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Southern Peach Cobbler Recipe Baked on a Kamado Joe

Southern Peach Cobbler Recipe Baked on a Kamado Joe


Southern Peach Cobbler Recipe Baked on a Kamado Joe

A unique twist on the classic dessert, this homemade Peach Cobbler is a guaranteed favorite for your next cookout, holiday dinner or tailgate! This cobbler bakes best on a Kamado Joe ceramic grill. Links to recipe and item are below in the Show More section or Info Button in the video.

Recipe available here: http://www.bbqguys.com/content_content_19144.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video-recipe&utm_term=video-view-more&utm_content=video-description&utm_campaign=video-dessert-kamado

Kamado Joe available here: http://www.bbqguys.com/category_path_17768.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video-recipe&utm_term=video-view-item&utm_content=video-description&utm_campaign=video-dessert-kamado

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9 Comments

  1. mr75204 20/07/2015
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    This reminds me of my grandmother's "dump cake" recipe

    That's what we call it in Texas. Not sure if it's called something else

  2. Keith Brookshire 20/07/2015
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    John & Chef Tony, I just saw the skillets you want at Cabelas. They are called the outfitter series. They are raw cast iron, not enameled. They come with two "helper handles" instead of a long handle. They come in sizes 10" – 20". Perfect for Kamado cooking. 

  3. BBQGuys.com 20/07/2015
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    Thanks!

  4. Randy Gillis 20/07/2015
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    I for one would for sure be interested, love my cast iron!!

  5. BBQGuys.com 20/07/2015
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    Santa needs to hit us both up on that one! That is quite the pricey pan! Lodge makes some paella pans that might have fit, I need to see if they have a Kamado friendly size!

  6. ManCaveMeals 20/07/2015
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    Well… I dunno about Chef Tony, but Johnny Man Cave can't fork out for Le Creuset! I just went to have a look at the Le Creuset website and found the "Braisers" which are pretty much exactly what I'd be looking for. The 1.5qt model starts at $175 and the 5qt model is $290. Now that I know these exist, maybe I can con Santa into hookin' a brother up…. 🙂

  7. fabforceone 20/07/2015
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    That really looks good enough to eat. Mmmmm peaches!

  8. fabforceone 20/07/2015
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    Uhhh, I'm pretty sure Le Creuset Cookware makes something,,,,Do a search. I"m guessing you and Tony are gonna have to stay poor for a little longer….I'm just say'n.
    Fab

  9. BBQGuys.com 20/07/2015
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    Thanks man! That is a brilliant idea, with a pan like that, we probably wouldn't have even needed to turn it because Kamados are so awesome and even!

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