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This is how Mama taught me to make cobbler. Any fruit works well in this recipe. I’ve made it with apples (and, of course, that means I add some cinnamon in there for the heck of it!), fresh or canned peaches, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries… whatever. As long as you have enough fruit to cover the bottom of your baking dish.
In a mixing bowl, mix up the flour, sugar, and milk to make a a smooth batter.
If you’re feeling like making it special, add some vanilla extract in there. I’ve made it with both self-rising flour and all-purpose, so use whatever you prefer or have on hand.
Lightly grease the bottom of your baking dish, and put the fruit in the bottom. I highly recommend adding cinnamon if you’re using apples.
Pour the batter over the fruit and pop it into the oven (350 degrees) for about 45 minutes or until the top is golden and firm.
Butter the top while it is still warm, and serve with an ice cold glass of sweet tea!
Fun option:
Using a mini-muffin pan, drop in a few blueberries into the bottom of each space in the greased mini-muffin pan.
Pour batter over the top and bake for 15 minutes or until the little mini-cobblers are golden brown. Remove from the pan and cool.
Then, using one of those nifty cans of whipped topping, give each mini-cobbler a squirt of whip cream and garnish with a fresh slice of strawberry on top.
And there you have pretty individual red-white-and-blue cobblers, perfect for a 4th of July barbecue!
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breezybride08 on 7.28.2010
I just butter the top once it’s out of the oven. I did try adding 2 tablespoons of butter once just to see, and it was just as good.
So, butter or no butter is up to you. I’ve made it hundreds of times without it.
Dianne Sanders on 5.24.2010
No butter in the recipe? I just want to make sure before trying this recipe.