You see, there’s a hierarchy to desserts in my eyes.
If given a choice between chocolate and fruit, I’ll always pick chocolate.
Fruit and peanut butter, I’ll pick peanut butter. Unless it’s peanut butter on top of fruit. 😉
Hot or cold, I’ll usually choose cold.
Ice cream or cobbler…I choose BOTH!!!
Tada! The perfect blend of the hot flavors and the cool sensation.
P.S. Thank you for everyone on facebook and twitter who recommended an assortment of peach recipes! Indecisive me took until yesterday to decide on Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt.
P.P.S. Thank you Chelsea for helping me make this amazing dessert…and for Tyler, the probiotic king of fruity desserts. Oooo! 😉
Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt
adapted from Pure 2 Raw and the Perfect Scoop
Ingredients
Frozen Yogurt
- 6 ripe peaches, peeled and diced
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 1/2 cups low fat Greek yogurt (I used Cabot)
Cobbler Chunks
- 1 cup pecans
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon agave nectar
How-To
- In a sauce pan over medium-high heat, cook the peaches and water together until soft and cooked through (about 10 minutes).
- Remove from heat and stir in the sugar.
- Pour the peach mixture into a bowl and chill in the refrigerator until cold.
- Once the peaches are cold, stir in the yogurt.
- Use your ice cream maker or ice cream attachment
for your stand mixer to cool as per the manufacturers instructions.
- While the frozen yogurt is freezing in the machine.
- Make your cobbler chunks.
- To make the cobbler chunks, grind the pecans and cinnamon in the food processor until ground (it’s okay to have small chunks…adds a nice texture).
- Add in the vanilla and agave nectar and grind again until it forms a ball (should only take a few seconds. At this point, if you need to you can add more agave nectar if it is too dry.
- After the ice cream machine is complete, scoop the frozen yogurt into a large Tupperware.
- Using your hands, make little balls out of your cobbler chunk dough and sprinkle onto the frozen yogurt.
- With a spatula, gently fold the cobbler chunks into the frozen yogurt.
- Cover and put in the freezer until hardened.
- Serve up!
Servings: 7-9 cup fulls
Yum!!! I love that idea. You should do blueberry pie ice cream next, so that I may live vicariously through you! 😉
If at all possible, I love you even more:-) Can we get together and bake and eat chocolate, peanut butter and fruit desserts all day long?
That would be AHH-mazing! The dream day. 🙂 Going to be in South Carolina any time soon? 😉
Oh I LOVE this! I brought home some wonderful peaches from Chilton County, AL recently (which IMHO has THE best peaches) and this is perfect for them! Yum!
Looks beautiful and I love the cobbler chunks! Yum!
wow wow woweeee! This looks delicious, friend!
What gorgeous photos 🙂 They caught my eye right away from FoodGawker!
I like your picks, hehe. I have to try really really hard not to go with the less healthy options. But in this case, it wouldn’t be hard to choose this dessert. It looks so delicious. I love the pictures!
I think this would be the perfect addition to my pancakes 😉
This looks fantastic and your pictures are beautiful! Perfect summer dessert! 🙂
YUM! This is the third mouth-watering peach recipe I’ve come across this morning. I hope I can find some at the farmers’ market this weekend! I’m always looking for good frozen recipes to use in my new ice cream maker, and this is definitely one of them.
YUM! I love frozen yogurt and am also always the one looking for good peach recipes. This gives me both. Thanks!!
I’m with you on that dessert hierarchy…always cold, chocolate before fruit, etc… 🙂
This fro yo sounds fantastic…love love love the flavors!
I am addicted to fro yo right now! Love this flavor!
I just scooped this out of my ice cream maker, and it is amazing! Tastes like summer :).
This looks immaculate! Makes me wanna take this picture right out of my computer screen and hope that somehow I can make these things real. Hah!
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