Many thanks to Jeremy for the incredible baking dish. I love it!
Wordless Wednesday: Peach Pandowdy
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Many thanks to Jeremy for the incredible baking dish. I love it!
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that IS an incredible baking dish. where did she get it?
cheers,
*heather*
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Thanks! “She” is a “he” named Jeremy, and he made it! He makes lots of amazing things from clay.
whoops. never assume, right? thanks… and lucky you!
cheers,
*heather*
A truly beautiful baking dish, and a wonderful use of it!
Pretty but the lack of words breaks my heart because I yearn to make it and eat it myself.
I don’t have a pretty pan like that but I’d eat it ugly because it looks very tasty.
The recipe is non-existent. A bit of this and a bit of that…pandowdies are like cobblers and buckles. You can pretty much make them up. But I will create a link to what I’ve put in this one soon. Promise.
It looks great. Sadly, I’ll have to wait until August for fresh peaches. Definitely worth the wait though.
August? Wow! Ours will be just about gone by then. These were far less than perfect, and all sported a “tree-ripened” tag. Their taste, on the other hand, was amazing!
Yes the baking dish is incredibly cool:D
nice dish! but I will have to wait for fresh peaches at least good couple of weeks. it is not a season yet here, domage!
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two things to love: 1) that dish, and 2) the word ‘pandowdy.’ just say it. come on. isn’t it awesome?
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It is awesome. Haven’t thought about where the name came from, but maybe it’s dowdy-looking in a pan? Ha! Not THIS pan
That IS a gorgeous baking dish! And the peaches…. Sublime! I can’t wait for the season to start.
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beautiful baking dish and such stunning pics
sweetlife
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Yes. The dish is exquisite and the peaches are so fresh. I would love to know what you topped those peaches with. Definitely share soon!
Enjoy sunny San Diego! I visited relatives there in December. It was hard to believe it was the holiday season!
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what gorgeous photos (as usual) Kelly!
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OH! Peaches are one of my most favorite fruit and it’s getting harder and harder to wait until they come into season here in New England. What a gorgeous dessert!
How exciting to be researching your trip to the UK – and a good focus to keep you from staring at that “empty nest”. Have a happy graduation and don’t forget the Kleenex ( sniff, sniff) -
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This reminds me of apple pandowdy which I had first experienced at An American Place, back in the late 1980s.
I’m probably showing my age.
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Love the dish! What is in the dish looks wonderful. Great pictures.
p.s. I would like a scoop of vanilla ice cream on mine please.:)
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