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How To Make Homemade Cherry Cobbler

Homemade cherry cobbler seems to be something made in the Summer when there are fresh cherries. But if you buy or have some frozen cherries in your freezer, you can make cherry cobbler all year long See how you can make cherry cobbler with this simple and delicious recipe. It’s a delicious alternative to enjoying cherry pie.

When making this recipe, if your cherries are frozen, you will want the cherries to thaw before starting.

This is can be served with a nice big scoop of your favorite ice cream (we suggestion vanilla ice cream). Whipped cream on top of that too course!

What Kind of Cherries Do You Need For Cobbler?

You can use whatever cherries you prefer. Bing cherries are easy to find in our area. They are a sweet cherry. You can also use sour cherries if you prefer. You may want to add a little more sugar if you don’t want a tart cherry cobbler.

Do You Need To Use Corn Starch?

Cornstarch helps thicken the sauce the cherries make while cooking. You could use flour if you wanted, but it is up to on which you use.

Can You Use Cherry Pie Filling?

Definitely can use cherry pie filling instead of fresh cherries. You will save some time, and get you to enjoying your cobbler sooner.

Does Cobbler Have Crust On The Top And Bottom?

Unlike pie, cobbler starts with the fruit on top and then a buttery crumble is placed on top that creates a crust on top of the fruit (similar to a peach cobbler, but with cherries and like a crisp that also doesn’t have a crust on the bottom)

Can You Eat Cobbler While It’s Hot?

It’s best to eat this when it is cold or warm. If you try to eat it while hot, it’s like lava.

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Homemade Cherry Cobbler

Cherry season or any time of the year, is the perfect time for a cherry cobbler recipe. See how you can make this simple and delicious recipe.

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: cherry cobbler, easy cherry cobbler, how to make cobber

Author: Regina

Equipment

Ingredients

Cherries

6 cups tart or sweet pitted cherries
2/3 cup sugar
2 Tablespoons corn starch
1 Tablespoon lemon juice

Topping

1 1/2 cups flour
1/3 cup sugar 2/3 cup for tart cherries
1/3 cup brown sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup room temperature butter
1/3 cup hot tap water
sugar for topping off at end

Instructions

Preheat oven 375F

Preparing Cherries

In a large bowl , add the washed pitted cherries.
Add the lemon juice and mix.
Add the sugar, and cornstarch and stir to coat the cherries.
Place the cherries into a greased 8x8 (or 9x9) baking pan.

Preparing Cobbler Topping

In a bowl, mix the flour, white and brown sugar, salt and baking powder.
Add the hot water and butter and mix everything together.
Spoon or pour the mix on top of the cherries, covering the cherries as much as possible.
.Take the extra sugar and sprinkle on top. You can use raw or regular white sugar.
Place in oven and bake for 50-55 minutes or until the crust is golden brown.
Remove from the oven and allow the cobbler to cool.

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