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Easy Peach Cobbler
Source: Nathalie Dupree
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Rating: 5
by: Albert, PA Reviewed: 07/15/2010
Delicious Cobbler
I just made this and it's delicious. After reading the other reviews I added the 1/2 teaspoon of almond extract and 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract to the batter. I'm a diabetic so instead of sugar, I used Splenda. By using Splenda I added about 1/8 cup of water to the peaches since Splenda doesn't melt like sugar. I also grated some nutmeg on top. My pan was glass so I reduced the heat to 325 degrees F. and baked it for 45 min. Make sure your peaches are very ripe and you don't have to add sugar
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Rating: 1
by: Jessica, CO Reviewed: 07/06/2010
Not very good
I was pretty dissapointed in this recipe. I followed the recipe exactly, and because there is no cinnamon or nutmeg, the cobbler came out very bland. I have a major sweet tooth, and I didn't think this was even sweet enough. However that is subject to opinion, because everyone has their own preference on how sweet they want something.
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Rating: 4
by: Kama Reviewed: 07/04/2010
Fantastic!
Loved this recipe. It took only a few minutes while I was waiting for another recipe to cook, and it was really tasty. My husband and I just loved it. This is a really terrific weekday dessert and a good backup for last-minute company.
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Rating: 4
by: Peggy, CA Reviewed: 05/24/2010
Don't skimp on the fruit!
Needs more than 2 cups of peaches for that size pan. Double the fruit and add a topping of cinnamon sugar--Now it's good!
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Rating: 1
by: Judi, WA Reviewed: 01/04/2010
Big hit with encore! requests
Our adult daughter is the one who always supplies desserts for our family get togethers, so I passed the recipe on to her. The peach cobbler was such a hit the first time around (Thanksgiving) that we requested an encore for Christmas, asking her to supply enough for second helpings. This will remain a family favorite.
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Rating: 4
by: Anita, NC Reviewed: 12/30/2009
A little tweak helps
I've made this recipe for years and, with a few changes, it's great. To make this cobbler taste better: (1) Add sugar to sliced peaches; refrigerate for 2 hrs. min. - stir occasionally so sugar dissolves & makes syrup; (2) add 1/2 teasp. (up to 1 teasp.) of almond extract to peaches; (3) allow butter & pan to cool to touch (the heat cooks the batter too soon); (4) don't leave lumps in batter - they won't dissolve; (5) spoon peaches & syrup evenly over batter - don't pour.
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Rating: 5
by: Marsha Reviewed: 12/30/2009
Peach Cobbler
This is my recipe! My 88 yo mom got it from Home Demonstrateion Cookbook around 1950. I have impressed people with it at several churches and work places. Exception: I mash the cold butter/margarine into the flour/sugar mixture with a fork to form coarse crumbs then add milk. Also use large can of peaches - reserve some of liquid until you decide how juciy you like your cobbler (add more next time you make it). Dust lightly with cinnamon and bake.
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Rating: 1
by: Einav, NJ Reviewed: 10/23/2009
Horrible recipe
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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Rating: 1
by: Suzanne Reviewed: 09/16/2009
Very very ordinary ! Extremely disappointed.
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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Rating: 5
by: laura, NC Reviewed: 08/31/2009
i have a good addition
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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