Separate your dough. Sometimes, I have 4 or 5 balls, depending on the size of the cobbler.
I pat the dough ball out to resemble the shape of the pan, then
Continue rolling the dough, keeping the shape...
I use my MIL's rolling pin. Everything seems to "make better", when I use the things we inherited from her.
Cut the dough into strips.
I really didn't take the time to lattice the top, as I usually do, because I was in a hurry to go with my sisters to decorate for the wedding in Georgetown, TX, but it was still yummy!
Now, how about a little Homemade Vanilla Blue Bell Ice cream on the side! I hope yours taste as well as mine, because I have to say my peaches or divine!
Here is the recipe, but I am always making a little more dough than this, and a little more sugar...
This recipe was published in a Texas State Fair cookbook, that my sister Beverly gave me, so you know it is good. It won, "Best of Show". Enjoy!!!
1/2 cup of corn oil, sorry that part wasn't clear. I also write notes and dates in my cookbook. Here I included the verse:
I Timothy 6:6
6But godliness with contentment is great gain.
I wrote that 9 years ago, but I still recall experiencing the joy, of busy hands, along with the peace which came, being content, with the good fruit God provides for our daily life.
Lezlee
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