Tennessee Cobbler
This is our friend Hannah's cobbler recipe. It's quick, delicious, and perfect served with warm, with vanilla ice cream on top.
The Recipe:
Mix 2 cups of fruit-any kind you like-with sugar and vanilla, to taste.
In a mixing bowl measure:
1 cup flour
1 cup sugar
1 T. baking powder
1/2 t. salt
Mix well.
Add:
1 egg (beaten)
1-1 1/2 cups milk
Mix well, again.
Melt 1 stick of butter your cobbler pan in the hot oven (it works best to do this while you are mixing the rest of the ingredients).
Pour the batter into the pan, over the melted butter.
Spread the fruit filling over the batter- do NOT stir.
Bake at 350 degrees 'till edges are golden brown and the middle is done,
35-40 minutes.
Enjoy!
That looks soooooo good! I have a lot of cherries in the freezer, and I think I will use some to make this. Thanks for the recipe.
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I love this recipe! Sooooo easy and quick. I can do this without looking at a book, I have actually made it that much. We love blackberry, but I think peach is my favorite. Apples are good done this way, just stew them a bit first.
ReplyDeleteMuch love - hope you are staying cool - Raquel XO
This recipe looks so good and easy! I have blueberries I might use this recipe for later on today. I even have some vanilla ice cream...my dh will love it!
ReplyDeleteMaking this tonight Rosie! With oven-fried chicken, corn on the cob, chop salad and mashed taters and gravy. Well, we won't be eating on time tonight but it will be tasty when we do. <3
ReplyDeletehehe...I am guessing this is the recipe from Hannah West? :) I have their DVDs and she said in one of them, how the cobbler was her favorite and she makes it *a lot*! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the recipe!
HI! We are snowed in here and watching Homestead Blessing's DVD's. We just made the Buttermilk pancakes and might try Hannah's cobbler!! It looks delicious. The West Ladies Cookbook is wonderful. God bless, Rose and girls
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