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    Default Southern Peach Cobbler

    ~Place butter into prepared baking dish; place dish in oven to melt butter.
    ~Pour sugar and flour into a bowl, and mix well.
    ~Add the milk but don't mix.
    ~Once the butter is melted, pour the mixture into
    that bowl.
    ~Add the peaches, but don't mix.
    ~Sprinkle cinnamon over mix.
    ~Carefully place in oven and bake at 400 degrees for about an hour.
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    Sounds Yummy!
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    this is the recipe referred to as "cuppa, cuppa, cuppa" in steel magnolias.
    my friends and i refer to it as a heart attack in a baking dish - delightful!
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    Oh, this sounds delish!

    Love cobblers......and peaches are one of my favorite fruits.

    thanks for posting!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ladykemma2 View Post
    this is the recipe referred to as "cuppa, cuppa, cuppa" in steel magnolias.
    my friends and i refer to it as a heart attack in a baking dish - delightful!
    quoting myself-- i forgot to say we use a cup of butter in the baking dish. heart attack cobbler!
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    i am trying something new. LDS church advises savings or debt repayment should be the same as the tithe. 10% each.

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    I love cobblers. I add 1 egg to my dough mixture and it makes it more cakey than chewy.

    Heart attack in a pan...not! All ingredients are good ones unless you use the margarine. Your body can process everything except for the margarine. Use butter and keep a cow in business. You're not eating this stuff every day, right?
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    I love peach cobblers! Can't wait to try your recipe.....with a little vanilla ice cream on the side, mmmmmm heaven!
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    Try it with French Vanilla ice cream....Yummmmm...Absolutely love it!!
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    i have made this for sca feast for 250 or more. it's easy and cheap to make for crowds in disposable pans.

    if you leave it out during the whole event, people come over to graze and to graze and to graze...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ladykemma2 View Post
    this is the recipe referred to as "cuppa, cuppa, cuppa" in steel magnolias.
    my friends and i refer to it as a heart attack in a baking dish - delightful!
    My type of dessert.
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