Wild Blackberry Cobbler Recipe

Wild Blackberry Cobbler

We have wild blackberries on our property. They have been quite prolific this year. We ended up with 4-5 gallons of blackberries this year and I made several cobblers. Here’s my recipe for wild blackberry cobbler.

Filling

In a large pot, I combine

  • about 6 cups of rinsed blackberries
  • with enough water to cover them.
  • 1 cup of sugar/sweetener (I use Monkfruit),
  • 1 tsp vinegar.

Bring that to a boil and add 1 tsp vanilla at the end.

Batter

The batter is

  • 1 stick of butter melted,
  • 1.5 cups self-rising flour sifted, and
  • enough milk to make a drop-biscuit batter.

I put the blackberries on the bottom of a 9″x13″ pan, then drop the biscuit batter on top of that. Bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about 25-35 minutes or til the biscuit dough is done and slightly browned.

Serve with vanilla icecream.

Dave picking wild blackberries in Northwest Georgia

Wild Blackberries in Northwest Georgia

Marnie picking wild blackberries in Northwest Georgia

Wild Blackberries in Northwest Georgia

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Marnie Pehrson Kuhns is a bestselling author and business consultant who has written over 31 books. What might earth stewardship look like in the future? Marnie's new novel, “Z: A Dystopian / Millennium Novel” illustrates what a healthy relationship with nature can look like in a world gone haywire.

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