Yesterday, I suddenly remembered that I had an event to attend in the evening. I had several other things to do before I went, so I wouldn't have time to make what I had planned for dinner. I had some peaches thawing in the refrigerator that I had bought at a farmers market last summer, chopped and frozen for a future peach cobbler. I discovered that I had also frozen a batch of the crumbly topping for the cobbler. I mixed up the cobbler in about five minutes and put it in the dehydrator to warm while I did other things.
It made a wonderful dinner! I highly recommend stocking up on summer fruit for your freezer if you get the chance!
Raw Peach Cobbler
Filling:
8 medium peaches, pitted
12 medjool dates, pitted
1 tsp. cinnamon
Peel & chop 4 peaches into bite-sized chunks and set aside. Save the skins to add to the filling. Put the dates, cinnamon and 4 remaining peaches into a high-speed blender (Vita-mix, Blendtec) and blend well. Pour into a baking dish (9x13 or smaller) and stir in chopped peaches.
Crumbly topping:
1 1/4 c. raw nuts
3 or 4 medjool dates, pitted
1/8 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. sea salt
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
Process all except dates in food processor until crumbly. Add dates again & process until well broken up. Sprinkle on top of the cobbler filling.
This can be eaten right away or warmed for an hour in a dehydrator set at 130 F.
Freezing the chopped peaches beforehand makes them softer and it will be closer to a cooked peach texture. I like it either way. :)
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That looks so good Angie!
ReplyDeleteI made this tonight with blueberries, and it was very good! Thanks for posting it. So many recipes have a huge amount of nuts, more than I would like to eat at once, but this was just right.
ReplyDeleteMelody - It IS good. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJenni Smith - I'm glad you liked it! I love blueberries! Maybe I'll make that kind next...Mmmmm!
Angie, i made this and even my SAD son who hates dates, loved it! He wants me to take it to a potluck this wknd :)
ReplyDeleteI woke up this morning thinking about how you just had the stuff in your freezer! Before i went raw, my method was - what one of my cookbooks refers to as - freezer cooking. Having some bulk ingredients on hand frozen, and making bulk batches of some stuff to be frozen and used later -- spaghetti sauce, broth, etc.
It sounds like you've applied that method to raw "cooking". Would you talk about that? What's in your freezer? :D What sorts of raw things do you regularly freeze to make daily life go more smoothly?
(I have 15 lbs of peaches on my kitchen counter!!! :D)