just wow. awesome.
we're not chocolate eaters, so desserts aren't a big deal in my house, but this recipe has me excited. cast iron skillet, whole wheat, packed with fruit, and serves a group. Usually i think of gooey, sugary, canned pie-filling-like crud with a soggy limp biscuit topping, when it comes to cobbler. Not here. I just keep adding fruit on top of the batter until i can't find any more spots to put it. I found you can go a little lighter on the sugar, and leave it in the oven for a few more moments until the edge gets crispy. It's also forgiving of slightly under ripe peaches. Everyone who's had it is always surprised it's whole wheat - a good thing in my book. Then they ask for the recipe.
I've made this 3 times so far this summer and i plan on making it as often as possible before the fruits season is over. I leave it on the counter, covered with a tea towl, and make eyes at it as i pass, just waiting until after dinner when i can pop it back into the oven to warm up. It keeps this way for a few days. Serve warm with a scoop of real vanilla ice cream. My partner, a man of few words, gave it the review of " but if i eat this piece there will only be three pieces left". Couldn't have said it better.








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This article cited is absurd
This article cited is absurd and entirely made up. Canola oil is made fro rapeseed. The name Canola was made up because rape oil doesn't sound too great. www.mayoclinic.com/health/canola-oil/AN01281