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Easy Peach Cobbler


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by: Einav, NJ Reviewed: 10/23/2009
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It looks like the ideal easy recipe with very few ingredients and simple instructions. But the taste was Horrible. My husband and I couldn't stand it - dull, bland and a bit OFF.
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by: Suzanne Reviewed: 09/16/2009
Very very ordinary ! Extremely disappointed. See all of Suzanne's reviews »
If this is the best, would not like to taste the worst. Am not a very dessert person but love anything with peaches and this has to be the dullest dessert I have ever eaten.
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by: laura, NC Reviewed: 08/31/2009
i have a good addition See all of laura's reviews »
this was a great, easy to follow, quick cobbler. But I have a signature flavor I like to create in desserts that my family enjoys, so I tried it with this and it was wonderful. To the batter add 3/4 of a teaspoon of pure almond extract and 2 teaspoons of pure vanilla extract. Note: extract needs to be pure, not artificial or it will taste "off". The combining of almond and vanilla creates a unique flavor that you can add to frosting, muffins, cookies, really any baked goods!
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by: Dorothy Reviewed: 08/12/2009
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Very good and easy to make I will make this again.
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by: Denise, GA Reviewed: 07/23/2009
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Excellent! Added some blueberries I had to it and it was awesome. I used skim milk instead of whole and it worked well.
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by: Donald Reviewed: 07/17/2009
Peach Cobbler See all of Donald's reviews »
This recipe went in my shredder, Very poor recipe. I would never make again.
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by: Terri, CA Reviewed: 07/17/2009
Exceptional! See all of Terri's reviews »
I made this cobbler for my boyfriend using peaches from his tree. He said it was the best cobbler he's ever had! Rather than the topping being a flavorless bisquit, it is a very light cake-like topping that can be changed up with a little cinnamon or other seasonings. You can also use other fruit - I'm making it again today with cherries! :-)
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by: Ellen, KY Reviewed: 07/08/2009
Quick, easy and delicious See all of Ellen's reviews »
Prepared this in a jiffy and so good tasting. Very "buttery". Couldn't stop biting off piece after piece. Shared with a friend who loved it too.
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by: roma Reviewed: 07/06/2009
Fantastic Cobbler See all of roma's reviews »
The first time I made this believe it or not I was 12 years old. This was the first desert I was taught to make by my grandmother. Now I add nutmeg instead of cinnamon. I sometimes add pecans. It is so versatile and delicious!
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by: Elaine Reviewed: 07/02/2009
Easy, peazy, pie See all of Elaine's reviews »
Great, easy recipe. My dear aunt (now 83) taught me this one. My favorite is peach, but she makes it with a combo of blueberries and home-canned pears and it's also wonderful. And she also said to use self-rising flour. Either way you do it, it's always a big hit. In fact I'm making it for our family reunion this weekend.
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