When we have lots of apples around my house that are not getting eaten quickly enough and need to be eaten soon, the first thing I think about is the Apple Dumplings Cobbler.
It is a combination of my Apple Dumplings recipe and my Peach Cobbler recipe.
Sometimes I don't have time to make apple dumplings that call for peeling and stuffing the apples and wrapping a pastry dough around each one, so I peel and slice the apples instead.
I still heat the water and butter as I do in the Apple Dumplings, but I add the cinnamon and sugar to water mixture and cook until the butter melts.
Then pour the butter mixture over the sliced apples before adding the top layer of crust. We are huge fans of double crust cobblers around here.
There is just nothing better than digging into that yummy, buttery, and flaky crust. This could easily become one of your favorite apple desserts!
I used three different varieties of apples in this cobbler, which is important to get a great combination of the tartness and sweet taste of the apples in the cobbler.
Although it doesn't show in this picture, we served this delicious warm cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
After trying this recipe, Apple Dumplings Cobbler could become one of your favorite apple desserts. Enjoy
- 4 cups flour
2 teaspoons salt
1 cup shortening, cold
1/2 cup butter, cold
10 tablespoons cold water
4 each of a combination of three different apple varieties (I used Granny Smith, Fuji, and Gala apples), peeled and sliced 1/4 inch slices
2 cups of sugar
2 tablespoons cinnamon
1/2 cup butter (1 stick)
1-1 1/2 cups water
1/2 cup butter (melted)
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Mix flour, salt, shortening, and 1/2 cup cold butter together with a pastry blender until well blended. Add water to the well blended flour mixture. Mix all ingredients together with a fork until come together in a ball slightly.
Divide the dough in half. Roll one half of the dough on a lightly floured surface with a rolling pin and place into a large oblong dish to push the dough up the sides.
Place sliced apples in the prepared dish; set aside. In a large saucepan, heat, sugar, cinnamon, 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) and water over medium heat until butter melts. Pour over the apples in the prepared dish.
Roll the other half of the dough on a slightly floured surface, cut 1/2-inch strips, and place a row going diagonally 1/2 inch apart on top of the apples. Place another row of strips going in the opposite direction, 1/2 inch apart.
Brush liberally with melted butter, sprinkle with coarse sugar, and bake for 1 hour. Serve hot or room temperature with ice cream.
Note: The top layer of the crust can be rolled in a single layer and placed over the apples.
I need a good cobbler recipe, so I will have to try this. Looks great! Found you via Weekend Potluck. I would love it if you would share at my new seasonal fall-themed link-up. It runs all month and just opened. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love apples and this cobbler sounds terrific! Just copied your recipe, thanks for it! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
You are brilliant! I love this idea and will try it soon. Your photos always look terrific too...keep em comin! =)
ReplyDeleteOhh this sounds so delicious!! yes I think this could make the list of great apple desserts - bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteMary x
My family loooooooooooves apple cobbler, and your looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's quite different from my own recipe, and I'd love to try yours
Thanks for sharing
You are so right this could become a favorite.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I LOVE apple cobbler. Who am I kidding, I love apple anything! Pinning this, I have the perfect party to make this for. I'd love it if you linked this up to my Show & Share Wednesday: http://millerfamilyorganizer.blogspot.com/2012/09/show-share-wednesday-2.html
ReplyDeleteHOLY COW....this sounds and looks like they serve it in Heaven. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI will be making this one, FOR SURE...
XO bj
over from Rattlebridge.
Hi Kay,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make an Apple Dumpling Cobbler, it looks delicious! Hope you have a great weekend and thanks for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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Miz Helen
I told my 7-year-old that I would make her an apple pie soon... but I think I'll make her this instead! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to invite you to come link up with Frugal Food Thursday at Frugal Follies! Hope to see you there!
Cobbler and dumplings meet...this is an awesome idea! It looks delicious and I bet awesome with ice cream!!!
ReplyDeleteYour recipe is being featured as a most popular recipe on Newlyweds recipe Linky this week. Thanks so much for joining in.
ReplyDeleteI love mixing up a few recipes and coming up with something new. This one def needs to be eaten warm with cinnamon ice cream. I'm here from the hop, glad I found you.
ReplyDeleteYou have the right idea...cinnamon ice cream is yumm!!
DeleteThis certainly could be one of my favorite desserts and since you got the most clicks, last week, it sounds like it could be a lot of people's favorite. It is being featured this week, on My Meatless Mondays. Thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that looks so good! I have never had cobbler before, and I want this to be my first one...it looks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteMy husband's Grandmother was famous for her apple dumplings and they are one of his very favorite things. I'm sure that this will be a hit in my house! I just pinned it :) Thanks for sharing a great recipe! Krista @ A Handful of Everything
ReplyDeleteYum, this looks So yummy! I love cobbler!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I love any apple dessert. I can't wait to try this. Came over from Lil Luna Link Party!
ReplyDeleteEmily
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Yum! This looks so delicious! I can't wait to try it, I love anything apple dessert. Came over from Lil Luna Link Party!
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Oh my, seconds please. I love the little apple crust, too! Pinned :) Thanks for sharing on Two Cup Tuesday at Pint Sized Baker!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cobbler! I love the cut out apples on top!
ReplyDeleteHi K,
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy dessert! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome recipe with Full Plate Thursday. Hope you have a very special Mothers Day Weekend and come back soon!
Miz Helen
Sure do love this recipe!! And the photo looks fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing at Weekend Potluck. Hope you are doing well. XO
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ReplyDeleteThis looks SSSSOOOO good! I am pinning to my recipe board. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ Decorated Chaos
This looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteAs always, looks so good! This recipe is being featured from Keep Calm and Cook On - September (Apple) edition over at Addicted to Recipes! http://iamaddictedtorecipes.blogspot.ca/2013/10/keep-calm-and-cook-on-september-features.html
ReplyDeleteThe recipe calls for two different amount of butter, but it only instructs you to add butter once. Do you add the cold butter and the stick of better together?
ReplyDeleteThe recipe calls for two different amount of butter, but only instructs you to add it once. Do you add the cold butter and stick butter together?
ReplyDeleteHere is one reference…
DeleteIn a large saucepan, heat, sugar, cinnamon, butter and water over medium heat until butter melts.
Here is the second reference…
Brush liberally with butter and sprinkle with course sugar and bake for 1 hour.
Ooo! Which one gets the 1/2 cp of butter (cold)
DeleteCassie I made the clarifications…hope this helps.
DeleteLove this recipe! We have made it several times. It is delicious. Thank you for posting.
ReplyDeleteThank you….and thank you for stopping by to let me how much you are enjoying it!
DeleteLooks amazing! Pinned so I can try asap!
ReplyDeleteJust had to tell you that I made your Apple Dumpling Cobbler recipe today and it will always be my 'Go To' Apple Dessert!! It is soooooo delicious. Thank you, thank you for sharing this with your readers!
ReplyDeleteAwww….thank you for stopping by to let me know how much you enjoyed the Apple Dumplings Cobbler….made my day :)
DeleteKay , I LOVE this recipe and I want a big ole slice of it right now! Thank you for linking up at Wonderful Wed. Blog Hop and please come back next week. I featured you on my fb page, cuz you are awesome!!! Carrie, A Mother's Shadow
ReplyDeleteKay, this recipe looks so good! It was Most Viewed on last week's Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on Ducks 'n a Row and will be featured this coming week on our 100th party! Yipee!
ReplyDeleteKay, this looks so good. Our readers loved it. This post was in a 3-way tie for the most viewed on last week's Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on Ducks 'n a Row so you will be featured this week! Congrats! Be sure to stop by for our early-bird start Tuesday eve 7pm ET. It is our 100th party so we are super excited!
ReplyDeleteSinea from Ducks 'n a Row
This was delicious! Made it yesterday & the family loved it!!!
ReplyDeleteSo happy your family enjoyed it Jan! Thanks for stopping by CWK :)
DeleteI've never made apple cobbler and this sounds easy and delicious! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm not finding information about what size baking dish are you using & approx how deep? Thank you:)
ReplyDeleteJennifer the recipe states "large" oblong dish....and for the depth...just use a dish that suits you. I find for this recipe...that it is not necessary to give exact measurements and let the readers use what they have on hand. Hope this helps...
DeleteDo you think I use refrigerated pie crusts instead of making my own.............as a shortcut?
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds wonderful, Kay! The next few days we are having a cool down and this would be perfect. Thanks for another delicious share at Weekend Potluck!
ReplyDeleteWhen you put the crust on the bottom of the oblong pan, did you grease the pan first with butter or Pam or anything? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Tracey! Thank you for stopping by and welcome to CWK! I don't grease the bottom of the dish but it will be ok. If you use a metal pan I recommend it simply because they are thinner than glass. Hope this helps.
DeleteDefinitely pinning this for later!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI like this recipe, i normally do it the easy way out, with 3 cans of apple filling, Jeffy cake mix, melt a stick of butter in my crockpotn
ReplyDeleteWill have to do this boyfriend would love this
Thank yo
I tried this recipe today. It had way too much liquid in it. I wonder if the 1-1 1/2 C water should really be 1/2C water?
ReplyDeleteSo you had trouble with too much liquid. The recipe is correct. The only thing I can think is your apples were extra juicy. And the pie crust was too thin maybe.
DeleteHave now tasted this recipe. Still too much liquid but man, is it ever delicious!! I'll make necessary water adjustments next time around. Maybe try different apples.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you had this happen....so glad it taste ever so delicious :) I think your adjustments will help. Thank you for stopping back by to let me know.
DeleteMay I as please Just how many apples did you use? 4x3-12 apples Or am I reading it wrong. I absolutely love pie crust so am really wanting to make this using your recipe. Thank you for your patience..
ReplyDeleteYes. A total of 12 apples. I hope you enjoy the recipe.
DeleteI make cobblers a lot and I never add extra water. In fact, I sprinkle a couple of tablespoons of flour over the fruit to absorb the liquid that is released during cooking. Your cobbler looks delicious, but the photo does not match the instructions - instructions direct you to make a lattice top. When the photo does not match the instructions I always wonder why.
ReplyDeleteI decided to make the cobbler with a single layer crust for the photo as you will read in the post because at the last minute I didn't have time to make apple dumplings or a lattice crust. But I do like to give the instructions for lattice since it is more involved and at the same time a lovely top crust. The water adds more liquid for the dough to soften and develop a dumpling texture. Welcome to CWK!
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