Peach Cobbler

also called cobbler · peach cobbler · deep dish peach cobbler · dropped biscuit cobbler

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Bake the fruit twenty minutes before the topping goes anywhere near it. Dropped onto raw peaches the biscuit sits in cold juice and comes out doughy underneath, which is the one way this dessert goes wrong.
3 lb(1.4 kg; peeled and sliced thick)ripe peachestoss the fruitbake the fruit alone 375°F 20 minspoon the dough on, bake 375°F 35 min
3/4 cup(150 g)granulated sugar
2 Tbs(16 g)cornstarch
2 Tbslemon juice
1/2 tspground cinnamon
1/4 tspfine sea salt
1 1/2 cups(195 g)all-purpose flourwhisk the drycut the butter in, cream to a shaggy dough
1/4 cup(50 g)granulated sugar
2 tsp(8 g)baking powder
1/2 tspfine sea salt
6 Tbs(85 g; cubed)cold unsalted butter
3/4 cup(180 mL)heavy cream
2 Tbs(25 g)demerara sugar
Cool it half an hour before it is spooned out. Straight from the oven the juice is thin and runs off the plate it thickens as it settles
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2toss the fruit

4whisk the dry

5cut the butter in, cream to a shaggy dough

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6spoon the dough on, bake 375°F 35 min

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  3. bake the fruit alone 375°F 20 min

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  4. cut the butter in, cream to a shaggy dough

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  5. spoon the dough on, bake 375°F 35 min

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You'll need 9x13-in baking dish

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>> title: Peach Cobbler
>> category: Custards & Puddings
>> tags: peach, dessert, baked, biscuits, southern
>> counters: Meat and Three
>> aka: cobbler, peach cobbler, deep dish peach cobbler, dropped biscuit cobbler
>> servings: 8
>> time: 1 hr 15 min
>> pairs-with: banana-pudding, sweet-potato-pie, french-vanilla-ice-cream
>> step.1: Bake the fruit twenty minutes before the topping goes anywhere near it. Dropped onto raw peaches the biscuit sits in cold juice and comes out doughy underneath, which is the one way this dessert goes wrong.
>> step.2: toss the fruit
>> step.3: bake the fruit alone 375°F 20 min
>> step.4: whisk the dry
>> step.5: cut the butter in, cream to a shaggy dough
>> step.6: spoon the dough on, bake 375°F 35 min

Bake the fruit twenty minutes before the topping goes anywhere near it. Dropped onto raw peaches the biscuit sits in cold juice and comes out doughy underneath, which is the one way this dessert goes wrong.

Toss @ripe peaches{3%lb}(1.4 kg; peeled and sliced thick), @granulated sugar{3/4%cup}(150 g), @cornstarch{2%Tbs}(16 g), @lemon juice{2%Tbs}, @ground cinnamon{1/2%tsp}, @fine sea salt{1/4%tsp}.

Bake @&(~1)sugared peaches{} in a #9x13-in baking dish{} at 375°F (190°C) for ~bake{20%min}.

Whisk @all-purpose flour{1 1/2%cup}(195 g), @granulated sugar{1/4%cup}(50 g), @baking powder{2%tsp}(8 g), @fine sea salt{1/2%tsp}.

Cut @&(~1)dry mixture{} together with @cold unsalted butter{6%Tbs}(85 g; cubed), @heavy cream{3/4%cup}(180 mL) to a shaggy dough.

Bake @&(~3)hot peaches{} under spoonfuls of @&(~1)biscuit dough{}, scattered with @demerara sugar{2%Tbs}(25 g), at 375°F (190°C) for ~bake{35%min}.

Cool it half an hour before it is spooned out. Straight from the oven the juice is thin and runs off the plate, and it thickens as it settles.