Lightened-Up Peach Cobbler

July 6, 2024 Amanda Plott

Everyone likes a good cobbler. Okay... well, except for my little brother who doesn't like any sort of 'hot fruit', but he is a strange and unusual creature. Most of us though, we enjoy it. In fact, most of us in my family enjoy it so much that I think we may end up going against the grain and swap out cobbler in the future for birthdays. Rather than the usual cake that either doesn't get eaten, or isn't eaten until the next day.

When I got a handful of local Texas grown peaches this week, I just knew that I had to make a peach cobbler with them. This cobbler right here is pretty special. I might even go so far as to call it magical…

Maple Pudding Cake

October 18, 2023 Amanda Plott

Fall into a world of sweet, soothing decadence with our irresistible Maple Pudding Cake. Made with the deliciousness of maple syrup, this dessert is a warm hug for your taste buds. Imagine sinking your fork into a moist and decadent cake that oozes with a rich pudding-like apple sauce.

As you savor each heavenly bite, the unmistakable aroma of maple dances in the air. The delicate sweetness of the maple syrup mingles harmoniously with the velvety texture of the cake, creating a symphony of flavors that will have you yearning for more…

Crazy Crust Cherry Pie

March 11, 2022 Amanda Plott

Some days are just meant to be lazy, and this is just one of those days. There’s another cold front blowing in right now as we roll into Spring break over here. How crazy is that?! Okay, well it’s crazy by Texas standards anyway. Even so, a cherry pie just sounded good to me and I didn’t want to fuss with a pie dough this time around. So here we are with this Crazy Crust Cherry Pie!

What’s a Crazy Crust Cherry Pie? It’s a one bowl cherry pie where the crust is more cake like and is whipped up in no time at all in one bowl before being poured into a pie dish ahead of cherry pie filling. I’d venture to say that this pie is somewhere in between a cobbler and a pie though since the crust itself isn’t really indicative of a pie dough….

Blueberry Instant Pot Cobbler

July 10, 2021 Amanda Plott

Did you know that you can make cobbler in a pressure cooker? Turns out that you can and with only 5, yes 5 ingredients! That’s all it takes. This delicious Blueberry Instant Pot Cobbler takes less than 5 minutes of hands on time. The instant pot does all the rest of the work for you!

One of the best parts too is that it doesn’t even really heat up the house because you aren’t having to even touch or look at the oven. Which in the middle of summer here in Texas is a BIG deal. This cobbler has a very dense and moist cake to it, just as any sort of pastry that’s cooked in a pressure cooker. But, that' works out beautifully when you’re making a wet cake such as cobbler…

Gingerbread Cobbler

December 5, 2020 Amanda Plott

Sometimes you just have to shake dessert up. This holiday season would be the great time to start a new tradition. Instead of the usual pies and cookies, why not try out this Gingerbread Cobbler! This Gingerbread Cobbler is very similar to my Whole Wheat Pumpkin Cobbler, but more in line with Christmas or New Years than Thanksgiving!

Cobbler just seems like the perfect winter dessert. It’s warm, gooey, and filling too. My mom seems to think that this cobbler is like those old fashioned pudding cakes where you layer the batter on the bottom of the pan and pour hot liquid on top to bake. While baking, the cake bubbles up to the top and the gooey pudding cobbler goodness is on the bottom…

Skinny Cranberry Cherry Cobbler

November 24, 2019 Amanda Plott

If you’re looking for a slightly more out of the box dessert for Thanksgiving or Christmas, look no further! This Skinny Cranberry Cherry Cobbler is a mix of my favorite cobbler recipe and my 5 Ingredient Skinny Cranberry Cherry Pie.

Even for being made with cherries and fresh cranberries, this cobbler is surprisingly simple and easy to put together. While it may have a few more ingredients than the pie, you don’t have to fuss with the crust! Just as with most cobblers, this one is made with the batter on the bottom of the dish and a hot fruit filling spread over the top…