Cobblers:
Cobblers are a deep-dish fruit dessert covered with a biscuit-like pastry topping made from a batter. When the dish is baked, the surface bears a likeness to a cobbled street.
Berry and Peach Cobbler With Corn Flour Cobbles by Deborah Madison
Red Berry Cobbler by Marcus Samuelsson
Crumbles:
Crumbles are another baked dessert, with the fruit filling topped by a textured top layer of flour and butter, nuts, bread crumbs, cookie crumbs or oatmeal. A crumble is often used in the United Kingdom, usually synonymous for what in the United States is called a crisp.
Jumbleberry Crumble by Nigella Lawson
Pear Crumble by Antony Worrall Thompson
Stovetop Apple-Cranberry Crumble by Abby Dodge
Plum Crumble by Victoria Blashford-Snell and Brigitte Hafner
Blackberry and Apple Crumble by Sophie Dahl
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