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The Cobb (No, I’m Not Talking Salad)

Posted on: September 14, 2012
The Cobb (No, I’m Not Talking Salad)

Hi everyone, I’m Jennie from Running In High Heals! I am For Chic Sake’s new food contributor and I’ll be posting delicious recipes twice a month for you to enjoy at home! If you’d like to get to know me better, you can read my bio here.

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It’s fresh. It’s delicious. It’s super easy to make. It’s a summertime favorite – blackberry cobbler! (But in my circle, just lovingly referred to as “The Cobb” because I make it so often!)  With just a few ingredients (most of which are found in your fridge or pantry) you can really use any fruit to make this delicious and easy summertime dessert!  Ever since I found this recipe in the July 2008 issue of Southern Living, The Cobb has been my go-to summer dessert.  I’ll show you just how easy it is!

The Cobb

Ingredients

  • 4 cups of fresh blackberries or other fruit
  • 1 cup all purpose flour
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 6 tablespoons unsalted butter
  • Lemon juice
  • Vanilla ice cream or whipped cream (I used TJ’s French Vanilla Ice Cream)

Instructions

  1. First, gather your ingredients: you’ll need lemon juice, all-purpose flour, sugar, butter, one egg, and blackberries.
  2. Lightly grease a baking dish or 8x8 pan and preheat your oven to 375.
  3. Rinse your blackberries (about 4 cups) and pour them onto the bottom of your greased up baking dish.
  4. Sprinkle with lemon juice, fresh squeezed (about 1 lemon) or from a bottle. The recipe calls for 1 tablespoon but I just estimate and drip it on. Lemon juice helps preserve the color of the berries and adds a little kick of tart!
  5. Mix the flour and sugar (1 cup each) with the egg in a separate bowl. It won’t mix all the way because there isn’t much liquid but it should be a coarse consistency.
  6. Pour the flour mixture over the berries, covering them evenly.
  7. Melt the butter (I did it in the microwave) and drizzle over the flour-covered berries.
  8. Step back and take a moment to reflect on how easy that was to assemble, then put it in your 375 degree oven and set the timer for 30 minutes.
  9. Check on your cobbler after 30 minutes to see if it is slightly browned and the juices are bubbling. It may need 5 more minutes for a total cooking time of 35 minutes, but overdone cobbler is the worst, so just check it at 30 minutes.
  10. Let it stand for 10-15 minutes to cool down slightly. Serve with vanilla ice cream or sweetened whipped cream and sprinkle with a little powdered sugar.
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Warm cobbler fresh from the oven is so tasty – your guests will love it! The contrast of the warm cobbler with the cold ice cream is amazing.  The melted ice cream at the bottom of your bowl flavored with blackberry juice is so good!  Don’t be surprised when everyone wants seconds!

You can try making this cobbler with all types of summer fruits – I’ve used blueberries, raspberries, and peaches (based on what is in season or on sale!) and have loved them all, but always come back to the original blackberries!  It heats up great for breakfast the next morning (on the rare occasion you have leftovers)!  Hope you and your guests enjoy this summertime classic!

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XO, Jennie

 

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