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
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Kay Little @ Cooking with K
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Kay Little @ Cooking with K
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7 Layer Mexican Dip
This 7 Layer Mexican Dip is a long time favorite in our house. Once you gather all the ingredients, it comes together rather quickly. It is better to serve it in a oblong dish verses the bowl you see mine in, because you want to be able to reach in there and grab a little of all the layers. Be sure you have plenty of chips close by. {grins}
Kay Little @ Cooking with K
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Leftover Ham with Bowtie Pasta
Leftover Ham with Bowtie Pasta is made with simple ingredients you probably have on hand. It is a light and refreshing dish, and the peas add a nice sweet touch to the dish. On special occasions, we usually have two meat dishes with ham being one of them , and there are rarely any leftovers. We have teenage grandsons and some big eater around our house when we all get together, so I intentionally cook plenty to have leftovers the next day.
Kay Little @ Cooking with K
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Sugar Cookie Bars {The Perfect Easter Cookie}
Sugar Cookie Bars , soft tender cookie dough baked in a sheet pan, frosted with vanilla buttercream, taste just like the classic sugar cookie. Who doesn't love a thick frosted sugar cookie? If you want the perfect taste of sugar cookies without all the work of rolling them out and cutting them out, then you will love these Sugar Cookie Bars . These cookies meet all the hype around the blog world about how easy they are to make. If you don't have time to fuss with making Easter cookies, these will be the perfect ones to make. Hope you get to make some soon. Enjoy!
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Reese's Copycat Peanut Butter Eggs
Reese's Copycat Peanut Butter Eggs are fun, easy Easter treats that mimic the classic ones sold in stores. They are fabulously delicious. Make them yourself. Reese's Copycat Peanut Butter Easter Eggs How to have fun at Easter is by dipping homemade peanut butter eggs with children and adults alike. Give them away in cute Easter bags tied with ribbon. Don't you just love copycat recipes? Especially when you can make your very favorite Easter candy yourself.
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