Please try this easy sweet and tart and light crust pineapple cobbler this weekend and make a hit with the pineapple lover in your family.
I love to uses 1 can of Dole Pineapple Chunks because they really taste like fresh pineapple.
Pour in a pan on med heat
Add 1/2 stick butter stir in with the pineapples chunks
Add 1/2 cup sugar stirring in well Taste for your sweetness but remember the pineapple are sweet too when the cobbler cook in the oven.
Mix 1/2 cup water and 1 tablespoon corn starch together in the same way whole milk looks.
Pour just a little cornstarch water into the pan and stirring until you get a thickness not to much because it will get thick too fast and you don't want to throw it out and start over. If you want a juicy cobbler add less cornstarch water.
Add fresh lemon juice about 2 tablespoon and 2 tablespoon vanilla and blending well..taste for test.
I love a home made pie crust.- but I love to use kroger pie crust too!
Pour filling in a uncooked pie crust glass
Place the other crust on top
Bake until golden brown on 350
I love to uses 1 can of Dole Pineapple Chunks because they really taste like fresh pineapple.
Pour in a pan on med heat
Add 1/2 stick butter stir in with the pineapples chunks
Add 1/2 cup sugar stirring in well Taste for your sweetness but remember the pineapple are sweet too when the cobbler cook in the oven.
Pour just a little cornstarch water into the pan and stirring until you get a thickness not to much because it will get thick too fast and you don't want to throw it out and start over. If you want a juicy cobbler add less cornstarch water.
Add fresh lemon juice about 2 tablespoon and 2 tablespoon vanilla and blending well..taste for test.
I love a home made pie crust.- but I love to use kroger pie crust too!
Pour filling in a uncooked pie crust glass
Place the other crust on top
Bake until golden brown on 350
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