Creamy Peach Cobbler is one of those quick cobbler recipes that can be ready in a jiffy! Layer the ingredients in a baking dish and resist stirring and watch the magic happen. As a tradition, every year around my daughter's birthday, we try to go to our favorite Peach Orchard! This year we actually got to go on her birthday, which was sweet. There are so many fresh vegetables and fruits, you cannot leave without something. Who remembers the roadside produce stands that were popular in the '50s and '60s? This is as close to one as you can get these days. We loaded up with fresh peaches, wild red plums, cantaloupes, Fresh Lady Cream Peas , and their famous fresh peach soft serve ice cream. Yum! I like to make this cobbler with a sugar cookie mix instead of a cake mix. Although, you can use a cake mix if you like. Buttermilk can be substituted for the cream, and you have Buttermilk Peach Cobbler . The cream is poured over the peaches, and the sug
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A Throwback Salad! Three Bean Salad
Three Bean Salad, a throwback salad from the 50s. It is a great salad for picnics, cookouts, and at any family gatherings, it will serve a large crowd. Two weeks ago I shared a favorite retro recipe for Southern Stuffed Cabbage Rolls . Today I am sharing another retro recipe and a summer favorite . This salad can go anywhere.
A Southern Classic! Old Fashioned Blackberry Cobbler
Old Fashioned Blackberry Cobbler , a Southern dessert made with a lattice top crust blanketed over the fresh juicy blackberries that help form a dumpling texture bottom crust when scooped up in a bowl. And don't forget the big scoop of vanilla ice cream! Old Fashioned Blackberry Cobbler is a summertime favorite around our house. It is a classic Southern dessert with the richness of a buttery crust and the sweet tartness of berries. Start off with making the crust first. I use the same recipe for Peach Cobbler . The berries make so much juice in a cobbler that I like to use a double crust to get that yummy dumpling texture. My sisters and I grew up picking wild dewberries close to our house. We would watch for the blooms in the early spring and couldn't wait until the berries started peeking through the berry vines. Blackberries are closely related to dewberries, except they are just a little bigger. The taste to me is the same and makes e
