You know it's a sad world when you start thanking a reaction video for putting ice cream on peach cobbler. Some of you people on TH-cam need to get a life.
I truly love this channel and the joy these wonderful people have when trying other countries' dishes. You know what they always say, "food brings the family closer together"
My mother was very frugal. She would often visit Eisenberg's fruit warehouse downtown. They only had fruit that was too ripe for supermarkets to sell. So she would buy a huge box of overripe peaches for like $1.09. They were, at that stage, too squishy, but just fine for peach cobbler. We had tons of peach cobbler every summer. later in the year we had two apple trees that often had hundreds of apples. Then we switched to apple cobbler. I still miss those scrumptious desserts.
We were blessed with raspberry, blackberry, mulberry, strawberry, pears, apple, sand plum, and cherry trees/bushes. Never were successful growing peaches well sadly. Ohh man the cobblers, pies, trifles, jams, and jellies we had were amazing. Folks don't know what they're missing with store fruit.
I make peach and blueberry cobbler all of the time and my family loves it! You can make cobblers with so many different fruits, either by themselves or combined! It's an easy recipe to make and always a crowd pleaser! Glad the gents enjoyed it! 💛🕊️🙏
@@aries37 Yes! Growing up in the Southeastern US, I remember hearing the moms and grandmas using names like cobbler, crisp, buckle, crumble, etc. My Nana made one dessert that she called "apple grunt". 😆 I don't know if that was something she made up or just another name for one of these types of baked fruit desserts. Anyway, I asked my Mama what the difference was between all of the different names and she told me at the time, but I've forgotten now. I'm pretty sure that it has something to do with the topping or crust (or batter?) that you put on whichever kind of fruit you're using. I'm definitely gonna have to either do a little Googling or call Mama and have her refresh my memory! ☺️
I always love that they try to analyze what is in it. Chaudhary tickled me with his suggestions of nuts. Tahir, the healer, cracked me up with his analogy to peaches and good skin… such fun guy. These videos always lighten my day. Thank you
Fun video. Cobbler is usually the dessert of choice with BBQ. Peach, Cherry, Apple, Blackberry, Blueberry. And almost always served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
I hope that gentleman opens a shop to sell sweet treats to his fellow villagers. I love how these men not only praise the fruit, but add recommendations to suit their palate. Awesome!
*Mmm...yes, peach cobbler is wonderful on a cold evening. Blueberry cobbler is also wonderful, and very different taste. You can use many kinds of fruit and make it cobbler! Huckleberry cobbler, cherry cobbler, etc. Glad you all liked it!*
We have a peach tree in our yard that grows delicious peaches, the harvest comes thick and fast in late summer and we give a lot away but always make a couple peach pies or cobblers fresh and freeze some more slices for the winter. The sweet-tart and filling feel of peaches combined with cream is one of the most sublime things!
Peach cobbler is incredibly easy to make! Mine is always a hit with get togethers(down here in the southern part of america) And you don't have to use fresh peaches if you dont want to.. You can use canned peaches as well. You simply melt butter in a pan, then you make up a batter which is poured into the pan but not stirred into the butter. And then you simply add your peaches on top. I always do an extra sprinkle of cinnamon on top just in case I don't have enough. It makes itself!
I attended a Tupperware party once, where the hostess took soft batch store-bought cookies, lined a loaf pan with them, filled the interior with pie filling & covered with more cookies. After her party presentation, the cobbler was cooked & we all proceeded to the kitchen for dessert! I happily replicated it in my own kitchen with ease!
👍Wow! That was a lot of peach cobbler. Looks delicious!! Didn't have enough ice cream though. 😁Have you tried banana pudding yet? If not, there is a cooked version and a cold version of it. It's another favorite dessert in the States. It will be on many tables this Thanksgiving. 😋
My dad used to make his famous homemade peach cobbler every year for thanksgiving and Christmas before he passed away. Seeing this video brings so much joy to my heart. So glad y’all enjoyed this desert. Seeing this makes me want to make one soon. I really love this channel.
One of my favorite fall desserts (I’m from Midwest America) is something very similar to this! We call is “apple crisp” and it’s made with apples instead of peaches. The topping is a little different too - we make a “crumble” with oatmeal, sugar, cinnamon, a little flour, and soft butter. We rub it all together until it crumbles into small pieces, and then we put this on top of the apples and bake it. It’s so delicious!! Especially with whipped cream! 😍😍🍎🍏
I miss living in Texas and making fresh picked dewberry cobblers every summer. I make peach cobblers and apricot cobblers too, made a peach cobbler few days ago. Ingredients: 5 to 7 peaches , peeled, seeds removed and sliced (about 4 cups) 3/4 cup granulated sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt For the batter: 6 Tablespoons butter 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup granulated sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 3/4 cup milk (I've also substituted the juice from canned peaches for added peach flavor when out of milk) 1 heaping teaspoon ground cinnamon to sprinkle over the top. Mix the sliced peaches, sugar and salt to a saucepan and stir to combine. *(If using canned peaches, skip steps 1 & 2 and follow the directions starting at step 3) (when using canned peaches, use 1 quart jar, undrained.) Cook on medium heat for just a few minutes, until the sugar dissolves and brings out juices from the peaches. Remove from heat and set aside. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Slice up the butter and add to a 9x13 inch baking dish. Place in the oven while it preheats, allow the butter to melt. Once melted, remove the baking dish from the oven. In a large bowl mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Stir in the milk, just until combined. Pour the mixture into the pan over the melted butter and smooth it into an even layer. Spoon the peaches and juice (or canned peaches, if using) over the batter. Sprinkle cinnamon generously over the top. Bake at 350 degrees for about 38-40 minutes or until done. Serve warm and Enjoy with a scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream ♥
When I was a kid my Mom would make blueberry pie for me, that was my choice, never cake. Cake was generally nasty. lol Now ice cream cake, that's another story.
I always preferred a fruit pie or cobbler (usually cherry) instead of a cake. Icing is just too sugary and cake is usually dry without it. Soda cakes can be good though.
Wow now that's what I call a peach cobbler! I want one too please! Cobblers were a quick version of peach pie, sometimes instead of a crust there was just a flour sugar crumble on top. And there is a peach cake - these gentlemen would love "dump" cake. Just mix a yellow cake mix, add a can of peaches into or on top - its to die for!
I love these guys. I really do. And I'm always a little disappointed when the gentleman with the magnificent mustache is absent. Hey, guys. Love ❤️ from America 🇺🇲!
These are my favorite guys in all of TH-cam/internet. 🙏🏼 Love these guys. Glad they had Peach Cobbler. I wouldn't mind a slice. That's one of my most favorite desserts.
Oh my life, that looks delicious! I’m slimming at the moment so my mouth is watering lol! No wonder these gentlemen enjoyed it. Especially Mr Chaudhry 😊
Love all the videos--so heart warming & funny. Today? I cracked up how much I wanted them to stop admiring and chatting---though ice cream melting a bit is important---but, gentlemen, work those spoons, please. You're killin' me some more.
I love that one man started thinking of things to add. I make all sorts of cobblers and one is a pumpkin cobbler with pecans in it. People who didn't even like pumpkin who tried it loved it.
Thanks Tahir I will try it my stomach acid is out of control. I have an endoscopy next month , I don’t like fruit , but I’ll try anything besides ppi’s and anti acids ❤
I've never seen peach cobbler look so dry. Looks more like a cake with peaches in it. I have always seen peach cobbler have lots of peach juice in it, lots of peaches & a crust on top. The peaches are usually swimming in the peach juice. Just goes to show how dishes with the same name are differently in different areas. I am happy to see they like it.
😂 Just so happens I’m making a peach cobbler while watching this. And it is VERY simple. Cup of flour, Cup of sugar, Cup of milk and a stick of butter. Take those 4 things as your basic blueprint and have fun with it. I always toss in some vanilla. Maybe a little cinnamon but I prefer cinnamon in my apple cobblers. Sometimes I will toss in a few pecans. 350 degrees F until the it’s golden brown and you’re good to go.
For the easiest peach cobbler? Melt your stick of butter in your baking pan. Mix your self rising flour, milk, milk and vanilla into a smooth batter. Take your pan of melted butter and pour 1-2 cans of peaches in HEAVY syrup and simply pour it in with the butter. Then pour your batter in and toss it in the oven at 350F until the top is golden brown. The batter will rise and cover the peaches as it bakes.
Mr C loves to cook and loves sweets. He could probably be pretty successful with a desert shop, and it would be interesting to see how the recipes change and improve with localization. All their suggestions on what to add to the cobbler sound pretty good!
Mr Rana mentioned that it didn't hurt his mouth .. I'm just curious...what happened to his dentures? He seemed to be so happy with them and I've noticed he hasn't been using them for quite awhile.
That doesn't look like traditional Southern peach cobbler from the US. Everyone I know fixes it by melting a stick of butter in a pan, pour over the melted butter a mixture of 1 cup self-rising flour, one cup white sugar and 1 cup milk. Then spoon over a 15oz can of canned peaches with syrup. If use fresh peaches or berries you have to cut them up with a little bit of extra white sugar. Then you bake it at 350° f for 30 to 40 minutes until it is golden brown.
Why doesn't someone tell these people that there are cookbooks available with all of these recipes in any number of them. Whatever they want to make can be found in good southern cookbooks.
Did you guys get a new camera or lighting recently. I've noticed in the last few videos the hint of RED in Tahir's beard and hair, also a bit in Chaudharry's as well. In older videos it looked more grey and didn't show the red.
Lucky Boys right there! They got too eat, what I consider. Too be the BEST Dessert in the world. I would love too have a nice big helping of peach cobbler. With a couple of Scoops of Edy's Carmel Vanilla Ice cream.
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Thank you for putting ice cream on the peach cobbler. That takes it to a heavenly level!
You know it's a sad world when you start thanking a reaction video for putting ice cream on peach cobbler. Some of you people on TH-cam need to get a life.
@@Jose-s1t7lLike the people who criticise total strangers for their comments on reaction videos? That's a life?😂😂😂
Are you a Narcissist? Whats wrong with you? Why do you have a need to control others? There is nothing wrong with simple GRATITUDE..GEEZ
EXACTLY. Miserable people want to make OTHER people miserable too. I hope you have an awesome day today
Vanilla ice cream on a peach cobbler is the level of happiness we should all strive for I'm glad this detail wasn't missed in the presentation.
I truly love this channel and the joy these wonderful people have when trying other countries' dishes. You know what they always say, "food brings the family closer together"
Hear hear!
My mother was very frugal. She would often visit Eisenberg's fruit warehouse downtown. They only had fruit that was too ripe for supermarkets to sell. So she would buy a huge box of overripe peaches for like $1.09. They were, at that stage, too squishy, but just fine for peach cobbler. We had tons of peach cobbler every summer. later in the year we had two apple trees that often had hundreds of apples. Then we switched to apple cobbler. I still miss those scrumptious desserts.
We were blessed with raspberry, blackberry, mulberry, strawberry, pears, apple, sand plum, and cherry trees/bushes. Never were successful growing peaches well sadly. Ohh man the cobblers, pies, trifles, jams, and jellies we had were amazing. Folks don't know what they're missing with store fruit.
Did she ever make peach or apple crumble? I make apple crumble and also a pear crumble. I haven't had a cobbler in years.
And fruit bread for breakfast!
I like your mother!
I make peach and blueberry cobbler all of the time and my family loves it! You can make cobblers with so many different fruits, either by themselves or combined! It's an easy recipe to make and always a crowd pleaser! Glad the gents enjoyed it! 💛🕊️🙏
I bet its a dang good cobbler too. Invite me over next time.👍😄
My Mom used to make blueberry cobbler with Huckleberries. She called it HUCKLE BUCKLE.
@@aries37 Yes! Growing up in the Southeastern US, I remember hearing the moms and grandmas using names like cobbler, crisp, buckle, crumble, etc. My Nana made one dessert that she called "apple grunt". 😆 I don't know if that was something she made up or just another name for one of these types of baked fruit desserts. Anyway, I asked my Mama what the difference was between all of the different names and she told me at the time, but I've forgotten now. I'm pretty sure that it has something to do with the topping or crust (or batter?) that you put on whichever kind of fruit you're using. I'm definitely gonna have to either do a little Googling or call Mama and have her refresh my memory! ☺️
@@bobbiejojackson9448 try apple and cranberry with vanilla ice cream
Goodness yes.. Blueberry is one of the best berries! I make blueberry jam a lot. 💙
Fun fact: it's called a "cobbler" because the bumpy texture of the top layer resembles cobblestones. Glad you all enjoyed so much! :)
I always love that they try to analyze what is in it. Chaudhary tickled me with his suggestions of nuts. Tahir, the healer, cracked me up with his analogy to peaches and good skin… such fun guy. These videos always lighten my day. Thank you
🎉 I LOVE PEACH COBBLER WITH ICE CREAM! I know Mr. Chaudry will ascend to peak enlightenment.
Fun video. Cobbler is usually the dessert of choice with BBQ. Peach, Cherry, Apple, Blackberry, Blueberry. And almost always served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
I hope that gentleman opens a shop to sell sweet treats to his fellow villagers. I love how these men not only praise the fruit, but add recommendations to suit their palate. Awesome!
Glad the guys enjoyed it! I just made some this week!
I'm going to make one now...
Me too! I love it when fruit is in season and makes pies, preserves, etc. so special.
*Mmm...yes, peach cobbler is wonderful on a cold evening. Blueberry cobbler is also wonderful, and very different taste. You can use many kinds of fruit and make it cobbler! Huckleberry cobbler, cherry cobbler, etc. Glad you all liked it!*
Blackberry cobbler is one of the best. :)
Peach cobbler is amazing. Im actually going to make one now because of this video. Reminds me of my childhood.
These guys are real gourmets.... they have great palates. I knew before he started eating, dear Mr Chaudhary would love the cobbler.
We have a peach tree in our yard that grows delicious peaches, the harvest comes thick and fast in late summer and we give a lot away but always make a couple peach pies or cobblers fresh and freeze some more slices for the winter. The sweet-tart and filling feel of peaches combined with cream is one of the most sublime things!
4:04 Now there's an idea. I bet peach cobbler would be pretty good with some slivered almonds.
Ooh, now you’re talking! 🤤
Peach cobbler is incredibly easy to make! Mine is always a hit with get togethers(down here in the southern part of america) And you don't have to use fresh peaches if you dont want to.. You can use canned peaches as well.
You simply melt butter in a pan, then you make up a batter which is poured into the pan but not stirred into the butter. And then you simply add your peaches on top. I always do an extra sprinkle of cinnamon on top just in case I don't have enough.
It makes itself!
I attended a Tupperware party once, where the hostess took soft batch store-bought cookies, lined a loaf pan with them, filled the interior with pie filling & covered with more cookies. After her party presentation, the cobbler was cooked & we all proceeded to the kitchen for dessert! I happily replicated it in my own kitchen with ease!
Cuppa flour, cuppa sugar, cuppa milk, vanilla, butter & any fruit! I was taught not to mix it, just put the fruit in the middle!
@@deerking4848 Sure sounds like my idea of cooking!
👍Wow! That was a lot of peach cobbler. Looks delicious!! Didn't have enough ice cream though. 😁Have you tried banana pudding yet? If not, there is a cooked version and a cold version of it. It's another favorite dessert in the States. It will be on many tables this Thanksgiving. 😋
These guys sure have a sweet tooth. Its always the sweet stuff that gets good reviews from them.
Ohhh!!! I make a fantastic peach cobbler! I wish I could have made this dish for them!
So yummy. So happy they enjoy it. It is a favorite in America ❤
Hey y'all
Cobbler is one of my favorites. Glad y'all enjoyed
Cobbled together means "made quickly from items on hand"
Peach, blueberry, apple, and cherry are all delicious.
I just love to see the joy in their eyes when they like something they taste and the apprehension just before tasting it !
My dad used to make his famous homemade peach cobbler every year for thanksgiving and Christmas before he passed away. Seeing this video brings so much joy to my heart. So glad y’all enjoyed this desert. Seeing this makes me want to make one soon. I really love this channel.
Nice, I had peach cobbler last night...with vanilla ice cream.
Cobbler is one of my very favorite desserts. Not too sweet just yummy!
One of my favorite fall desserts (I’m from Midwest America) is something very similar to this! We call is “apple crisp” and it’s made with apples instead of peaches. The topping is a little different too - we make a “crumble” with oatmeal, sugar, cinnamon, a little flour, and soft butter. We rub it all together until it crumbles into small pieces, and then we put this on top of the apples and bake it. It’s so delicious!! Especially with whipped cream! 😍😍🍎🍏
I love how they describe this. They are so right
yummy i prefer blackberry cobbler homemade myself..you should try it!!
I miss living in Texas and making fresh picked dewberry cobblers every summer. I make peach cobblers and apricot cobblers too, made a peach cobbler few days ago.
Ingredients:
5 to 7 peaches , peeled, seeds removed and sliced (about 4 cups)
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
For the batter:
6 Tablespoons butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup granulated sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup milk (I've also substituted the juice from canned peaches for added peach flavor when out of milk)
1 heaping teaspoon ground cinnamon to sprinkle over the top.
Mix the sliced peaches, sugar and salt to a saucepan and stir to combine.
*(If using canned peaches, skip steps 1 & 2 and follow the directions starting at step 3)
(when using canned peaches, use 1 quart jar, undrained.)
Cook on medium heat for just a few minutes, until the sugar dissolves and brings out juices from the peaches. Remove from heat and set aside.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Slice up the butter and add to a 9x13 inch baking dish. Place in the oven while it preheats, allow the butter to melt. Once melted, remove the baking dish from the oven.
In a large bowl mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Stir in the milk, just until combined. Pour the mixture into the pan over the melted butter and smooth it into an even layer.
Spoon the peaches and juice (or canned peaches, if using) over the batter. Sprinkle cinnamon generously over the top.
Bake at 350 degrees for about 38-40 minutes or until done. Serve warm and
Enjoy with a scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream ♥
I like how they gave them such wonderful large portions to really bowl them over with how delicious good peach cobbler can be.
So glad everyone like the peach cobbler, one of my favorite.
I love cobbler of any kind but we picked wild blackberries as kids and my mom would turn them into most delicious cobbler you could put in your mouth!
Got that right )
Blackberry cobbler is my favorite, then peach. With vanilla ice cream, of course!
I've never tried peach cobbler but I think I'll have to try it now. 🍑🍑🍑
I would absolutely for them to try my mother's homemade Peach Cobbler. I have her make it for my Bday instead of a gross sheet of brithday cake.
When I was a kid my Mom would make blueberry pie for me, that was my choice, never cake.
Cake was generally nasty. lol
Now ice cream cake, that's another story.
As a kid, it was strawberry trifle for my bday cake. As an adult, butterscotch cream pie 😋
I always preferred a fruit pie or cobbler (usually cherry) instead of a cake. Icing is just too sugary and cake is usually dry without it. Soda cakes can be good though.
@@brian4544 factssss
Now I'm going to have to get some peaches out of my freezer to make a cobbler!
Hey TPT. This peach cobbler with ice cream looks really delicious. Now I'm in the mood for some dessert. Anyway. Keep these delicious food and dessert videos coming.
ਹੇ TPT. ਆਈਸਕ੍ਰੀਮ ਦੇ ਨਾਲ ਇਹ ਆੜੂ ਮੋਚੀ ਸੱਚਮੁੱਚ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਲੱਗਦਾ ਹੈ. ਹੁਣ ਮੈਂ ਕੁਝ ਮਿਠਆਈ ਦੇ ਮੂਡ ਵਿੱਚ ਹਾਂ। ਵੈਸੇ ਵੀ। ਇਹਨਾਂ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਭੋਜਨ ਅਤੇ ਮਿਠਾਈਆਂ ਦੇ ਵੀਡੀਓ ਆਉਂਦੇ ਰਹੋ।
😁🍑 🇺🇸 🇵🇰
Wow now that's what I call a peach cobbler! I want one too please! Cobblers were a quick version of peach pie, sometimes instead of a crust there was just a flour sugar crumble on top. And there is a peach cake - these gentlemen would love "dump" cake. Just mix a yellow cake mix, add a can of peaches into or on top - its to die for!
I was eating a peach when I saw your video and I have a frozen cobbler in my freezer, which I will cook later this week, so enjoy your cobbler.
I love these guys. I really do. And I'm always a little disappointed when the gentleman with the magnificent mustache is absent.
Hey, guys. Love ❤️ from America 🇺🇲!
I love watching these videos! Thank you @TribalPeopleTry
These guys have the best job in the world, they get to taste amazing foods from around the world and get paid doing it.
These are my favorite guys in all of TH-cam/internet. 🙏🏼 Love these guys. Glad they had Peach Cobbler. I wouldn't mind a slice. That's one of my most favorite desserts.
Oh my life, that looks delicious! I’m slimming at the moment so my mouth is watering lol! No wonder these gentlemen enjoyed it. Especially Mr Chaudhry 😊
I just LOVE these guys! Hello from the USA!
Love all the videos--so heart warming & funny. Today? I cracked up how much I wanted them to stop admiring and chatting---though ice cream melting a bit is important---but, gentlemen, work those spoons, please. You're killin' me some more.
Great job with the peach cobbler and ice cream.
Love the videos !! But, where are all the ladies trying foods ? I've missed seeing them
I love that one man started thinking of things to add. I make all sorts of cobblers and one is a pumpkin cobbler with pecans in it. People who didn't even like pumpkin who tried it loved it.
You guys are so wonderful. Love your channel. You always make me smile 😊😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes I agree with you it looks like a cake. I grew up in the south and I’ve never seen cobbler that look like that
Dr. Tadir is looking styling today. So is Mr. Rana. Always glad to see all of these gentlemen and lady.
I have followed all of Tahir's health advice.
Now I'm a walkng farmers market 😆 🍑🍉 🥜 🥬🍅
(love these guys!)
I’m from the southern United States and peach cobbler and vanilla ice cream is a everyday desert item, Love it!
Thanks Tahir I will try it my stomach acid is out of control. I have an endoscopy next month , I don’t like fruit , but I’ll try anything besides ppi’s and anti acids ❤
These videos are so great, funny and even educational thanks to Mr Tahir who always gives you the health benefits 😊 they are so wholesome.
I love the idea of adding nuts. I am going to add crushed almonds to mine next time to experience something different for me.
To see such enjoyable experiences it spirit lifting. To be able to try their regional foods would be equally inspiring!
"Kyabaa" is fast becoming one of ny favourite words ❤😊
Need to give them blueberry crumble bet they would love it
I live in the Peach state in the US which is Georgia. We love us some peaches.
I've never seen peach cobbler look so dry. Looks more like a cake with peaches in it. I have always seen peach cobbler have lots of peach juice in it, lots of peaches & a crust on top. The peaches are usually swimming in the peach juice. Just goes to show how dishes with the same name are differently in different areas. I am happy to see they like it.
😂 Just so happens I’m making a peach cobbler while watching this. And it is VERY simple. Cup of flour, Cup of sugar, Cup of milk and a stick of butter. Take those 4 things as your basic blueprint and have fun with it. I always toss in some vanilla. Maybe a little cinnamon but I prefer cinnamon in my apple cobblers. Sometimes I will toss in a few pecans. 350 degrees F until the it’s golden brown and you’re good to go.
For the easiest peach cobbler? Melt your stick of butter in your baking pan. Mix your self rising flour, milk, milk and vanilla into a smooth batter. Take your pan of melted butter and pour 1-2 cans of peaches in HEAVY syrup and simply pour it in with the butter. Then pour your batter in and toss it in the oven at 350F until the top is golden brown. The batter will rise and cover the peaches as it bakes.
Cobbling one together you are ? 😀
it is a feast celebration desert in my family. we slightly prefer blackberry cobbler, but any fruit or berry that cooks well can be a cobbler.
These men are developing a very sophisticated palate.
Mr C loves to cook and loves sweets. He could probably be pretty successful with a desert shop, and it would be interesting to see how the recipes change and improve with localization. All their suggestions on what to add to the cobbler sound pretty good!
Mr Rana mentioned that it didn't hurt his mouth .. I'm just curious...what happened to his dentures? He seemed to be so happy with them and I've noticed he hasn't been using them for quite awhile.
That doesn't look like traditional Southern peach cobbler from the US. Everyone I know fixes it by melting a stick of butter in a pan, pour over the melted butter a mixture of 1 cup self-rising flour, one cup white sugar and 1 cup milk. Then spoon over a 15oz can of canned peaches with syrup. If use fresh peaches or berries you have to cut them up with a little bit of extra white sugar. Then you bake it at 350° f for 30 to 40 minutes until it is golden brown.
Gotta have some tea
Cobbler. Often made by Cowboy cooks on the cattle trails in the American west.
In a cast iron Dutch oven over live coals!
4:04 Fantastic upgrade idea; putting nuts into it. It would be a cobbler/pecan pie combo. Thank you.
Just recently they said the apple pie was far above the other pies. I'm curious if they like this even more.
Yes, we do love our brown sugar, cinnamon and vanilla. ❤🇺🇲
Peach cobbler with roasted nuts sounds amazing I’ll have to try it.
Yum I love the idea of walnuts!
Peach cobbler is very delicious.
Have you guys ever tried pineapple upside down cake? I think you will enjoy that as well. 😊
but don't you have to eat it while standing on your head ? not sure they'll be able
I’ve had peach cobbler in the past and didn’t care for it. This video makes me want to give it another try.
Cobblers and crisps are delicious... Peach, blackberry, blueberry, raspberry, apple, etc. All good. :)
They need to have had the pies and cobblers with vanilla ice cream.
We should send them cook books! Beautiful glossy photos, and maybe someone could translate?
In Urdu language???
Like watching these guys eating different foods if it's it's good in any language enjoy you have better job than me enjoy😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Someone got a fresh cut.
FYI peach extracts are used in a wide variety of anti aging facial creams.
About time you made a dish correctly
No human can resist peach cobbler.
Why doesn't someone tell these people that there are cookbooks available with all of these recipes in any number of them. Whatever they want to make can be found in good southern
cookbooks.
Did you guys get a new camera or lighting recently. I've noticed in the last few videos the hint of RED in Tahir's beard and hair, also a bit in Chaudharry's as well. In older videos it looked more grey and didn't show the red.
I hope the cobbler was heated up! Goes great with cold ice cream 😊
Peach is the best cobbler. It can be made with any type of fruit.
Wow they get more treats than we do they are usually for holidays.
I learned that potato and peach are very similar sounding and rhyming words in their language ;3
It's good plain but put cream or vanilla ice cream on top and it taste heavenly. I use peach as mango substitute in baked desserts.
Lucky Boys right there! They got too eat, what I consider. Too be the BEST Dessert in the world.
I would love too have a nice big helping of peach cobbler. With a couple of Scoops of Edy's Carmel Vanilla Ice cream.
Think the best desert in the world is the Gobi.
I love the knowledge of health benefits about the different foods. I’m sorry I do not know his name. He is very wise.
Yes, Mr. Tahir will gladly tell you about all the benefits, even about food that he has never seen before!
Apple my favorite. Fruit holds up to cooking. Peaches still in top 5
Menudo! That would be a great dish!
We used to grow peaches. I miss the cobblers my mom made.
I've got a raspberry cobbler in the fridge calling my name now lol. Peach is in a league of its own though.
If you ever come to the US we would love to have you visit us.
Haha I never thought about how it sounds like cobra! 😂🐍