Peach Cobbler Recipe

[Dwolfin]

For the Filling:

6 to 8 ripe peaches, peeled and sliced
1 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
For the Cobbler Topping:

1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup unsalted butter, cold and cut into small pieces
1/4 cup boiling water
For Serving (optional):

Vanilla ice cream or whipped cream
Instructions:

Preheat your oven to 375°F (190°C).

In a large mixing bowl, combine the sliced peaches, sugar, flour, vanilla extract, and cinnamon (if using). Stir well until the peaches are evenly coated. Set aside and let the mixture sit for about 15 minutes to allow the flavors to meld together.

Transfer the peach mixture into a 9x13-inch baking dish, spreading it out evenly.

In a separate bowl, prepare the cobbler topping. Combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Cut in the cold butter using a pastry cutter or your fingers until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs.

Pour the boiling water into the flour mixture and stir until just combined. Do not overmix; a few lumps are fine.

Drop spoonfuls of the cobbler topping over the peaches, spreading it out evenly.

Place the baking dish in the preheated oven and bake for approximately 40 to 45 minutes, or until the topping turns golden brown and the peach filling is bubbly.

Once done, remove the peach cobbler from the oven and let it cool for a few minutes before serving.

Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream if desired.

Enjoy your homemade peach cobbler!

[Dwolfin]

I know what it is.

[ShadowShifterMarlith]

引用自 🐬 Dwolfin 🐺：

The only reason I made this thread, was in the hope that someone would realize, or repeat back to me something of a thought, dancing around it does no good, but I dont even want to say it.

The people on Steam only want 1 thing? To drive out your inner deeper feelings twards
Psychopathic needs.

Or something like that. I can't see any reason they would help you.

Though with trial and error, you might get someone who might help.

[ShadowShifterMarlith]

Your are probably a lot like me, but unlike me,
there are things that bother you over this Topic.


I deal with my usual issues by playing a game or watch a movie,
but lately I can't fill that space, so I must fill it with something else,
something that I can't reach on PC right now...

I think this sorta thing just needs time... It will get better...

What do you normally do in your daily life? This might help your issue?

[$2 Hero]

引用自 Mattmoo：

There seems to be some kind of shadow psychology element involved, here.
What is I don't know and I think most therapists wouldn't be able to comment much on it.

However, there could be a lot of other factors, so that might be the last one to tackle.

Recommend either - "The Meaning of Happiness" by Alan Watts, or something by Jung.
Again I sure as hell ain't no expert, and I'm not responsible if anything goes wrong.

But, those ought to at least give you some suggestions for... Dealing with all this.
In essence there is likely to be a lot of anger and repressed emotions, like you said.
- - -
That's just based on the information he provided, I can sense in his post sometimes a lot of potential repression, since he acts nice compared to what his thread may be describing.

Maybe try power walking for 1 hour every day, if you wish... *shrugs*
:cozybethesda:

Yep, i was going to add that we need exercise or the mind builds and wanders too much. What's the saying "idle hands are the devils playtoy" or something lol but basically it means you have to work and do something or else you just sit and stew in your own thoughts. Exercise allows your mind to clear all thoughts because you are just too exhausted to even think lol.

[Bomb Shot]

Try to close your eyes and focus on your feeling until it's gone.

[$2 Hero]

引用自 Bomb Shot：

Try to close your eyes and focus on your feeling until it's gone.

Lol I'm getting those Bloody Mary vibes.

[ShadowShifterMarlith]

They've gotta try what works for them.


Going for walks is one thing, but you gotta have the energy & the want to get it,
in order to push yourself to do it.


When I do walks I do about 2 hrs of walking & then I do about 2 hrs of walking back.
I do this in the warmer weather seasons. Maybe it could help them, I don't know.

If it doesn't help? Something else might be getting in the way of that energy.
For me it's food.

[Under there]

do you work out?

[Bomb Shot]

引用自 YE24：

引用自 Bomb Shot：

Try to close your eyes and focus on your feeling until it's gone.

Lol I'm getting those Bloody Mary vibes.

It works with my panic. Now I have no weak point.

[$2 Hero]

引用自 ShadowShifterMarlith：

They've gotta try what works for them.


Going for walks is one thing, but you gotta have the energy & the want to get it,
in order to push yourself to do it.


When I do walks I do about 2 hrs of walking & then I do about 2 hrs of walking back.
I do this in the warmer weather seasons. Maybe it could help them, I don't know.

If it doesn't help? Something else might be getting in the way of that energy.
For me it's food.

4 hours lol yea that's why I just play golf. At least I'm learning a skill I can impress the babes with.

[$2 Hero]

引用自 Bomb Shot：

引用自 YE24：

Lol I'm getting those Bloody Mary vibes.

It works with my panic. Now I have no weak point.

When you look back does it seem silly how powerful it was?

[Bomb Shot]

引用自 YE24：

引用自 Bomb Shot：

It works with my panic. Now I have no weak point.

When you look back does it seem silly how powerful it was?

Panic is an adrenaline rush. I focus on my feeling to keep clam.
I can feel them fade and go away for a while.

[kingjames488]

引用自 Mattmoo：

What is I don't know and I think most therapists wouldn't be able to comment much on it.

probably because most of them are idiots...

not people you need to ever interact with... it's not in your best interest.

[Sassanid]

I think you're asking very relevant and important questions that most people feel in their gut growing up. One thing I know is that it's important to keep company with the right people. not all your friends, or coworkers, or family will have a positive effect or energy on you. That's just not how the real world works. That's why you have to be wise with who you spend your time around, like an energy field, try to allow yourself to gravitate towards the energies you are comfortable with and not ones that make you feel anxious or down. I'm guessing you're in your teens, so don't worry about figuring all this stuff out right away, it's a journey of experience we all have to go through, there's no destination. Just start with the basics, be wise with your time, spend your social hours around the right people, build the right bonds, then go from there.

Many people go through their whole lives, down and depressed due to being around the wrong relationships and people. The energy around you is massively important. You want to be around people who accept you for you, and make you want to be better, and all grow together.

Also, don't take it personally but "I thought I solved everything", my friend you will never solve everything, and neither will any one else. The greatest minds and philosophers in history don't even make such claims, and even preach the opposite, saying the more you know the more you realize how little you know of this world. It can be dangerous to put yourself in a position of believing you know it all and have the answers, because then once hard days come, and they will come, we'll feel lost and like everything is broken because we once had it all figured out. Life is like the ocean, some days calm, some days big waves that you have to navigate, and every now and then, a big ol' thunder storm. We have to learn to accept the world as it is and accept the fact we are imperfect being navigating through the waves of it all.

Above it all, be proud of yourself for asking these difficult questions. It's always easy to judge others but being introspective and asking yourself the most difficult questions isn't something most people are willing to do. I hope you find the answers you're looking for

[Dwolfin]

引用自 Fret 𐎣𐎡𐎠𐎵𐎡：

I think you're asking very relevant and important questions that most people feel in their gut growing up. One thing I know is that it's important to keep company with the right people. not all your friends, or coworkers, or family will have a positive effect or energy on you. That's just not how the real world works. That's why you have to be wise with who you spend your time around, like an energy field, try to allow yourself to gravitate towards the energies you are comfortable with and not ones that make you feel anxious or down. I'm guessing you're in your teens, so don't worry about figuring all this stuff out right away, it's a journey of experience we all have to go through, there's no destination. Just start with the basics, be wise with your time, spend your social hours around the right people, build the right bonds, then go from there.

Many people go through their whole lives, down and depressed due to being around the wrong relationships and people. The energy around you is massively important. You want to be around people who accept you for you, and make you want to be better, and all grow together.

Also, don't take it personally but "I thought I solved everything", my friend you will never solve everything, and neither will any one else. The greatest minds and philosophers in history don't even make such claims, and even preach the opposite, saying the more you know the more you realize how little you know of this world. It can be dangerous to put yourself in a position of believing you know it all and have the answers, because then once hard days come, and they will come, we'll feel lost and like everything is broken because we once had it all figured out. Life is like the ocean, some days calm, some days big waves that you have to navigate, and every now and then, a big ol' thunder storm. We have to learn to accept the world as it is and accept the fact we are imperfect being navigating through the waves of it all.

Above it all, be proud of yourself for asking these difficult questions. It's always easy to judge others but being introspective and asking yourself the most difficult questions isn't something most people are willing to do. I hope you find the answers you're looking for

Whats it matter who I am or how I look? Why should it matter?

I try to figure that out, because it clearly bothers me, but why can't I just be as I am.