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Lazy Pie

2020-02-17
  • Cuisine: Appalachian
  • Course: Dessert
  • Cook Time: 35m
Johns
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You can use canned fruit or any kind of fresh fruit. If you use canned fruit do not drain it. Use the liquid too.

If you like a moist cobbler don’t bake it quite so long. Sometimes I mix a little cinnamon in the batter. Its especially good served warm with ice cream.

Sebrinia Davis  said That’s how my momma taught me to make cobblers. Except we had to use 2 cps flour, 2 cps sugar, 2 cps milk, tsp vanilla. Mix and pour over fruit n butter mixture n bake. My kids know how to do this too. So yummy

Carlette Sandridge said It’s a recipe in my Appalachian cookbook called Lynn’s no mix cobbler.

Sherry Allen It’s also better if you use a somewhat shallow metal pan versus a glass dish. Glass seems to make it more cakey. My Mawmaw would make a syrup with the fruit juice to pour over the top when she served it, and with a big dollop of fresh whipped cream. It was so good.

Ingredients

  • 1 stick melted butter
  • 1 cup self rising flour
  • 1 cup granulated sugar
  • 1 cup milk
  • 1 can of fruit or 2 cups fresh fruit

Method

Step 1

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Melt 1 stick of butter in the bottom of a square baking dish.

Step 2

While butter is melting mix together 1 cup of self rising flour, 1 cup of sugar and 1 cup of milk. Mix until flour is wet. Don't over mix. Leaving lumps makes the crust more tender.

Step 3

Pour a can of fruit over the melted butter or you can use 2 cups of fresh fruit. Pour batter over fruit. Don't stir.

Step 4

Don't stir. Bake until crust is brown. I like a dry cobbler so I bake it about 35 minutes

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