I had a favorite peach cobbler recipe that was on a Time/Life recipe card that has been lost. Can anyone help?
Linda Lippman-Lockhart, St. Petersburg
Janice Smith of Homosassa admits this is not the Time/Life recipe Linda requested but it is a family recipe Janice says is easy and delicious. It's unlikely you'll find fresh peaches this time of year so you can either use frozen or tuck this recipe away for the summer when we get some lovely Georgia peaches our way.
I tested the recipe with frozen peaches, and before I started the recipe, I thawed them and tasted one to see if the sugar needed adjusting. Mine were delicious and I did not adjust the recipe. I recommend you thaw the peaches in a colander so that the excess juice drips out. A second suggestion would be to either place the baking dish on a baking sheet or place a baking sheet on the rack beneath the dish to catch any drips from bubbling over. This was a yummy dish and the frozen peaches worked just fine. You can also substitute other frozen fruit such as mango or berries.
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