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JoyfulCook on 11.6.2011
This cobbler was SO simple to make. I think the lemon zest did add a little too much lemon and over powered the peach flavor a little bit. I also think I will use more peaches next time!
heidimay18 on 10.7.2011
This wasn’t my favorite cobbler I’ve had. I thought it needed to be a little sweeter, but my husband loved it and loved that it wasn’t really sweet.
Cookin' Army Wife on 9.24.2011
Easy, peasy and so yummy! I will leave out the lemon zest next time though or maybe use just 1/2 tsp – thought it took away from the peach flavor.
rfreeby on 9.18.2011
The lemon zest really does do something special to this recipe. I, however, was not a huge fan of the crust. It was a little too cake-like for me. The flavor was good but the texture was not my favorite. I would also have like the whole thing a little sweeter than it was. Good recipe but, not the best I have ever had.
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slickquilter on 9.19.2011
I like freshly grated nutmeg and cardamon added to the batter for my peach cobblers. I use fresh, canned and frozen peaches since this is a favorite dessert.
Kelly Akin on 9.17.2011
Oh, boy… I am sure making this!
lydiajo on 8.31.2011
Made this twice in one week. Delicious.
Christen Groenhout on 8.13.2011
I doubled this recipe and tweaked it a little to use the honey for our bees in place of some of the sugar. So I remember what I did: 1/2 cup honey in the peaches and cornstarch mixture. 3/4 cup butter, 1/2 cup sugar and 1/2 cup honey in the batter. Also, 1 cup AP flour and 1/2 cup white whole wheat flour. I didn’t have a lemon to zest, so I just used a splash of lemon juice from the fridge. It’s baking now, so I’ll have to report back later!
missgreentea on 10.28.2009
This is a great recipe and very easy to make. I loved the added lemon zest with the vanilla. Adding this to my recipe collection…:)