This isn't a 'real' cobbler because the fruit isn't mixed into the batter. I chose to use this recipe as a shortcake. I heated up some strawberries with sugar, and poured them over the top of the split cobbler.
Strawberry Cobbler
2 cups flour
1 cup sugar
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 egg
2/3 cup milk or buttermilk
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 Tablespoons melted butter, cooled
Lots of strawberries
Preheat oven to 350ยบ F.
Combine dry ingredients.
In a separate bowl, beat an egg, and stir in buttermilk, vanilla, and cooled butter.
Mix all ingredients and put into greased 7x11 pan. (8x8 would probably work, too)
Bake 35-40 minutes until top is firm.
This is a really wonderful June dessert. Heavenly, especially topped with whipped cream.
That looks so good. Thanks (I think) for posting recipe. Now I'm craving strawberry shortcake.
ReplyDeleteIt was really so great.
DeleteLooks lovely and I bet it smells heavenly!
ReplyDeleteSo the definition for a cobbler is that the fruit has to be mixed into the batter? I have learnt something new then today, thank you!
You're welcome. I just recently learned. I should do a post about all those desserts and their names.
DeleteThis looks extra, extra yummy, Nan. Hope you enjoyed it!!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah!
DeleteAlas, here in Nashville our strawberries have gone by and our blackberries have shriveled up for lack of rain. Down here we have to ask the peach to do everything!
ReplyDeleteAnd to me, the peach is an almost foreign fruit. I bet I've tasted only a couple in my life.
DeleteAre those fresh strawberries? We don't see fresh local strawberries until early to mid July. There is nothing like local strawberries! mmm
ReplyDeleteYes they are! This is the average time they appear around here. How I love them. My favorite fruit, at least until the raspberries come.
DeleteLooks so delicious!! I would rather have it that way anyway!! Your blogger photo is gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is delicious! When do your strawberries come out there?
DeleteWhat are awesome sound dessert. Looks yummy too.
ReplyDeleteOh dear goodness. That. Looks. AWESOME. I think I know what I'll be having for dessert this week when it reaches the high 90s. YUM.
ReplyDeleteIt's quite perfect. I've heard it might be 90 even around here this week.
DeleteI just made some peach cobbler with peaches I canned last summer - yum, now I think I will have to try strawberry cobbler. Cobbler is one of my favorite desserts, so I am really good to go on this recipe.
ReplyDeleteI'm reading Dead and Berried by Karen McInerney and just last night I read a recipe for a peach dish. As I wrote to Betsy, it is a foreign fruit to me. I remember having those canned slices as a kid, but hardly ever tasting a real peach.
DeleteMmmmmm. Definitely time for me to make my strawberry cobbler! We're going to hit 100 today and it will be the perfect treat.
ReplyDeleteI considered making your recipe, but wanted something quicker and with strawberries on top so made this one instead. Still hope to make yours before the season is over.
DeleteAnd you have another lovely header, Nan. You must be having lots of fun with that new camera of yours!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is the most amazing camera. I barely need to be there. :<)
DeleteIt never fails - every time you post a new header, it thrills me. When it pops up on the screen, a big "ooohhh" just pops out of me spontaneously
ReplyDeletethank you, Nan
I was so, so lucky. That butterfly didn't stay still but a minute. The mock orange has been full of butterflies. Oh, what a tree. I love it.
DeleteThanks so much for your kind words. I miss you.
Love the new header pic, and the recipe sound delicious. I love strawberries.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Some of the nicest strawberry memories we have are teas in England. Heaven.
DeleteI plan to try out this recipe; I love these kinds of foods. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe photo in your blog header by the way made me catch my breath. Beautiful and so fitting for spring about to become summer (a spring that's already been so summery too).
I love them too. While others love chocolate anything, it is fruit desserts that I can't resist.
DeleteI was lucky with the blog header pic. That mock orange has been full of butterflies. They don't calmly eat as I see them on lilacs, but have been almost wild with movement. The mock orange has the sweetest smell ever, and maybe they love it.
Nan, you are making my mouth water!!! It looks heavenly!!
ReplyDeleteAnd it tastes even better than it looks!
DeleteJust stopped at the farm market yesterday and brought home a big basket of berries....I've been sitting here smelling them trying to decide if I want to make jam. This looks so much easier and just as delicious. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMuch easier! If you'd like some other ideas, you may type 'strawberries' into the search bar. There are quite a few recipes here. I love strawberries.
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