PEACH COBBLER

 

The other day my dear friend and close neighbor Angela delivered the most gorgeous box of tree- ripened peaches.  Enormous peaches sweet and juicy beyond belief.  The next day Angela delivered a bubbling peach cobbler.   What an absolute treat.   Angela’s  recipe is so delicious I simply must share it with you. Old Fashioned  cobblers are easy to make and you can use almost any fruit, but I think peach cobblers are my absolute favorite.  This  great dessert is on my food blog MRS. BUTTERFINGERS.

 

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  1. Oh yum…!
    Down under in Australia our stone fruits will soon be ripening and will be available for making recipes such as this one…! I can’t wait… :)

  2. Yumm-o!!

    • I like that this peach cobbler is so easy and so fool- proof. We are having friends in for Friday Night supper and it’s peach cobbler for dessert – again!! Virginia

  3. Yummy! :)

    • It’s hard to stop from straightening out the edges of the left-over peach cobbler. Whoops – it’s all gone. Virginia

      • Now this scenario sounds all too familiar! Chuckle, chuckle! :)

  4. You continue to entice me with your marvelous dishes! I can smeel the sweetness of the peaches baking under that delictable flaky crust. Please put some extra flowers in Budda’s lap for us……..the well has now gone dry and I fear to loose all our fruit trees, herbs, flowers and any beauty that we have managed to nuture!

    • I am horror-struck to hear that water is such a problem. Loosing your fruit trees is terrible Tin Man. When I put flowers from you in Buddha’s lap where shall I ask it to rain? Virginia

      • Bulverde, Texas we are slowly dying here!

      • I’ve just spent some time in Bulverde. The country side looks beautiful. It’s a lovely small town much the size of our little village. A delightful place to live. Small town close to a big city. I’m so sorry this weather thing is causing all these drought problems. Yikes. Virginia

  5. Yum is the word Virginia!!!

    • These old fashioned desserts are such keepers. They’ve been around a long time because they are so delicious, and fool proof to make. Virginia

      • I’m just waiting on the Blueberry Scones!

      • It’s coming, my Darling. Week-end is scone time. The Good Husband has a dab hand with scones. They are the stuff scone dreams are made of Believe me they are definitely worth waiting for

      • I’m waiting… I can’t wait!

  6. Fresh peach cobbler is my favorite. Thanks for this version.

    • It’s interesting how many people say peach cobbler is their favorite. We just have to eat a lot of peach cobblers while the fruit is in season. Virginia

  7. Looks and sounds delicious!!
    Florence x

    • Florence a friend of mine made it for dinner last night (dessert that is) and she informed me she also had it for breakfast!! Virginia

  8. We have a tiny peach tree in a pot, which delivers us lots of small peaches, delicious, and I usually just eat them. Maybe I should try something like this next year.

    • Your very own peach tree – how wonderful is that Pat. Imagine being able to just pluck peaches off your tree and devour them. Virginia

      • My father in law bought it for us several years ago and it took ages to sort itself out. It is only about four feet tall, but produces about nine or ten peaches a year.

  9. Pretty. Pretty!! T.

    • And good enough to eat!! V.

  10. Yum!

    • Yum is the perfect word to describe this decidedly addictive dessert. My friend and neighbor is making it again today. That’s three days in a row. I will skip a day and make it again tomorrow. It’s so darn easy and so good, and we have all these peaches. Virginia

      • I see coffee and ice cream on the side in your future. I don’t think you will be able to resist. :-)

      • I like that kind of fortune telling!! The ritual of coffee is important to me. Freshly ground beans – a French press – then half very strong coffee and half very hot milk. I drink it from a beautiful Italian mug. Generally only one cup first thing in the morning – but it is a perfect cup of coffee. Life is good. Virginia

  11. This dessert is perfect for our family dinner this weekend. Everyone in the family loves peaches, this won’t last long on the table.

    • I have just a few peaches left and the big decision is whether to eat them out of hand – or make one more peach cobbler. Either way they will be a treat. I do hope your family enjoyed this treat Rose. Virginia


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