No-Measure Apple Cobbler

I had a lot of apples and wanted to make an apple cobbler. So of course I went straight to AllRecipes.com, but I wasn't happy with any of the recipes I found. The concept is simple enough, so I figured I could wing it.

Cut up some apples into tiny pieces so they'll cook quickly in one step. In case you don't know, I refuse to peel apples or potatoes. The skins don't bother me, so I will not go through the hassle.

Sprinkle some cinnamon and water onto the apples and mix it up.

In a bowl, mix together softened butter, brown sugar and flour. I used wheat flour for a little extra heartiness this time. The second time I made this, I was out of brown sugar and substituted white sugar and molasses. Also, I never think ahead to soften butter, so I just microwave it a couple seconds.

Crumble over the top. This goes in the oven at 350ish until it looks good and done. I'd say I baked it about half an hour.

The non-recipe would work well with pears if you had them as well. Ditch the recipe for your dessert sometime!


No-Measure Apple Cobbler

Apples, diced
Water
Cinnamon
Brown sugar
Wheat flour
Butter, softened

1. Put diced apples in an ungreased pan with a little water and a lot of cinnamon.
2. Create a crumble topping with softened butter, brown sugar and flour. Sprinkle over top.
3. Bake at 350-400 degrees until browned.