grasswire
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Wed Jul-26-06 11:57 AM
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interesting topping for fruit "cobbler" or "crisp" type dish |
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Last night I had some apples and blueberries prepared for a cobbler and decided to try a sort of shortbread cookie topping instead of the usual oatmeal crisp or biscuit type cobbler.
I took equal parts of sugar, flour and butter (about 3/4 cup of each) and worked them together with my hands, and then added about 2 T of cream. Plopped it on top of the sugared fruit. Baked at 350 until it was all done and bubbly and lightly browned.
It was delicious. The "shortbread" was crispy and buttery. I had worried that it might be gooey or sink into the fruit juices. But it turned out just great.
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Dora
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Wed Jul-26-06 12:19 PM
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1. The addition of cream makes me think of scones. |
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But the equal parts flour/butter/sugar makes me think COOKIE.
I'll have to try this, but I'll wait until the heat breaks and it's safe to use the oven again.
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grasswire
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Wed Jul-26-06 01:41 PM
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2. yeah, but it was crispier than a scone |
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Edited on Wed Jul-26-06 01:41 PM by grasswire
and more buttery. I don't know why I put in cream when I was thinking shortbread, though. :-)
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