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Apple Cobbler Recipe

 

Cobbler is a traditional dish in both the United States and the United

Kingdom, although the meaning of the term is quite different in each

country.

 

In the United States, it is usually a dessert consisting of a fruit

filling poured into a large baking dish over a batter that rises through

when baking. The batter forms as a dumpling within the cobbler as well

as a crust for the top.

 

 

Ingredients:

 

apple - 3 medium size(peeled and sliced)

egg - 1

milk - 1/4 cup

sugar - 3/4 cup

all purpose flour - 1 cup

baking powder - 1tsp

salt - 1/2 tsp

cinnamon powder - 1tsp

melted butter - 2 tsp

vanilla extract - 1 tsp

almonds, coarsely crushed - 2 tsp

raisins, chopped - 1 tsp

 

Method

 

1. Beat egg,sugar and milk in a bowl

2. In a separate bowl,sift flour,baking powder and salt

3. Add the flour slowly to the egg mix and mix well so that there are no

lumps.Batter should be of thick pouring consistency.

4. Now add vanilla extract,cinnamon powder,chopped raisins and almonds.

5. Grease a baking dish(2-2.5quarts)with butter.Arrange apple slices on

the dish without gaps.

6. Pour the batter mix over the apples to cover the entire fruit.

7. Place the dish in preheated oven(350f) and bake for 30 minutes.

8. Apple cobbler would be ready if it is lightly browned on top.

9. Serve warm.You can serve this as a tea time snack along with coffee

or as a dessert with your favourite icecream on Top.

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