Apple Cobbler

Peach may be the most popular in the South; but, apple cobbler is quite delicious too.

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▼APPLE COBBLER RECIPE▼
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Ingredients:
•5 apples
•1 stick unsalted butter
•1 ¾ cups all purpose flour
•2 teaspoons cinnamon
•¼ teaspoon nutmeg
•1 ½ cups packed brown sugar
•1 cup sugar
•2 ¼ teaspoons baking powder
•¾ teaspoon salt
•1 ½ cups milk

Directions:
•Preheat an oven to 350 degrees.
•Peel, slice and place in a bowl 5 apples.
•Cut the unsalted butter into cubes and place at the bottom of a 9x13 inch pan.
•Place the pan in the 350 degree oven for 5 minutes, or until the butter has melted.
•While the butter is melting, add to the apples slices and toss by hand ¼ cup of all purpose flour, the cinnamon, nutmeg and brown sugar.
•In a separate bowl, stir together 1 ½ cups all purpose flour, the sugar, baking powder and salt.
•Stir in the milk until fully incorporated to complete the batter.
•Once melted, take the butter out of the oven and pour the batter into the pan.
•Pour on top of the batter, but do not stir in, the apple slices and spices.
•Bake in a 350 degree oven for 40 minutes, or until the batter is golden brown and no longer runny.
•Let cool for an hour before serving.

[NancisBakeShoppe]

A copy of the apple cobbler recipe is available in the video's description.

[Lauriescats]

Thank you. This is how my mother made it, except she used an iron skillet. She gave me the recipe once but it didn't turn out tasty like hers. She used Bisquick, so I don't know went wrong. I've been wanting her recipe for years, because hers were the best.

[JasRobe]

This is the best cobbler I’ve ever had, thanks for sharing the recipe and video 😃😃

[trueleyes]

I've got to tell you, there are a lot of ways to make just about anything BUT when it comes to Cobbler peach and apple there is only one way I like and that is just the way you made this appel cobbler. the first time I was this recipe was for Peach Cobbler by Chef John. BRAVO to you both. I'm making this for my daughter and granddaughter tomorrow.

[jaylajackson]

I followed this recipe for Thanksgiving this year and my family loved it! Thanks for sharing!

[xtine]

Will try this recipe! Never made cobbler myself but I love to eat it. I wish I could have seen you dig into this.

[lesliehill]

I’ve made your Cobbler before and Omg, the absolute best ❤Thank you

[hxdcm]

Thanks so much for your video, was looking for a recipe just like this, some family had made a similar style cobbler a few decades ago and was thinking about it today. Perfect for those extra apples!

[MysticalMe]

I love this. I'm making it now. Thanks. For an Easy Apple Cobbler 🍎. 😊

[jasonrichardson]

Getting ready to do this recipe. Home grown, from northern Kentucky. Thanks for sharing.

[pallmallred]

Thank you I just out mine in the oven, great recipe and instructions ♥️💞

[jameshampton]

OK. In the oven now. Waiting on the timer to ding. Looking forward to it.

[macailac.]

I hope you don’t mind if I make this recipe for my family for Thanksgiving and Christmas I want 100% give you credit if my family says it’s amazing Thank you❤

[rebeccamercer]

Looks great ! What temperature did you use

[insidekateskitchen]

Great recipe, thanks so much for a share. New Subscriber here. Cheers!

[EfremPacheco-wwrn]

Can you cut the suger too 1/4cup suger.?

[rheadeason]

Just made this and the apples were still raw amd dry on top. Next time I think I'll cook them a little first.

[jesus_islord_john]

Its looks very delicious and easy to make. I will definitely give this a try. Thanks for sharing.

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[tantalisinglabrat]

Regret...IT IS WAY TOO SWEET. One cannot taste the apple for toffee syrup.

[yoyochannel]

Actually not familiar to us.. but interesting