This is a blueberry cobbler I made two days ago.
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I have since learned that this is more of a "buckle",
which is different from a true cobbler.
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I have since learned that this is more of a "buckle",
which is different from a true cobbler.
Ill take a plate of any of it, including your delish looking cobbler.
ReplyDeleteNot to split hairs but that looks more like a buckle and not quite a cobbler. I realize to a lot of people in the United States they’re one in the same but they are not. Being a pastry chef, I prefer cobblers versus a buckle. If I’m forced to eat a crisp I will but prefer a cobbler. Hell, put anything sweet in my mouth and I’ll probably enjoy it LOL
ReplyDeleteNEWS FLASH1 Local Baker Boy Makes Good(Cobbler). Please send my slice with a big dollop of whipped cream across the river in an Uber. I'll take care of the coffee.
ReplyDeleteUnknown@10:20am - Haha! I'm the same way when it comes to sweets: I'm not fussy what it's called. But seriously, I Googled the difference between a buckle and a cobbler and you are correct. Many of the recipes I've looked at interchange those names. I've never made the biscuit-type topping. I'll start calling my delights by the name buckle from now on because that's more accurate. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have a recipe for a grunt. Easy and delicious. Blueberries water and sugar are simmered in a pan and a dough is made and dropped on the simmering fruit, then covered. After a few minutes, voilà..! I’ll email you the recipe. I’ve made it for years.
DeleteMilleson - You flatter me, thanks. However, I've just learned that I've been calling it by the wrong name.
ReplyDeleteWell, whatever they are called, I got hungry and wanted to eat the guys in the earlier set of pictures. Now I'm hungry for sweets. Maybe combine them into a masculine cobbler/buckle? Don't want that man to be too crispy, right? Rick, your pictures of your dishes are evidence that you are a good cook. Yumm...
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ReplyDeleteJust read some of the comments real fast. But I'm in agreement when is comes to sweet desserts, call it blueberry cobbler, cake, buckle or whatever (last pic) I would have loved for Rick to have sent me a piece with my morning coffee pic #1) Oh and I DO show my appreciation, when someone bakes me something.
#5) Oh that fried chicken looks so GOOD!!
#6) Fuck, I'm licking my chops for those chops:):)
#7) Yes sir re bob, that would be about the size of a slice of cake I would cut for myself!! Looks so yummy!!!
Thanks Baker Rick!!!
Taurus - You are very kind. I'm not much of a cook, but I like to bake.
ReplyDeleteScott - Yeah, I could dig some fried chicken and grilled chops. THEN dessert.
is that a liquor? the bottle is kinda weird
ReplyDeleteI love chicken, i'm not a sweet tooth
Yes please Ricky, send me another slice of your cobler. I can't wait to taste it. As Milleson, I make the coffee.
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Hot Daddy - That's a bottle of maple syrup. I could drink it straight from the bottle but Jerry won't let me. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnon@5:02pm - That sounds terrific! I look forward to seeing the recipe.
Henri - Since there's a few pieces left, I'll send one of them to you.
It also looks like a Nantucket Pie, usually made with cranberries, but any berries will do, or chopped apples. In a large pie plate, I swirl melted butter. Mix 1 cup each of flour, sugar, and milk, with 1 Tbs. baking powder. Pour into the melted butter. Top with berries mixed with sugar and nuts to taste. Bake until brown around the edges. Couldn't be easier!
ReplyDeleteUnknown@11:29pm - Wow, thank you! I saved that recipe. However, I have to ask about the amount of baking powder: One Tbs. seems like a lot. The ratio I've seen most often is 1 teaspoon baking powder to 1 cup flour. Sometimes it's 1.5 baking powder to 1 cup flour. Still, I'll follow your recipe. It sounds super.
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