Chocolate cobbler recipe

This old-time chocolate cobbler is rich and wonderful! It’s great for potlucks and get-togethers. It’s fast, easy, and always a hit. Rich, hot, gooey, fluffy chocolatey goodness is how I’d describe old-fashioned chocolate cobbler. If you love molten lava cakes, then you are going to flip your wig over chocolate cobbler! Not only is it pretty much fail-proof, but it’s casual enough to serve after a weekday dinner and decadent enough for special occasions.Rich, hot, gooey, fluffy chocolatey…

This fudgy cobbler is a 10-minute recipe that’s easy, rich, indulgent, and oh so good! Enjoy it with vanilla ice cream.

This gooey chocolate cobbler is velvety on the inside and has crispy top create a perfect combo for a satisfying, easy-to-make dessert!

A cakey crisp top with molten fudginess below.

This quick dessert has a warm, fudgy pudding covered with a moist chocolate cake. Add a scoop of ice cream and you're set!!

Southern Chocolate Cobbler is a warm, gooey dessert with a cake-like top layer and a rich chocolate sauce underneath. Perfect for family gatherings or cozy nights in, this irresistible cobbler is best served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Discover the Ultimate Southern Chocolate Cobbler Recipe! This decadent dessert features a rich cocoa-infused batter topped with a luscious chocolate sauce that forms as it bakes. Easy to make and bursting with flavor, this cobbler is perfect for satisfying your sweet cravings. Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a truly indulgent treat.

This Chocolate Cobbler is rich, full of chocolate flavor, and perfect for serving to guests!

Similar to a lava cake but even easier, this Chocolate Cobbler is absolutely divine, with a cake-like base, topped with a rich fudgy sauce.

This easy and delicious chocolate cobbler recipe by MeMe's Recipes is filled with chocolatey goodness that will surely make your mouth water. It's a quick and easy dessert recipe that can make if you are in a rush. We have already made these several times at home, and it's always gone after a few minutes.