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Blueberry cobbler help

We all know I’m on a budget, I’ve blogged that to death.  Alex has been told V-Day will be low key (which it always should be, because let’s be honest it’s a made up holiday.  But if it means I get flowers, I’m all for this silly made up holiday.).  So I’ve gotten him some little gifts, but I’m also making him a nice dinner so we don’t go out and spend a fortune.  This includes surprising him with his 99-year old Grandmother’s blueberry cobbler that he talks about on a weekly basis.  Yes, I finally found a family member who remembers the recipe.  You don’t have to tell me I’m a good girlfriend, I already know.

Here’s the thing though, I’ve never made a blueberry cobbler before and there’s a part in the recipe that’s confusing me:

Pour flower mix into baking dish of melted butter top with fruit bake for 45 minutes

Does this mean the blueberries go on top??  I’ve never seen a cobbler with fruit on top of the butter/carb filled topping.

  1. thisratinacage said: I’m pretty sure as it’s baking the blueberries will kink to the bottom. I have a different recipe for Blackberry Cobbler, and I always put the batter in first and then put the blackberries on top. They sink down seep everywhere. Delicious.
  2. imnotthatkindofgirl said: butter baking dish, pour in blueberrys, flour mixture on top, bake. (i googled some random cobbler to check, but that’s what i would have assumed too)
  3. thelifeandtimesofenc said: the blueberries will settle as it cooks and incorporate in with the batter!
  4. tehvalerie said: Pioneer Woman has a similar recipe (her Blackberry Cobbler #1). If that batter is thin enough it totally works.
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