Peach Cobbler
Serves 1
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Peach Cobbler
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Directions
1
Combine butter, flour, salt, and a little sugar in a bowl to create a shaggy dough.
2
Add vodka and ice water to the dough mixture.
3
Press the dough together and cut and stack it instead of kneading to ensure a flaky crust.
4
Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and roll it into the plastic to further incorporate without overworking.
5
Let the dough rest.
6
Prepare the peach filling by cooking peaches with brown sugar, white sugar, nutmeg, lemon juice, vanilla, clove, cinnamon, and vanilla paste.
7
Roll out one portion of the rested dough on a well-floured surface with a well-floured rolling pin for the bottom layer.
8
Carefully transfer the rolled-out dough into a cast iron skillet.
9
Cut off any excess dough and fold it over to form the crust edge.
10
Dock the bottom crust with a fork.
11
Blind bake the crust with pie weights (beans) for 20 minutes.
12
Remove pie weights and finish par-baking the crust.
13
Pour the peach filling into the blind-baked crust.
14
Roll out the second portion of dough for the top layer.
15
Cut the rolled dough into strips for the lattice crust.
16
Weave the dough strips to create a lattice top for the cobbler.
17
Clean up the edges of the lattice crust.
18
Refrigerate the cobbler to chill the crust.
19
Apply an egg wash to the lattice crust before baking.
Ingredients
butter
flour
salt
sugar
vodka
ice water
peaches
brown sugar
white sugar
nutmeg
lemon juice
vanilla
clove
cinnamon
vanilla paste
egg wash
Equipment
mixing bowl
bench scraper
plastic wrap
rolling pin
saucepan
spatula
cast iron skillet
fork
parchment paper
knife
Tips
Do not overmix the dough to ensure flakiness.
Cut and stack the dough instead of kneading to keep butter pieces unincorporated for flaky layers.
Use vodka and ice water in the dough to stop gluten formation and enhance flakiness.
Chill the pie crust in the freezer or refrigerator after forming to maintain shape and flakiness.
Blind bake the bottom crust with pie weights (beans) to prevent a soggy bottom.