My favorite cobbler
1 Servings
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
Fruit or berries | ||
Water | ||
Sugar | ||
Yellow cake mix | ||
Walnuts, chopped |
Directions
Any kind of fruit or berries can be used. My favorite is black or boysenberries, freshly picked. Wash the berries in cold water. Oil the pot and put about ½ inch of water in the bottom. Sweeten berries to taste then sweeten a little more. Some berries taste sweet enough fresh off the vine but in pies or cobblers they come out too tart, so be generous with sweeteners. Pour fruit in pot. I usually use a yellow cake mix, but I like a lemon or butterscotch for variety. Mix the cake mix according to directions, stirring in a generous amount of walnuts. Since moving to Hurricane, pecans have taken the place of walnuts at times. Spread evenly over fruit. Ken says to be a dutch oven cook you have to get your fingers into it, so spread batter with fingers if you want to be professional! Anyway, you want a little of your character in your food. Cook with low heat on the bottom, higher on top. Check often.
Recipe by: Allen Heaton (Hurricane Heritage Cookbook) Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #640 by hister@... (Iris E. Dunaway) on Jun 9, 1997
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