Fresh Blueberry Cobbler


Reviews
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Delicious! I picked up some fresh blueberries on my last trip to the grocery store and didn't want to just store them up until I made pancakes. This is a really good cobbler recipe. Very easy to make and the cake doesn't stick to the pan after baking. The first time I tasted it I served it hot with vanilla ice cream. I really didn't think anything special about it and was going to rate it low. I gave it another taste this time without the icecream and oh my! Very very tasty and so many blueberries!!! So why I didn't give 5 stars? I wish the cake in the bottom was softer, i think it's too hard in contrast to the blueberry texture. Still a jummy desert, just ditch the ice cream!!! UPDATE: This has become my family's favorite quick desert! It's so easy to put together on game night! I have made a few adjustments which has made it just right. I increased milk by 1/4 cup and use evaporated milk when in hand. I add the vanilla straight in the batter, add a tsp of grated nutmeg and drizzle with a powdered sugar and water glaze after baking just to give it a special touch. I usually make it with frozen mixed berries and it's absolutely delicious! THANK YOU!
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WOW! I made this the way that you have posted except when it came to the blueberry part, I put all the blueberries, the sugar and the vanilla in a saucepan and simmered it until the sugar was dissolved and it was saucy, then poured it over the batter. I served it fresh from the oven with vanilla ice cream. When I asked my husband if it was good, he said, "good is an understatement..." and the kids asked if there was any more! I will definitely be keeping this recipe! Thank you for posting it :)
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This was very tasty. I had about 2 1/2 c. blueberries that I simmered with the sugar and a couple tablespoons of water in a saucepan until the sugar dissolved. Then I poured the blueberry mixture over the batter and topped with a crumbly mixture of quick-cooking oats, cin., brown sugar, and butter. The batter was light and fluffy. A definite keeper.
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Made this last night and shared it with friends while still warm from the oven. It didn't last long even though I doubled the recipe. Added scoops of vanilla ice cream and poof the next thing I know it was almost all gone! Have just enough left for one more serving for me and the hubby. Made as directed but used about only 2/3rds of the sugar called for on the top and this was plenty sweet for us. Had to bake longer about 50-55 minutes due to doubling it and using a 13 x 9 pan. Excellent will make again. Would be good with other fruits too!