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Peach Cobbler (2 pts)


This is the recipe I am going try for a lighter version of my peach cobbler.  I Don't have access to the recipe builder at ww Etools so if Chelle or Colette can run it and post the points I would be eternally grateful.


1 cup flour,


1 cup splenda


1 cup ff plain yogurt


3T of light margerine


3 cups of peeled and sliced peaches including juice


two splashes of lemon juice.


 


Toss the peaches with the lemon juice and place in a 11x9 inch baking dish.  Stirl the splenda and flour together, then add the yogurt. spoon over peaches and drizzle the margerine over the flour mixture. bake at 350* for one hour.



-- Edited by Colette at 17:48, 2006-08-01

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AnnaLee...this sounds great! I had to figure it using frozen peaches (only thing close from what I had to choose from of their listed ingredients.) I figured two splashes of lemon juice might be 1 TBSP, to figure a recipe I need exact amounts. Hope that was ok. Here is what the recipe builder came up with. I can't wait to try this! Peaches are very, very low in points and soooo goood! Humm? maybe I should make a peach section and put this in it! Thanks for posting this! Colette

AnnaLeeG's Peach Cobbler
POINTSŪ values per serving | 2
Servings | 10

Desserts |
Ingredients

1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup McNeil Nutritionals SPLENDA No Calorie Sweetener
1 cup plain fat-free yogurt
3 Tbsp light margerine (figured using Fleischmann's Light Stick)
3 cup unsweetened frozen peaches
1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice

Instructions

Toss the peaches with the lemon juice and place in a 11x9 inch baking dish.  Stirl the splenda and flour together, then add the yogurt. spoon over peaches and drizzle the margerine over the flour mixture. bake at 350* for one hour.



-- Edited by Colette at 17:51, 2006-08-01

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