Oh i need some sweet let’s make these peach cobbler empanadas yes all that butter and two cans of peaches one without juice one with juice brown sugar white sugar cinnamon powder and a pinch of nutmeg use this bitsy vanilla bean gel mix it all up and cook for seven
Minutes now let it cool completely the water to boil the quicker to cool add them peaches to a pinata dough fold it over crimp it up and fry in vegetable boil you add 350 degrees for five to seven minutes once they brown like me toss them with some cinnamon sugar and
You got boom peach cobbler empanadas ain’t no you can’t have nothing all right
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Girl you should share with me they look so delicious π
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Once's they brown like me toss it with some cinnamon sugar.ππ
U need a βοΈrestaurantβοΈ
Sweet like you and all butter thick
Grandma made it with apples after breakfast with leftover biscuit dough. Apple jacks!!
She really that colorπππππ
Fried peach pies.
Hey gorgeous π I love your recipes keep doing what you're doing sweetie
And no you can't have any. Lol
You be speaking my language hun. Love your content!
Iβm gone put a onion ring on your finger
Yes lawd
You did that looks delicious yess
What was that in the tube?
Wow!! Had my mouth watering π
It's the alright bye! For me! And she's beautiful β€οΈ
Yummy β€οΈ
The nutmeg pinch is the best with the head movement π€£
Where do I purchase the dough from and what's the name of them? Thanks!
Those taste, nasty with the empanada crust and you know it
Just made it for Xmas dessert and it was a hitπ€π
Yasssβ€
I could use some right now
Girl that's FRIED PIES at the hood liquor store!π
The moment she takes that first bite and start stumping and bobbin her head i know it's π₯π₯π€€
Noooooo, use FROZEN π BUT IMMA TRY SUSTA GURL
Ok! Im headed online to find a fried pies dough recipe. I already got my peaches ready and my Blue Bell homemade vanilla ice cream ready. πππππ
Thank you ma'am!
Omg im movin in your home ASAP… I LUVE PEACH COBBLER OMG OMG….
What's in the black tub?
I love your personality!!!πππ―ππ