them started then they will make their own juice. Drizzle a little lemon juice over them to keep them from turning brown. You can also use Splenda instread of sugar if you desire, but that seems to defeat the purpose in my book.
I loooove homemade peach cobbler. This sounds really simple. Can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing it!
Patty Inglish, MS Level 7 Commenter 2 years ago
This is a nice recipe - a friend once tried to make this with a box of yellow cake mix and a can of peaches and it actually made me sick. But this won't!