Ingredients you need for the fruit filling:

2 pounds pitted fresh cherries when in season, or use

2 to 16 Unzen cans cherry pie filling, if they are not.

1 cup sugar only to be used when the fresh pitted cherries.

** If you do not use the fresh cherries with the sugar, you do not it will be, too sweet **

1 / 4 cup cold water

1-2 tablespoons cornstarch to desired thickness

1 / 4 teaspoon vanilla podPaste

Now you need to gather your fruit filling:

Fresh Cherry Filling: You must add water, cornstarch, and mix in a bowl. Then add the vanilla sugar and mix with the cornstarch slurry. Add your cherries and sugar, and mix together all ingredients. The corn starch will thicken the fruit filling during cooking. There are many different recipes I've seen that you cook the fruit mixture before you add it to demand the pan. It is notare required to do so, it will still do the same with baking. And your fresh cherries are not cooked during the cooking preserved. This is a much better method, and it saves you time.

Canned Cherry Filling: If you are too canned cherries are the steps you use to follow. First you will add a little water to give a dish. They are not all of the above water. I would use that about half, ie about 2-3 ounces of cold water. Then I would add my cornstarch and mixwell. Then add the vanilla bean paste. Remember, if you do not use cherry filling the can with the sugar.

Ingredients for the dough, covering:

1 cup all purpose flour

2 teaspoons baking powder

2 tablespoons sugar

1 / 4 teaspoon salt

1 / 4 cup butter

1 / 2 cup milk

1 large egg

Lets make our dough:

First you need to preheat the oven to 375, if there is a gas stove, and about 400 when an electric oven. Ihave a Kitchen Aid Professional Mixer with dough hook, and that is what I use when making my bread dough. I know that there are many different types of equipment to make dough from there, so you can use a simple that will work for you. You can always it the old-fashioned way, like my grandma, I just can not part with so much time in those days.

You need to connect your flour (I used to always sift me, it was how I learned to do all my baking) sugar, and baking powder and saltin your blender. I would get ready for the machine, and then start adding small amounts of butter, cut to catch on to your fat. In another bowl, I would add the egg, milk and whisk until fluffy. After they are both mixed in separate bowls, you will begin to wet your dry ingredients, adding. You will need a spatula to scrape the sides of the bowl. Mix until the ingredients begin to combine, but not mixed.

Now it is time for them all together: Add your cherryFilling on a 8-10 pan. You need to draw something, you find your mix dough dough into small balls. A spoon works fine, but I like to use a small ice cream scoop, make it better for a little presentation. After scooping out the dough balls on the pitch you the cobbler. You can make a design, or take a chance let fall.

You may need to ensure halfway jaws to, even when cooked. The approximate cooking time is 25-30 minutes. The reason forthe approximate time to cook is on each furnace is different, so make sure you keep an eye on you wonderful dessert. Enjoy!

Chef Shelley Pogue, a Cum Laude, Le Cordon Bleu graduate and Executive Research and Development Chef, CA for Vertical Sales and Marketing, San Ramon.

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