Peach Cobbler
(Or Blackberry or Blueberry)
(Or Blackberry or Blueberry)
1 8" x 8" casserole dish
7 medium size fresh peaches
(or 2 1/2 cups of berries)
(or 2 1/2 cups of berries)
3 cups of water
1 1/2 cups of sugar
1 stick of butter
1 cup of self-rising flour
1 cup of milk (not skim)
1 cup of sugar
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.
1. Peel and slice peaches.
2. Make a simple syrup by bringing 3 cups of water
and 1 1/2 cups of sugar to boil.
3. Add sliced peaches and simmer 15-20 minutes.
4. Melt the stick of butter in an 8x8 casserole dish.
5. Mix one cup of self-rising flour, one cup of sugar, and one cup of 2% or whole milk with wire whisk until all lumps are gone and it is smooth!
6. Pour this batter over the melted butter and DO NOT STIR!
7. Gently ladel in the peaches and simple syrup over batter.
DO NOT STIR!
8. Slide into pre-heated 350 degree oven.
9. Bake 35-45 minutes (you know your oven) until cobbler
is golden brown and crust has risen to the top!
Serve the cobbler while warm and
with a scoop (or three) of vanilla ice cream on top.
This happens!
My husband likes the cobbler to be juicy, so I will often pour some
of the extra warm simple syrup over the top before serving. If you don't have fresh peaches, you may substitute canned peaches (sliced in syrup).
Georgia Jan
16 Responses:
oh, Jan that looks absolutely delicious. Writing that recipe down now!
Girlfriend, you are better than Paula Deen. Love the pictures and love the recipe. I can just taste it now. Yuuuuummmmmmyyyy!!
Leah
I just love you! I was at the store yesterday and they had just put out peaches and they smelled so good and I thought of you and your recipe and I read your blog this morning and you posted your peach cobbler! Thank you!! I will be making your cobbler this week!
Many blessings to you!
Yummy! Thank you for sharing and your pictures were so bright and crisp. ;-) Love YOU!
I like peach cobler. . .grew up on it. . .Arkansas peaches, even had a peach stand in my yard when I was a kid! I know your Georgia peaches are delicious! Love your step by step pictures! Thank you for sharing.
Sweet Georgia Jan,
I am going to the kitchen to prepare meeeee some Peach cobbler!
Yummmmmmm eeeeeeeeee!!!!!
I love the granite on your counter top. I just put black granite down in one of our kitchens at our home remodel and am debating on the other kitchen.
I love how you did the PLAY BY PLAY in your photos!! I AM A VISUAL SANGUINE PERSONALITY!!!!!
The ADHDDdaadahhhaddddd can get in the way if I don't have photos to follow!! Ohhhh there went a butterfly or was that a firefly = lightning bug !!!!!
I love you!!
Have a blessed 4th of July weekend and enjoy the Fireworks with Gary!!! <3
(((( HUGS )))))
I am going to have a houseful. We have drop-in's all day long ~
We will walk to the 4th parade
View the sand sculpture's on beach (competition every year)
bbq burgers/hotdogs
play games
deck to watch fireworks.
Expecting over 25
PERFECT
<3
This is the recipe my mom has always used! So simple but sooooo delicious!
I think I just might make one for tonight!
Oh Georgia Jan! This looks sooo amazing ~ making this wanna be southern girl really ache for a bowl full of that heavenly dessert with some vanilla ice cream on top.
pretty please?!
love,
rachel
Just love the pictures! Cobbler looks so good.
How are u?
Hi there Siesta! I tried this recipe tonight, but i failed miserably. tell me... might it be the fact that i used regular flour and not self-rising?? i only thought of that after i sampled it and the cobbler part of it was dense and chewly, like it hadn't risen. (Eureka!!) sadly, i thought flour was flour, until now. i'm definitely going to try this again if you think that might have been my problem. :-D
blessings to you!
Siesta Jackie from just north of KC, MO. (blog name Rooney).
Oh Jackie! Yes mam - you MUST use self-rising flour. That's what makes the delicious crust rise up through the peaches and milk batter to form the topping!
Try again and use Self-Rising flour. I use White Lily myself - but depending on where you live, it may not be available.
Us Georgia peaches love White Lily flour.
But I am so glad you tried the cobbler - you'll do just fine - make another one!
Jan
Jan,
I just loved seeing the southern bakers best friend - White Lily - on your counter. It was my mother's favorite brand and it was also milled close to her home. After she and my dad moved away, she would always stock up on White Lily when they returned to the area.
I am hoping the Salesman and I will do our joint blackberry picking tomorrow and I will try your cobbler recipe. The field still has the big bales of hay in it; but there are so many bushes on the edges of the property that he usually just drives me around in this truck and I am able to just sit and pick through the truck window! It's always a fun little adventure.
Your peaches and my berries are just too many miles apart. Love you dear one,
Lora
PS So glad you emphasized the DO NOT STIR - I would have been tempted to stir!
Oh my stars that looks delicious! And I was just admiring the peaches in the store last night, so guess what I might be doing today? :)
I tried again and it turned out delicious!! i did learn in a magazine i browsed at the library, the easiest way to peel a peach is to blanch it for 30 seconds. i tried it this time around and the skins slid right off. very little mess.
i will definitely make this again!
This looks wonderful!
georgia jan! saw your comment in siestaville to jill(?) about the cobbler so i had to click your link and check it out! then i saw that you had isaiah 58:11 at the top of your page just like i do! special! :) anyway so then i had to say a proper siesta hello!
Post a Comment