This is my favorite one: Peach cobbler for lazy ppl...........;) -- Frugal Living

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This is my favorite one: Peach cobbler for lazy ppl...........;)

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Evi

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Date Posted: 11:52:29 04/07/03 Mon
In reply to: Holly 's message, "*****POLL: What is your favorite dessert recipe?******" on 19:23:02 03/30/03 Sun

I don't have an excact receipe as with most of my "out of my head receipes there are no excact measurements just rough estimates.

Ingredients:
1 pack of frozen sliced peaches
1-2 pack of yellow cake mix
1 big can of crushed pinapples

I forget the size of pan, but I usually use my medium size casserole pan (about the size of a half a cake sheet)

start with a layer of pinapples, then sprinkle the DRY cakemix over it (breaking the big 'clumps' up so that they can soak up the juices during baking better.
then another layer with fruit, peaches this time, then another layer of cake mix.....continue till all is gone. I usually end up with almost 2 packs of cakemix (the cheapest stuff is just fine)
the last layer has to be a fine layer of fruit.

Then put it in the oven at the temp the cakemix calls for (sorry, I don't have excact temps, since this is one dish I Never have the excact temp for lol) and watch it....when the fruit juices start to bubble, I usually turn it a bit down. This won't take very long at all. The juices will moisten the dry cakemix and turn the entire thing into a delicious cobbler.
The cakemix will not bake like a cake into a dry stiff shape, but instaed like some gooey dough. IT IS ALWAYS THE HIT......and does not take much of anything (peaches are the most $$$)

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