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Good Eats: Celebrate July 4th with a Plop

2008_07_03-Eats.jpgOur friends over at Serious Eats are telling us to celebrate July 4th with a plop instead of a bang. What's a plop, we ask?

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A plop, it turns out, is another variation on cobbler, crumble, pandowdy, and all the other baked fruit and batter desserts that are so dear to American hearts. The cherry plop recipe here is basically cherries covered with pancake batter. Looks pretty good to us!

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That looks kind of like my Mom's rhubarb cake!

posted by art on 2008-07-03 11:43:13
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This "plop" reminds me of a cobbler-like dish that Alton Brown makes called a "grunt". I wonder how these dishes ended up with such unappetizing names.

posted by lemongelatin on 2008-07-03 16:10:54
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