HOW TO SERVE HOMEMADE peach cobbler
The BEST Peach Cobbler recipe is served warm, fresh from the oven. It becomes exponentially more delicious with a big, cold scoop of vanilla ice cream. The cold, silky smooth ice cream mingled with the warm, sweet, filling and buttery soft, crunchy topping is heavenly! You can also top with extra berries, whipped cream or berry syrup – but honestly this Peach Cobbler doesn’t need it!
What are the best peaches for Homemade Peach Cobbler?
Choose ripe, fresh, somewhat firm yellow peaches for the best tasting Peach Cobbler. The better the peaches, the better the cobbler will taste! Ripe peaches will deliver, sweet, full flavored cobbler whereas unripe peaches won’t be as juicy, flavorful or sweet.
Take care, however, that the peaches aren’t too ripe. They should be fragrant and peel easily but still be somewhat firm, and not squishy or you’ll end up with mushy peaches and a mushy topping because of excessive juices. Also, avoid peaches with bruises or molding.
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