What do you call????

[coccinelle]

What do you call a meat dish which has cheese scone things around the top. I'm wanting a recipe but as I don't know the name I can't google it. Hope someone can help.

[Sachs]

A cobbler?

[puddicat]

Well its a cobbler i think??

[Sachs]

Well, what a load of old...................................... cobblers puddi! xxx

[hippyhoppy]

yep - cobbler - made a peach one for my CSE cookery exam...

[puddicat]

Yep but never put a cheese cobbler on usually plain and on mince beef!!!

[stompe]

Puddi would you put anything on my cobblers??

[brune]

cobbler

[beejay1124]

its called a cobbler

[Sachs]

I think it's unanimous cocc! Cobblers!

[puddicat]

Thought ure cobblers were taken stompe lol!!!

[coccinelle]

OK I'll go with cobblers!
Funny, that's what I thought it was at first and when I googled got all these peach, raspberry things coming up so thought 'coccinelle, you've got it wrong'.
Anybody got a good recipe???? might be better than googling.....
Thank you so much everybody for your help.

[hippyhoppy]

its just stewed fruit (in my case) with plain scones on top.. with a dash of sugar..

[coccinelle]

Well hippyhoppy, I tasted this years ago and it was a savoury dish, beef in fact. When I googled it turned out a dessert! hence my question. Glad puddicat says its onto a minced beef... what's the origin of this dish?

[Mortartube]

Loads here. Just Google beef cobbler

http://www.google.co.uk/search?client=firefox- a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-GB%3Aofficial&channel=s &hl=en&q=beef+cobbler&meta=&btnG=Google+Search