Honey Peach and Blackberry Cobbler

I've made this twice with whole wheat flour and substituted the sugar with Splenda. It's one of my husband's favorites. Add a scoop of frozen vanilla yogurt and you have a fairly low calorie dessert. It is a little time consuming peeling the peaches, but other than that it goes together pretty easy.

The only thing I would change would be to add less lemon juice, maybe only one Tbs. I am usually not a fan of biscuit-style, cobblers, but this one was fantastic. Substituted dried orange peel for lemon rind.The turbinado sugar was worth the splurge.

My family loved this cobbler. Very nice presentation. A little time consuming to make, but well worth it. Will def make again.

At last!!!!! A good, easy cobbler that is WONDERFUL to the taste. Great!!!!!!!

TO PEEL PEACHES EASILY AND QUICKLY, DROP INTO A LARGE POT OF BOILING WATER FOR A FEW SECONDS UNTIL SKIN LOOSENS. PULL OFF WITH KNIFE EDGE.

Can't wait to make this. Wanted to share an easy and quick step to peeling soft fruit. It looks like a veggie peeler but is made to peel soft fruit(peaches, tomatoes etc.) It is by Zyliss and under ten dollars. I got mine at Giant Eagle in Columbus, Ohio but I am sure you can get it on line. Skips the step of hot water or microwave.

This came out almost like a shortcake with fruit baked in which isn't necessarily bad I just wasn't expecting that. I have a go-to cobbler recipe and this one is just different. I substituted strawberries for the blackberries and used wheat flour which made the 'biscuit' that much denser. I liked the flavor of the honey with the fruit but could've used just a touch more sweetness and more juice. I will play with this recipe and see how it goes but definitely a must try!

My family loved the cobbler! A great way to get the kids to eat more fruit! Loved it!!!