MeMe's Recipes | Chocolate Cobbler

My mother used to make this cake in the 1950’s, the recipe was called Hot Fudge Cake! I’m so happy to have found this!

Update, I did it. At 53yrs old I made a baked recipe from scratch that didn't come out hard as a rock and break a window.❤❤❤ so delicious and so easy. Thanks My mother n law has dementia, but she remembers she luvs chocolate. This one is for her.

Your family’s voices saying grace brought tears to my eyes. I appreciate your videos so much.

Oh my goodness, I just stumbled on this video and it brought me to tears because she reminds me so much of my grandmother, who talked like her and acted just like her and even the spread of food and the blessing was just like back in the day. I didn't realize how much I miss her until I watched this, so thank you so much for bringing wonderful memories back. I can't walt to see her in heaven. She was saved and now I am too! Glory to Jesus.

yummy! i can't wait to get into the kitchen and try this recipe out 🍰

Listening to your channel is like visiting my grandmother. Blessings to you and family!

When she said “don’t it kk?” My heart melted. Reminded me so much of my memaw saying those exact words throughout my childhood. She taught me how to cook and I don’t get to see her very often anymore but she was and still is one of the most important women in my life. I’m 19 now and often think of her anytime I’m cooking with potatoes since they were in most of her recipes.

My mother had a recipe that was similar to this. It was called Mystery Pudding. It had several more spices and instead of pouring hot water over it you poured strong coffee over the top. It came out just like yours and the mystery was how the rich sauce ended up on the bottom of the pudding.

Oh my! That looks so decadent.

This is my favourite dessert. We called it chocolate brownie pudding . My mother used to make it up in an electric frying pan…back in the day… We were a family of nine! I now have your cookbook and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I must say you look so pretty today in your gorgeous floral top… like a bouquet of summer flowers! 🌹🌺🌸🌼🌻🥰

Nothing better than a fine Southern Lady in the kitchen. Makes me miss Momma and Grannie Ida

Mrs. MeMe thank you for this! You are a treasure to the world and your recipes... just like my grandma was. Watching you is like being next to her again. God Bless you!

I should have waited until the end to comment….can you stand another one? I was moved to tears when you spoke about your mother. My Mom was a brilliant woman who received accolades for her work in Christian leadership. It was devastating to watch her memory decline as dementia progressed. But, when I had a Bible question, she could still tell me book and chapter to find the answer. His Word was engraved in her heart. I love your prayer at the end with that precious little child’s voice loudest of all. You’re laying a great foundation for generations of your family, as well as that of others. Thank you!❤

This video was so lovely. It reminded me of when my own mother, God rest her soul, would teach me how to cook and bake. We are Irish, I grew up in Ireland and I am now raising my own children in Ireland but, cooking and baking with love and sometimes a very tight budget, is universal. I miss my Mammy so very much and this video brought me back to happy days spent in the kitchen or smelling the apple pies and fresh bread my mother would bake on a Saturday morning. The smell was what woke me and brought me running up to the kitchen to have some fresh, warm bread with Irish creamery butter and homemade damson jam. Happy memories

Every morning my grandmother used to stop at Bojangles for a biscuit. She passed earlier this year. Hearing that story at the beginning made me feel so nostalgic and happy. Take good care of yourself, and thank you for sharing your gift 💜

First time watching MeMe's kitchen. What a wonderful, lovely lady. I'm from the Appalachians and MeMe reminds me how precious these southern ladies are! Thank you MeMe, you're a jewel! 😊

Oh that sweet baby saying her prayer so loud and proud at the end. That was precious and I thank you for including it. I’m not a chocolate person either but I think I will make that this Saturday for company I have coming.

Hard to believe this recipe works!!! Thank you for making it and showing us that it does work and is delicious. Love how you have Thanksgiving every Sunday!

I just love being welcomed into your Southern kitchen! Nobody does it like the South! Thank you for sharing!

My late mama used to make chocolate gravy when we were kids and served it over biscuits for breakfast. I’ve never heard of chocolate cobbler but it sure looks delicious. ❤