blackberry cobbler
It's been two days since my brain schlepped in the door from our vacation and one week since my body returned. If you're interested in seeing a brief, but funny recap, hop over to my other blog home. The post is appropriately called, "Vacationing with Teens". It's worth the trip.
Remember I said something earlier in the week about finding a blackberry patch and picking two gallons of HUGE wild blackberries? No? That's okay. The important part of the story is that we (meaning my friend, Lynn) made the easiest and most delicious blackberry cobbler with the fruit of our labor - and we did labor. Then we (Lynn and I) ate it while the guys played poker. :)
But before you go...
Remember I said something earlier in the week about finding a blackberry patch and picking two gallons of HUGE wild blackberries? No? That's okay. The important part of the story is that we (meaning my friend, Lynn) made the easiest and most delicious blackberry cobbler with the fruit of our labor - and we did labor. Then we (Lynn and I) ate it while the guys played poker. :)
Have you ever picked blackberries in mid 90's weather? Well, first, it's hot - duh. But more importantly you walk away with a brand. That is, unless you wear long sleeves and long pants and gloves and socks. I'm talking about thorns - large, prickly thorns. Yes, we wore our scratches proudly for the rest of the week because the reward (blackberry cobbler) was SO worth the tiny, little, prickly thorns.
Sorry for the bad photo quality. Night. Bad lighting. Couple glasses of wine, you know...
Easy Blackberry Cobbler
courtesy of my friend, Lynn
(sorry, she eyeballs things like me)
1 stick margarine
1 cup each: milk, flour, sugar
1 tsp. baking powder
Melt the margarine in a baking dish at 350 degrees
Mix the milk, flour, sugar, and baking powder
Pour this mixture over the melted butter. Do NOT stir.
Add about 1/4 cup sugar (to taste) to 3-4 cups of fruit
Pour this over the mixture. Again, do NOT stir.
Bake for about 1 hour until brown and bubbly and (I promise) yummy
Enjoy and don't forget the vanilla ice cream!!
I just posted on my blog today about blackberries...I do know all about the price you pay for those gems, but well worth it.
ReplyDeleteOMG that looks divine! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Julie
Julie Magers Soulen Photography
My mouth is watering now!
ReplyDeleteGAH! Oh that looks so good. I am ready to start my summer.... it's about to pass me by!
ReplyDeleteUmm, YUM! I would like to come over and have some..... yeah, where do you live? HA!!!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteohhhh cobbler with ice cream
ReplyDeletedrooool
thats what summer is all about!
oh yummy... i am passing my bowl over there now.
ReplyDeletei love fresh picked berries!!!
Drooling on my keyboard over here! Yummo! I bet those thorn scratches were well worth it!
ReplyDeleteYup thats probably 12.00 in blackberries around here - YUM. Nothing ever lasts long enough to bake it into anything in my house !!! I am jealous.
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ReplyDelete"Easy" and "cobbler" had me from the start! Looks great, can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm....love fresh berries! I planned to make a peach-blueberry crisp yesterday (Delaware peaches are in season and awesome!) for our house guests, but our a/c went out, and I didn't want to turn on the oven and add any extra heat to the house. Maybe tomorrow after it's repaired.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, I'll drool over your pics...(glad you explained the t-shirt one).
Sue