Cobbler is such a simple and delicious dessert. It’s the perfect go-to dessert for when you have company or when you just want something yummy and fruity. Cobbler is so versatile and I love that you can get amazing results using fresh or frozen fruit.
Today I’m going to show you how you can make as much or as little as you want. Easy Peasy!
We had some black berries that were about to go bad in our fridge this week. It wasn’t enough to make a whole cobbler, but it was enough to make a couple single serving cobblers. I pulled out some frozen blueberries and raspberries to make a few more so everyone could have one for dessert.
I also wanted to keep the sugar low, so I grated an apple and used it mixed in with the berries to sweeten up the filling without adding more sugar.
For the topping, I made my favorite oatmeal, brown sugar and butter, crumb topping.
It was so fun for everyone to have their own dessert and to pick the type of berries they wanted in theirs.
The ingredients and directions are for making one single serve cobbler. Just increase it accordingly for how many you are planning to make and if you want to make it in an 8×8 baking dish instead of in single servings, multiply the recipe by six.
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- NOTE: These directions are per each serving so multiply it by how many servings you plan to make.
- ½ cup berries or fruit of choice
- 2 tbsp oatmeal
- 1 tbsp all-purpose flour
- 1 tbsp brown sugar, slightly packed
- 1½ tbsp softened butter
- pinch of salt
- pinch of baking soda
- a couple drops of vanilla
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Place berries/fruit In a ramekin or other small baking dish
- In a separate bowl, Mix all other ingredients....oatmeal, flour, sugar, butter, salt, baking soda, and vanilla. Use your hand or a fork to make sure all ingredients are incorporated well.
- Sprinkle oatmeal mixture evenly over berries/fruit.
- Place ramekin on a baking dish (just in case it boils over a little bit) and bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes or until topping is beginning to lightly brown.
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Don’t forget the ice cream!
One of my fav desserts, with vanilla ice cream 🙂
YUM!! I love a good cobbler 😀
This looks delicious! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
These are perfect! I adore cobbler in any form, but love these individual portions for entertaining.
These look awesome, and surely taste good too! Perfect dessert, indeed!
I LOVE that you can make just a few or a lot. Perfect for unexpected guests or family! 🙂
Made this tonight for myself and my husband. Amazing! I love that we don’t have a ton of dessert leftover and it’s just the right amount of sweetness. I used frozen wild blueberries, and I plan on using other fruits next time! Thanks so much!
You’re welcome. I love it too, and I love that I can adapt the recipe to how ever many people will be eating.
Can you make this in the microwave?
I’ve never tried it. I think it would work you just wouldn’t get the nice crispness that comes from baking it in the oven.
Hello so glad I found your blog I really want to try baking cobbler Most recipe comes in a big batch Just one question to ask what the oatmeal do you mean in the recipe? It means cooked roll oas ? Thanks
Just regular or quick oatmeal (not cooked) either will be fine.
Hi! This looks delicious and I can’t wait to try it. Quick question- if making a larger batch in an 8×8 dish how much does 6 pinches of baking soda and salt roughly translate to? Also, the last bullet just says “coup”… is that another ingredient that got cut off?
Thanks!
Hi Jessica, thank you! This recipe is one of my favorites and I make it ALL.THE.TIME. If making a 8×8 dish just use 1/4 baking soda and 1/4 tsp salt or a little less if using salted butter. That “coup” shouldn’t have been there at the bottom. I have removed it. Thanks for pointing it out to me.
Hope you like the cobbler!
Maria
This is a great and easy recipe to make for a single gal when she’s craving a little something sweet. Thanks for sharing! Used frozen Blackberries and it turned out great. I will say though it’s actually a “crisp” and not a “cobbler” as the recipe name implies.
So glad you liked it! I love that this recipe can be so versatile. You are right that this is a crisp and not a cobbler. My mom always called it cobbler growing up and I guess I have a hard time breaking the habit. 🙂
Do the berries need to be cooked or could i add them after cooking? I am making this for a large group of people and I want them to choose whatever berries they want. Thanks!
Hi Patrick, that is a great idea for a dessert at a party. Just have fresh or frozen fruit and then once you add the topping you will need to cook the individual desserts so you will need a way to label everyone’s so they can tell which one is theirs.