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Cast Iron Cobblers

Cast Iron Cobblers

The past few months I’ve been on a cobbler making spree. It started with a dinner party, then the 4th of July, then my birthday… it seemed like every few days I was filling up my skillets with fruit and oats. It’s the perfect thing about cobblers- one basic recipe can encompass so many colors and textures. Blueberries, strawberries, peaches, cherries, blackberries- all you need is a fresh fruit and a topping mixture and before you know it you have a simple, and delicious, dessert.

Cast Iron Cobbler

for a medium size cast iron pan

1 pint fresh fruit

Juice of 1/2 lemon

1 cup steel cut oats

1/2 cup brown sugar

1 stick butter

Dash of salt

1 tsp cinnamon

Clean and slice (for non-berries) fruit and pack evenly into skillet. Squeeze lemon juice over the fruit. Melt butter in a bowl. Mix butter, oats, sugar, salt, and cinnamon together and pack on top of the fruit.

Bake at 350 for 20-25 minutes. Or cook on a medium heat grill (over indirect heat) for 25 minutes.

 

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5 Comments

  • Sydney

    03.09.2013 at 08:56 Reply

    I just made this! I had all the ingredients and it was so simple and easy. This is going to become a staple for me because i usually have oats. Thank you!

    • elena

      04.09.2013 at 03:32 Reply

      So glad that it turned out well!!

  • Tana Morgan

    27.12.2017 at 11:03 Reply

    I just have a question. When cooking with a cast iron skillet, do you heat the skillet and “grease” it before you put the fruit in? Or do you just use the skillet cold?

  • Tana Morgan

    31.12.2017 at 21:37 Reply

    I asked this question before, but don’t know where to find the answer. Do you heat up the cast iron in the oven before you put all the ingredients in it?

    • Elena Rosemond-Hoerr

      01.01.2018 at 19:10 Reply

      Hi Tana! Sorry I missed your comment, we’ve been traveling for the holidays and it slipped through the cracks. You don’t pre-heat the skillet, you put the cobbler together cold!

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