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Apple Crisp – Microwave Quick! by Salad FoodieI haven’t found a quicker apple crisp recipe that tastes as good (or better) than oven-baked. Simple prep and fast cooking make this a perfect dessert when you’re short on time. Plus you can make it year round as the microwave won't heat up the kitchen. |
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Easy Fruit Cobbler by Nancy MiyasakiThis is a super simple dessert that's great for a large or small gathering. I generally use nectarines or peaches and some sort of berries, but cherries plums and apricots will work too. |
5 votes
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Easy Cranberry & Apple Cake (Ina Garten) by FoodiewifeThis recipe comes from "The Barefoot Contessa". Ina Garten says that this recipe is inspired by a cranberry pie from Sarah Chase's book Cold Weather Cooking. Her friend Barbara Liberman calls it "easy cake"—I call it delicious. When cranberries are in season, serve it with vanilla ice cream and your friends will love you. I have to… |
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Apple Crisp with Maple by Nancy MiyasakiThis is an easy dessert and a great combination of flavors. The butter, brown sugar and rolled oats make a great crunchy top! |
7 votes
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Granny Smith's Apple Pandowdy by Amos MillerMakes your eyes bug out & your stomach say "Howdy!" Fusion can be confusin', so let's get back to an ol' timey American dessert, not found on menus in fancy restaurants. This is just good country food, like I got when I'd have dinner at Nellie Keeling's home up Horse Mill Hollow, near Glasgow, W. Va. Pandowdy is a highly… |
2 votes
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Rhubarb Apple Cobbler by Robyn SavoieOh, the ubiquitous rhubarb cobbler. Everyone has a recipe for it. Every time you bake it it's different, depending on the ripeness of the rhubarb, where it was grown and the type of apple used. The original recipe called for McIntosh but I like to use Honey Crisp. It's sweet but retains it's structure when cooked. A great apple… |
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Peach Cobbler by maribeth carsonThis is a great old fashioned cobbler recipe defiantly worth the extra effort. My family enjoys this in their own unique ways. My hubby enjoys his cold with a sprinkle of sugar while I only like it hot with a sprinkle of sugar and dash of milk. My kids will eat it hot or cold with more than a sprinkle of sugar and dash of milk. I have… |
3 votes
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Apple Rhubarb Crumble by Robyn SavoieThis recipe was inspired by a bottle of Vermont Maple Syrup, apples, rhubarb and pine nuts. All of which I had in the refrigerator or pantry. |
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Berry Cobbler by laurel leeSuper easy, SUPER yummy cobbler. Got berries? A cup of almonds? You can probably come up with the flour, sugar, butter and cornstarch to be eating warm cobbler in 45 minutes. (It needs to cool a little!) |
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Open Faced Peach Mango Cobbler w/Crystallized Ginger by SmokinhotchefPeaches and mangoes are wonderful and bright with natural, juicy sweetness, unmatched by many. This cobbler is a little more figure friendly in that there is only one crust as opposed to the traditional two. Ginger makes a notable appearance in this recipe for a natural spiciness and the luxury of being one of the super spices and… |
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Apple Cobbler Pie by Kiki ThompsonOk…all I have to say is that this is HEAVEN!!! This is an Apple Cobbler made with a coconut-based whipped topping. All the blended ingredients of cinnamon, lemon juice, and nutmeg make it the perfect cobbler. |
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Asian Pear Maple Crisp by Now We're Cooking!This is a delightful dessert to make on autumn days. It uses asian pears, which have a wonderful sweetness and texture that is accentuated by the maple, brown sugar and cinnamon crisp mixture. |
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Baked Pear & Cherry Crumble Dessert by "Cheffie Cooks"Just a wonderful warm dessert, add whipped cream or ice cream on the top! yummy. |
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Blueberry-Peach Cobbler by Nancy MiyasakiThis makes a wonderful mid-late summer treat when fresh peaches and nectarines are in abundance. You can substitute nectarines, apricots, Pluots, and other fruits for the peaches if they look better. I've made a number of cobbler recipes and this is the best. You won't be disappointed! |
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