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Cooking & Baking

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Marthe48

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Sat May 11, 2024, 08:42 PM May 2024

Update: I made a small cobbler today. Why don't we hear about strawberry cobbler? [View all]

Last edited Wed May 15, 2024, 02:11 PM - Edit history (1)

I was curious if I could make a strawberry cobbler, and found plenty of recipes. I have plenty of fresh and frozen berries, so I'm going to try making one.

Has anyone had strawberry cobbler? I used to make black raspberry cobblers every summer. When we lived in the country, we had wild black raspberries every year, so many that I could make cobblers, jam, fruit salad and freeze several quarts.

If anyone has had strawberry cobbler, or made it, would love to hear what you think.

I had lots of strawberries. I made a half recipe of biscuit dough, used half to make biscuits, the other half for a small cobbler. About 2 cups of whole berries, rinsed, sorted, trimmed. Monks fruit to sweeten and cornstarch to thicken the juice. I used a little extra in case the berries were super juicy. I baked it uncovered at 325 for 35 mintes. Let it cool, just had some with ice cream. It is pretty good. I would make it again If I do, I might cut the berries at least in half.

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We ate blackberry cobblers all the time. Irish_Dem May 2024 #1
ALWAYS follow THAT law! elleng May 2024 #3
Yes I am a law abiding citizen when it comes to ice cream. Irish_Dem May 2024 #4
'Apple pie without the cheese elleng May 2024 #6
WOW, what's with Wisconsin and unusual laws/rules??? elleng May 2024 #9
Wisconsin is full of dairy farmers. Irish_Dem May 2024 #10
Thanks. elleng May 2024 #12
Yes. Irish_Dem May 2024 #15
Fabulous! elleng May 2024 #17
Yes some of my fondest childhood memories. Irish_Dem May 2024 #18
We always had fresh berries with biscuits Marthe48 May 2024 #7
Grandma put a little sugar in the drop biscuits when it was for dessert. Irish_Dem May 2024 #14
My mom... 2naSalit May 2024 #19
I remember them bootlegging the margarine from Iowa. Irish_Dem May 2024 #22
Don't think I've had it; used to make apple and/or peach cobbler, elleng May 2024 #2
We made apple crisp Marthe48 May 2024 #13
Yes, made crisp/cobbler at the drop of a hat!!! elleng May 2024 #16
Strawberries don't hold up as well, lose color, and are often mixed with something tart with more texture, like rhubarb. Freethinker65 May 2024 #5
Strawberry/Rhubarb is my favorite pie, elleng May 2024 #8
We had rhubarb in the country as well Marthe48 May 2024 #11
I've heard of strawberry rhubarb pie. And strawberry apple pie. applegrove May 2024 #20
Strawberry Rhubarb cobbler Diraven May 2024 #21
Not a cobbler, but similar Cairycat May 2024 #23
I know what you mean about "hot" strawberries. For some reason, I prefer strawberries japple May 2024 #25
We have them fairly often with frozen strawberries. rsdsharp May 2024 #24
Made a rhubarb dump cake the other day Freddie May 2024 #26
My father insisted on a strawberry pie for his birthday Retrograde May 2024 #27
Shoney's used to make strawberry pies Marthe48 May 2024 #28
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