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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593635
08/13/19 06:36 AM
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how do you make cobbler

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: 10bands] #6593643
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Looks mighty fine John. That is some good eating right there. I have been wanting to make some Peach jam but couldn't find any local that were reasonably priced. A buddy has a tree but it only seems to produce every other year. It didn't get fruit this year.

Did you get them local. I would like to get a bushel or so if I can find them close.

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593664
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Looks good to me, I wish I had some.


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593695
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Did you drive to new Paris, or buy them up at springs? Any Chambersburg peaches available at spring's, if that is where you went.

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593710
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I drove up to New Paris, we'll worth the trip $10 bucks a half bushel for the yellow peaches $14 bucks half bushel for the white peaches and $ 30 bucks half bushel for the donut peaches. The sweet corn is awesome there too 4 bucks a dozen.


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593728
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This thread reminds me of my grandma and the cobblers she used to make... Sure do miss her.

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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593735
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Grandparents had dairy cows and chickens, grandmother always had angelfood cake or something else that used up eggs. Everything from scratch, no written recipes, just an old gas stove/oven with no real heat control but experience. Both of them born before 1900, amazing the things they would have seen in their lifetime.

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: ~ADC~] #6593750
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Originally Posted by ~ADC~
I blanch peel and slice them, dunk in a water with a little lemon juice to stop browning and freeze them in freezer bags. They still make great pie and cobbler. Mixed some with rhubarb and made a delicious cobbler this spring.


I get Sunhigh peaches from the local orchard, slice them (skin on) and freeze them on cookie sheets. After the slices are frozen I vacuum-seal them in small bags.. They are way too juicy to vacuum-seal when they are not frozen.

I do enough to add them to oatmeal or have them for dessert all winter long.


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593753
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I do know that there are some pretty good size orchards around Dillsburg, PA.


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593757
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Peter's orchard is pretty massive in my mind.


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593800
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Looks good, but I'll take pie next time smile

ours are just about ready at the house. they are small peaches, but man are they good


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593896
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We’re on our second pan of it, also had blueberry cobbler, yummy


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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593947
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Looks Good

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593955
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Originally Posted by gutthooked


Originally Posted by ADC
I blanch peel and slice them, dunk in a water with a little lemon juice to stop browning and freeze them in freezer bags. They still make great pie and cobbler. Mixed some with rhubarb and made a delicious cobbler this spring.



I just might give this a try


Which the rhubarb or the freezing? lol

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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6593970
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A couple cups of blackberries thrown in with the peaches in the cobbler is a nice change up for me after I have had 7 or 8 regular peach cobblers. Vanilla ice cream is still good with it even with the black berries. I will try the blue berries on my next cobbler.

Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6596137
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Re: Peach cobbler [Re: gutthooked] #6596204
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I'll definitely try some blue berries in the next cobbler, bad part is I'm out of peaches. Might have to make another road trip. ...


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