cobblers and summer

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Pear Apple and Cherry Crumble

Posted by dicentra  

Cooking Light March 2003 MORE»

Recipe #301585

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Cherry Grunt

Posted by JackieOhNo!  

This is a quick, simple way to serve those deliciously sweet cherries when they are in season. It is made entirely on the stovetop, so there is no hot oven involved. MORE»

Recipe #300723

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Almond Berry Cakes

Posted by dicentra  

Food & Wine 1998. MORE»

Recipe #300506

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Easy, Summery Peach Crisp

Posted by Lvs2Cook  

Fresh peaches are just one of life's pleasures and this crisp really lets the flavor shine through. MORE»

Recipe #298763

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Blackberry Cobbler

Posted by JackieOhNo!  

Pie is nice, but it's not as easy as cobbler. This shortcut method comes together in less than 5 minutes. It is also a cinch to personalize. You can substitute peaches, or combine stone fruits and berries. Serve with ice cream instead of... MORE»

Recipe #295755

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Apricot Peach Berry Buckle

Posted by scancan  

This is an old favorite that always tastes wonderful and complements the fruit so well (from a really old McCall's magazine). MORE»

Recipe #267059

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Granola Oatmeal Crunch Blackberry Cobbler

Posted by Brandy Rae  

Blackberry cobbler with a granola oatmeal crumble topping! MORE»

Recipe #266397

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Quick Ginger Peach Cobbler

Posted by dicentra  

Rachael Ray's Get Togethers. She doesn't say how much to beat the egg white, but it sounds like until soft or stiff peaks form. I will update when I test the recipe. MORE»

Recipe #255950

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Low-Sugar Plum-Berry Crisp

Posted by Indigo!  

Now I'm really trying to find some Diabetic friendly recipes for my mom this Thanksgiving, so I'd like some help in judging this one, also found at epicurious. I've put Splenda in place of brown sugar, but it could easily be exchanged for the... MORE»

Recipe #251497

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Warm Apricot Cobbler

Posted by Irmgard  

A wonderful warm dessert to take advantage of fresh apricots when they are in season. MORE»

Recipe #244746

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Blueberry and Nectarine Cobbler

Posted by Boomette  

A recipe I saw on Food Network. Something I have to try :P MORE»

Recipe #244340

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Stove-Top Blueberry Crisp

Posted by Caroline Cooks  

Too hot to bake? Try this on the stove-top for a wonderful dessert. From Good Housekeeping with modifications. MORE»

Recipe #244049

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Cheddar-Biscuit Peach Cobbler

Posted by Lainey6605  

Here's a wonderful dessert for those fresh peaches that are now available. Frozen peaches could also be used. Recipe is from Taste of Home. MORE»

Recipe #243682

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Mango Berry Coconut Crisp

Posted by chia  

there's more, but I didn't think the title would fit, lol. I adapted this from a Bobby Flay recipe. This cooked up great, is full of fresh fruit, and is what summer bounty is all about! MORE»

Recipe #242062

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Blackberry-Cinnamon Cobbler

Posted by Annacia  

Summer at it very best. Nothing could be better for a BBQ dessert or a weekend brunch on the deck. MORE»

Recipe #241304

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Texas Peach Cobbler

Posted by Chemaine  

This dessert tops juicy fruit with a biscuit-like topping. The batter goes into the dish first, then rises up through the fruit as it bakes. My family loves this and will reheat and eat through out the day. MORE»

Recipe #240718

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Black and Blueberry Cobbler

(1 reviews) Posted by Lainey6605  

This is so good with those fresh berries! Recipe is from Woman's Day. MORE»

Recipe #240141

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Ddddelicious Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp

Posted by Mommy Bean  

Rhubarb lovers rejoice! This will be your very favorite way to eat this unique fruit. Eat it warm with a great big squirt of whipping cream MORE»

Recipe #239496

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Rhubarb Crisp

Posted by Irmgard  

This is a longtime family favourite which we enjoy in the spring and summer when fresh rhubarb is abundant. MORE»

Recipe #235453

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Blackberry Cobbler

Posted by Lvs2Cook  

This recipe called for frozen blackberries but I substituted 2(12 ounce) packages of fresh blackberries and it turned out delicious. The recipe came from Southern Living originally. MORE»

Recipe #232570

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