Get ready for some down-home comfort with our freshly baked homemade pies and cobblers.
Once the cobbler has vanished, consider our recipe forFresh Peach Ice Cream.
This recipe calls for a whopping 6 cups of those blue beauties, and the taste pay-off is huge.
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Despite the name, it actually delivers a sweet, fruity flavor.
This double-crust classic will create a dessert memory that will be hard to forget!
Invite family and friends to share, and there might be a fight for the last bite.
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Your dessert dish will be picked clean, so no need to worry about leftovers.
This pie is fail proof.
Strawberry Pie
you could’t go wrong with a homemade strawberry pie.
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It comes together with just six ingredients and lets the pretty berry truly shine.
you might use either homemade or store-bought pie crust as the base.
No matter which you choose, the results will be delicious.
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This pie includes water as its main one.
You’ll catch on super quick, and will want to use cherries in all of your dessert recipes.
Shaker Lemon Pie
This pie makes use of the whole lemonskin and all.
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Shaker cooks considered lemons to be important to a healthy diet.
They devised this pie to make use of every bit of the fruit.
We love serving this pie warm, and it pairs perfectly with some homemade vanilla ice cream!
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This classic is always welcome at the table, and diehard fans might just lose all control.
Be sure those pie slices are ample!
It’s the best of both cobbler worlds.
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Be ready to share your secret.
A refrigerated pie crust makes it easy, and the whipped cream and toasted coconut make it stunning.
For anyone who enjoys this perfect flavor combination, this is the pie for you.
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Classic Apple Cobbler
Who can resist the cakey goodness of cobbler?
Two types of apples give this version plenty of flavor.
A scoop of ice cream to top it off makes perfect sense.
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This classic take is short, simple, and sweet.
Is it too pretty to eat?
Should you crave homemade crust,try our recipe.
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Chocolate Cobbler
Chocolate cobbler creates layers of tender cake that are filled with pudding-like pockets of fudge.
What could be better than topping this with vanilla ice cream?
You are about one step away from an ice cream sundae, only better.
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These flavors are practically tropical, and you will be transported to the beach at first bite.
The trick is making sure there is enough to go around.
Its base is simply a mixture of molasses, hot water, baking soda, and an egg.
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Easy Blackberry Cobbler
This blackberry cobbler is so simpleit only uses six ingredients.
To make it special, top with whipped cream and a mint garnish.
You might also consider using basil, the perfect herb to pair with fresh berries.
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Would you dare make sweet potato pie outside of the holiday season?
This dessert is enjoyable any time of year.
This recipe combines both peaches and blueberries to create one decadent summertime treat.
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You will earn pie bragging rights at any event that calls for dessert.
Be sure you are ready to share the details of how to pull off this pie triumph.
Banana Bread Cobbler
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Cobblers aren’t just for berries!
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Bananas shine in this dessert recipe that can be enjoyed year-round.
This is a cobbler to remember.
In fact, those who reap the reward of your efforts might demand a repeat.
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