Cin-ful Peach Cobbler
Show: Guy's Big Bite
Episode: Southern Shrimp Soiree
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By sellal
on September 13, 2011
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It is way too sweet. The crunch stuff on top overwhelms the peaches. I should have tried a more traditional recipe, with fewer ingrediants and let the taste of the peaches do the talking.
By meggera
Salt Lake City,...
on August 24, 2011
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This was a big hit in my house and I'm the only real fan of peaches. My only tweaks to it were I used fresh peaches, left out the nuts and cranberries. Since I used fresh peaches I also decreased the cooking time.
This is now my go to peach cobbler/crumble/crisp recipe!
By harpervalley
on August 21, 2011
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I agree with the other reviews.. more of a crumble or crisp than cobbler. But hey, it's just semantics.
This recipe is fabulous. I wanted to make it, but didn't feel like running to the store. I was missing five ingredients, but I found substitutions and it STILL turned out great.. even with the subs.
Subbed combo of frozen peaches/strawberries/blueberries for the peaches
Subbed pumpkin pie spice for cinnamon
Subbed margarine for butter
Subbed pecans for almonds
Subbed currants for cranberries
So even if you're missing some ingredients.. give it a whirl. You may be pleasantly surprised. Can't wait to try it again with the original list.
By Newaya
on August 19, 2011
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This is real peach cobbler and so good!
By hemme_9657638
Ohio
on August 16, 2011
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Made this for my daughters rehearsal dinner, doubled it and there was none left. Served it warm with ice cream and it was delicious. I didn't use the dried cranberries, but did use fresh, delicious, sweet, juicy peaches, little more work, but worth it.
Also, I called it a peach crisp, instead of cobbler, as it is more of a crisp.
YUM!
By mamaof2cook
on August 13, 2011
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absolutely awesome guy fieri is never a let down
By master of the stove
Las Vegas
on August 11, 2011
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Fantastic! I used three pounds of rock hard, juice less, peaches. (they happened to be on sale at the supermarket I was skeptical that anything good could come from this fruit, but the cobbler was delicious. It was a sin-full cobbler as we became gluttons.
By kevinandserena_...
Columbia, MO
on August 06, 2011
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WOW! DELICIOUS! I used fresh peaches and it turned out sooooo good! A little more work, but well worth it! Just drop whole peaches (2 at a time into boiling water for exactly 1 min. Then transfer to cold water for 15 seconds. Peel comes right off.
By gmondus_12234936
MERRITT ISLAND, 48
on August 05, 2011
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THIS WAS THE BEST PEACH COBBLER I HAVE EVER DONE, THANK GUY YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST. THIS COBBLER WAS EASY AND THE TASTE WAS WONDERFUL. I HAVE HAD MANY REQUESTS TO MAKE IT FOR PARTIES AND FAMILY FUNCTIONS..
By ke6pdeducky_8993493
Anaheim, Ca.
on July 20, 2011
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Served this cobbler at my sons Bar Mitvah oneg for 250 people. It was served with French Vanilla Ice Cream. Not 1 drop left over. Scraped the pans Oh SO GOOD!