Southern Girl Desserts - Lazy Peach Cobbler
“A family friend named Ms. Gale gifted us with this simple and delicious recipe. We first premiered it on Access Hollywood and also had fun making the vegan version with Tabitha Brown.” - Catarah & Shoneji
Recipe can be made vegan as well.
GIVING BACK
This recipe gives back to the Florida A&M University (FAMU) National Alumni Association. The foundation provides scholarships for Los Angeles students attending FAMU for books and tuition.
OWNERS CATARAH COLEMAN & SHONEJI ROBISON'S STORY
Catarah Coleman and Shoneji Robinson are “just two southern girls from Florida who love to bake”. Coleman and Robinson both attended Florida A&M University but didn’t meet until they were introduced by a fellow sorority sister after relocating to Los Angeles to pursue their careers.
Shortly after the move, Coleman was missing some of the comforts of home and felt that Los Angeles needed a little touch of Southern hospitality and flair. A simple craving for Southern desserts sparked the idea to create what would become Southern Girl Desserts. Six months after the launch, Robinson an actress with an equal love for baking, joined Coleman as a co-owner. Through this venture, the women experienced a lot and learned more than they could imagine about baking and business. Neither of them were classically trained in baking, yet like most of us, they learned everything they knew from their family members.
The pair have come a long way since their humble beginnings, they've won Food Network's Cupcake Wars and have been featured as baking experts around the world on a host of nationally televised shows. Southern Girl Desserts has also gained a celebrity following; some of their most famous customers have included Denzel Washington, Earvin Magic Johnson, Samuel L. Jackson, Mariah Carey, Misty Copeland, Nick Cannon, Yvonne Orji, Stevie Wonder, and many more.