9/16/14

Chocolate Cobbler

A chocolate cobbler recipe with a warm, ooey gooey chocolate fudge sauce that is created as the cobbler bakes. 


I got exactly one little serving of this and those hoovers I live with sucked the rest of it down before it even cooled to room temperature.

Lesson learned? Make two next time and hide one!

Chocolate Cobbler with a warm, ooey gooey chocolate fudge sauce that is created as the cobbler bakes. So easy!

I separated the ingredients list into base and topping so that the instructions would be easier to follow but you’ll notice both are made with a lot of the same stuff. Don’t glance at this and think “oh, that looks like too many ingredients!” because it’s really not.

And you want to talk about quick recipes to whip up? This is one and I bet you probably already have everything you need to make it!

This is great to bring to a potluck or covered-dish dinner because it doesn't have to be refrigerated and it always elicits ooohs and ahhhhs once someone spoons out that first serving and all that yummy fudgy sauce spills out all over the place!

Chocolate Cobbler with a warm, ooey gooey chocolate fudge sauce that is created as the cobbler bakes. So easy!

We always called this Chocolate Cobbler but I've heard it called Chocolate Pudding Cake and Hot Fudge Pudding Cake too.

You can call it whatever you want as long as you call me when it’s done!


Chocolate Cobbler


Yield: 6 Servings
Author:
prep time: 10 Mcook time: 30 Mtotal time: 40 M
A chocolate cobbler recipe with a warm, ooey gooey chocolate fudge sauce that is created as the cobbler bakes.

ingredients:

Base:
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 1 cup all-purpose flour
  • 1/3 cup cocoa powder
  • 2 teaspoons baking powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 1/2 cup milk
  • 1/3 cup butter, melted
Topping:
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 1/4 cup brown sugar
  • 1/4 cup cocoa powder
  • Pinch of salt
  • 1 1/4 cups boiling water
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

instructions:

How to cook Chocolate Cobbler

Make the base:
  1. Combine sugar, flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt in a small bowl and mix well; set aside.
  2. Combine milk and melted butter in a medium bowl and mix well. Add flour mixture and mix by hand or with an electric mixer until combined and smooth (some small lumps are OK). Spread mixture into a shallow 2-quart baking dish or 9x9 baking pan (only metal pans will need to be greased).
Make the topping:
  1. Combine sugar, brown sugar, cocoa and salt in a small bowl and mix well. Sprinkle mixture evenly over base batter.
  2. Add vanilla to water then pour water slowly over sugar mixture. Do not stir.
Bake:
  1. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes or until cobbler is nearly set in the middle. When you can really smell it but there’s still a little bit of wiggle in the very center, it’s ready!
  2. Cool 10-15 minutes then serve warm. Serve with vanilla ice cream for a special treat!
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Chocolate Cobbler with a warm, ooey gooey chocolate fudge sauce that is created as the cobbler bakes. So easy!


33 comments:

  1. Oh my gooodness that sounds delicious! Laughing about the part where you said the "hoovers sucked it all down" LOL - so glad I found your blog! Following on Twiiter also @jett2whit

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  2. This recipe reminds me of my Mom. She made this a lot, and we call it 'Baked Devil's Float'. Whatever name it is called it is truly yummy !

    Kathy

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  3. This looks absolutely delicious! I never imagined chocolate in a cobbler!

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  4. O!M!G! I could take a BATH in this cake/pudding/cake!!! It is the BEST EVER!

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  5. I NEED this! Right now! I'll give it a try this weekend - your fried ice cream cake recipe was a HUGE hit with my family, friends and co-workers... I've made it for 6 different occasions now!

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  6. Is this with plain or self rising flour!! Im gonna make this now!

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  7. This looks wonderful! I'm thinking of making it for my son's birthday and am wondering if it would feed six college students? Can it be doubled or should I make two? thanks

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    1. You'll need more than one batch! I've never doubled it but I can't think of a reason it wouldn't turn out well if you did. I might play it safe and make two if you have two dishes. Just to be on the safe side!

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    2. Make 2 and hide one!!

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    3. Did you ever double it? Thinking I will double it to feed 15 and put it in a 9x13 pan. Wondered how many it feeds normally?

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    4. I had to double it. Hubby loves this!!!

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  8. Chrissy Armstrong10/3/14, 11:58 AM

    This is one of my very favorites since I was very young. We serve it with ice cream or my fav Cool whip...it melts and makes it even better. But we call it Mud Brownies in my house but I think the original recipe calls it Hot Fudge Brownies. Yummy!

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  9. We've made this for years, but with cake mix and icing mix. We call it Fudge, Fudge Pudding cake.

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  10. Tried ur recipe n it turned out absolutely amazing..... tasted nothing less than apple bees molten lava..tastes best with icecream...in LOVVVVVEEE with it...will try again tomm ;)

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  11. A chocolate lovers dream! Thank you for sharing

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  13. I'm not really a fan of chocolate (seriously!), but I had such a craving for it tonight. This recipe was an absolute dream! So quick to whip up, and satisfied my craving!

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  14. Chocolate and cobbler in one yummy dish?!?!?!?! Shut, I mean OPEN, my mouth!!!!

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  15. What brand and type of cocoa power do you recommend using? I have Hershey's dark, but curious to know what you used and/or which would be best? Thank you!

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  16. Hey People! I have made this twice and it turned out great both times. There are other Chocolate Cobblers out there on the web but this tastes great and works! This girl can cook! One little technique hint: When it comes to pouring the hot water on the other ingredients, I poured it on the back of a spoon over the baking dish containing the other ingredients. This lessens the impact of the water hitting the other ingredients. You want to disturb them as little as possible. Hope this helps. I used Hershey's Unsweetened Cocoa.

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  17. Just made it! Snowed in with almost a foot of snow in Kentucky so I needed chocolate and something hot. So good with Bryers vanilla ice cream! The best!

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  18. I want to make this for a little Super Bowl Party ---how much does it serve? and can I put together most of it and then finish baking it at my friends house so it will be warm?

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  19. Oh my gosh! This stuff is amazing! Hubby and I had to force ourselves to save some for our boys. I love making something that doesn't come from a box. Directions were spot on and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing this delicious treat.

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  20. When you take this to a pot luck, do you serve it at room temperature?

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  21. Could this be made a few hours in advance, and re warmed before serving?

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  22. Could this be baked afew hours in advance and re warmed before serving?

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  23. That sounds like my Mom's pudding cake. It was delicious. Thanks for sharing it!

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  24. I have been searching for this recipe. My Mom used to make it for me when I was little. She called it Chocolate Cake Pudding. I am going to surprise her and make it for her birthday. Thanks!!!!

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  25. Boy does this bring back childhood memories.

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  26. This is 2nd time I have made this this month and my husband is addicted to chocolate now!!! Lol

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