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Holy cow, look what else she has:Thanks!
Oh Lawd, that first picture…
Snickerdoodle Cobbler
There’s no way I could eat that, but it’d be fun to try
Holy cow, look what else she has:Thanks!
Oh Lawd, that first picture…
I've got that bookmarked. Since before Christmas. Keep waiting on @LazyBones to post.Holy cow, look what else she has:
Snickerdoodle Cobbler
There’s no way I could eat that, but it’d be fun to try
I've got that bookmarked. Since before Christmas. Keep waiting on @LazyBones to post.
Late to the party on this one. But wanted to affirm your brilliance. Pecan cobbler is the best desert ever. If anyone finds themselves in New Orleans, go to the Creole House. Have a great meal but leave room for the Pecan cobbler. Your palette will luxuriate in orgasmic jouissance as your taste buds are captivated with confectionery xanadu.Best desert ever.
key lime pie is a close 2nd.
WP.S. It was suggested by this international group of geniuses that the queen of desserts is pineapple upside down cake. Now that I am not convinced of, but it's hard to ignore that pecan cobbler is made the same way as pineapple upside down cake whilst (as they say in the old country) incorporating the flavors from sticky toffee pudding. This could be a big deal.
@82_VOL_83 you're not the only one sounding like Rusty today.Late to the party on this one. But wanted to affirm your brilliance. Pecan cobbler is the best desert ever. If anyone finds themselves in New Orleans, go to the Creole House. Have a great meal but leave room for the Pecan cobbler. Your palette will luxuriate in orgasmic jouissance as your taste buds are captivated with confectionery xanadu.
I read it earlier and then read it in (my imagined) Rusty's voice and about choked on my coffee.@82_VOL_83 you're not the only one sounding like Rusty today.
Late to the party on this one. But wanted to affirm your brilliance. Pecan cobbler is the best desert ever. If anyone finds themselves in New Orleans, go to the Creole House. Have a great meal but leave room for the Pecan cobbler. Your palette will luxuriate in orgasmic jouissance as your taste buds are captivated with confectionery xanadu.
Holy cow, look what else she has:
Snickerdoodle Cobbler
There’s no way I could eat that, but it’d be fun to try
Read the above, Zoners, and trouble me no more about my prose.Late to the party on this one. But wanted to affirm your brilliance. Pecan cobbler is the best desert ever. If anyone finds themselves in New Orleans, go to the Creole House. Have a great meal but leave room for the Pecan cobbler. Your palette will luxuriate in orgasmic jouissance as your taste buds are captivated with confectionery xanadu.
So my mother-in-law makes one with rum. It's very very good. more of a mousse, not a karo pie. Not cooked, so the rum alcohol doesn't get away.
Eating raw oysters is weird but I love'em. Adding boiling hot water to cobbler pushes the brown sugar down to the melted butter and they form a caramel sauce. The boiling water also keeps the cobbler pastry from drying out as it bakes around the pecan filling.So I made a pecan cobbler. My wife is out of town so I can eat whatever I want.
I think the water in that recipe is just weird. I don't understand that part of it, but I did it as stated. I give it a B+. Not as good as it looked on paper, but good. it seems to me that you'd want butter with that brown sugar on top so that you'd have caramel, but I don't know much about cooking. The red woman is way ahead of me, I'm sure. Anyway, thanks for the new experience.
Adding lemon juice doesn't seem weird to you?So my mother-in-law makes one with rum. It's very very good. more of a mousse, not a karo pie. Not cooked, so the rum alcohol doesn't get away.
Let me lay this on you:
1/2 cup butter softened
2 egg yolks
1-3/4 cup conf. sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 cup rum
1 tsp lemon juice
2 oz unsweetened chocolate melted and cooled
2 cups pecan pieces
1 cup whipping cream.
chill a bowl, whip cream until stiff peaks
combine butter, eggs, sugar, salt, rum, and lemon juice. Blend on low speed then turn on high until fluffy (up to 5 minutes). Stir in chocolate. Fold in pecans and whipped cream.
pour into a graham cracker crust and chill overnight.