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#MY RECIPES PEACH COBBLER PLUS#

*you can make the pie crust by hand or use a food processor.ĭrain the peaches (reserve the liquid) and place them in a medium saucepan.Īdd the brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, lemon juice, and vanilla. Wrapped well, they can be frozen for up to 3 months. Wrap each disc in the plastic wrap and refrigerate them for at least 2 hours before using or up to 3 days. Add the butter and use your hands to press and pinch the flour mixture into the butter working until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal.Īdd the vanilla and 1 tablespoon of cold water and fold the dough together using a rubber spatula.Ĭontinue to add the water, 1 tablespoon at a time, until the dough holds together.ĭivide the dough in half and form it into two discs, dusting it with a bit of flour if it sticks when you work with it. This peach cobbler recipe takes minutes to toss together.Instructions For the pie crust: mix the flour and sugar in a large bowl.

Repeat these steps – Weaving the strips over and under until your pie is completely covered.

Place pie strips opposite direction – Pull back every other strip and lay a strip of pie dough the opposite direction.

Place pie strips vertically over pie – Lay strips vertically, starting in the center of the pie so it is even.

Refrigerate pie strips – Place strips onto a half sheet pan lined with parchment paper and refrigerate for 30 minutes to 1 hour.

You can also use a ruler as a guide to make straight lines.

Cut dough into strips – Use a pastry wheel or small pizza cutter.

Make sure it’s a quality pie dough that is sturdy and will hold up to weaving a lattice crust.

Use a quality pie – Whether that’s making your own pie crust or using a store-bought one.It’s not only a beautiful way to decorate a pie or fruit cobbler, it also lets steam escape between the holes. Lattice pie crust is weaved pie dough across the pie filling. Weave a lattice crust or just simply cover the top and cut a few holes for steam to escape. Pie crust– Use homemade or store-bought.Butter– Adds a depth of richness to this cobbler.Cinnamon and nutmeg– These two spices add a wonderful flavor to this cobbler recipe!.(You can find it in the baking aisle in most grocery stores- or order it here! This is the one I love!) No need to pre-cook the pie filling as it bakes. Tapioca– Used to thicken the peach filling.

#MY RECIPES PEACH COBBLER PLUS#

Lemon– Lemon juice adds a splash of lemon flavor plus keep the peaches fresh.

Adjust the sugar based on how sweet or tart your peaches are.

Sugar– Will naturally draw out the fruit juices of the fruit.

If using fresh peaches select ripe and juicy peaches.

Makes a wonderful easy to make summer dessert with not much fuss!.

Perfect way to use an abundance of fresh peaches and feed a crowd.

Uses simple ingredients that are readily available at most grocery stores.

(Be sure to also check out our blackberry cobbler recipe!) WHY THIS RECIPE WORKS Peach cobbler is a classic Southern dessert filled with ripe, juicy peaches that’s whips together in minutes. If you prefer the sweet biscuit topping for cobbler, the recipe is below.

Perfect on top of this cobbler with fresh peaches. This pie crust is buttery, flaky and golden brown. While many peach cobbler recipes use a drop biscuit topping over top the fruit, we’ve added a layer of homemade pie crust. This classic summer dessert is the perfect addition to any backyard BBQ, potluck or family gathering. You’re gonna want a second scoop of this cobbler!įor this peach cobbler recipe use fresh or frozen peaches and pie crust from scratch or store-bought. Peach cobbler is made with ripe, juicy peaches and topped with a buttery, flaky golden browned homemade pie crust.