You probably don’t have my blog memorized like I do. And you probably don’t remember my post back from January talking about blackberry cobbler. And how we turn that into peach cobbler in the summer.
So I thought I would remind you. Just in case you don’t have it memorized. That my mom has this mean peach cobbler recipe. Passed down from her mom and her mom’s mom. And maybe everyone’s mom that grew up in the south.
It’s incredibly simple to make. But incredibly full of flavor. And if you bake it in a ramekin and add a sprig of mint, it looks incredibly fancy.
But don’t be fooled. It’s simple. A cup, a cup, a cup, a stick (plus peaches). Should I be embarrassed that this is one of the only recipes I have memorized? You don’t have to answer that.
For the full recipe, click here. Sub ripe peaches for blackberries. And if you don’t have self rising flour laying around (I rarely do) just add a heaping teaspoon of baking powder and a dash of salt. Bake in ramekins or other cute dishes to add a little glam. Add a sprig of mint, whipped cream, or ice cream add call it gourmet. No one needs to know otherwise.
The link to the recipe seems to no longer be working – help!
Oh these are soooo adorable (and look so tasty!) Peaches this time of year are just the best!
I DO remember your blackberry cobbler post because I have made it many times since! It is fabulous! Can’t wait to make it with peaches. Thanks for the recipe.
Imagining this with Texas Peaches-yum!
Ann
Um, I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I do in fact have your blog memorized as well as your Mom’s cobbler recipe. YUP! Big fan…trying this version for sure! xo
Just so you know I am making this tonight. And your ice cream recipe. We have some vanilla beans we brought back from Tahiti that we have been waiting to use and I think that this is the perfect thing! I told Luke that I was trying a new cobbler recipe and he got mad cause he likes the one I usually make so much. (He just doesn’t like change, I have no doubt that he will love it!) I just wish I had cute ramekins to bake them in! Xoxo
Oh gosh, this makes me nervous! Hope you guys like it. And Tahitian vanilla beans? OH em gee. I’m jealous!
Melissa. This cobbler with the Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream was the best dessert I have made in a year at least. And you know I make a lot of desserts! I am making this again for my in-laws today with apple pie filling I canned last summer. We had opened a jar last week to make mini-pies (see? A LOT of desserts) and wanted to finish off the jar before leaving town. Only wish we still had any ice cream left. (How are you so tiny? I am not confused about how I got my figure. I wish I minded more actually.)
Xoxo
P. S. Still need to send you my NYC list.
You are right, it does look surprisingly fancy baked in a ramekin. Love that idea (not to mention just the simple fact that peach cobbler is wonderful in any shape or form).
Who does not LOVE cobbler, crisp or pie – YUMMERS:)
Hooray for peach cobbler! So perfect for late summer. 🙂
I love how you baked these in individual ramekins! They look so good!
Yes, ma’am, that does look tasty.
I could just peach gobbler that right up!
I love that you baked these in ramekins – so pretty! And I love simple recipes like this!!
Yep, its official, this looks awesome. Must make this and love how simple it is!
I love the photos in this post Melissa! Really gorgeous and just perfect to go with such a gorgeous dessert!
Your photos are gorgeous!! This looks lovely. I’ve been obsessed with peaches. Also, I think a cup a cup a cup a stick would be a great children’s song. Or title of a storybook. Just a thought. 😉