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Mixed Berry Cobbler with Buttermilk Biscuits

This mixed berry cobbler is made with an easy frozen berry filling and topped with buttery, flaky buttermilk biscuits. It's the no-fuss dessert cousin of a summer berry pie, but just as delicious, especially when topped with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream!

Prep

30m

Cook

1h 15m

Total

1h 45m

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Method

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For

9

M

I

For the buttermilk biscuits:

240

g

All-purpose flour

3

tbsp

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

314kcal

Fat

12g

Saturates

7g

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Notes

Keep the biscuit dough cold at all times! To avoid the butter melting out of the biscuits the minute they enter the oven, it's important to chill the dough every time after you touch it. Cut & stack the biscuit dough 3 times! This process of cutting the dough, stacking it, and rolling it out creates layers of dough & butter, which results in the flakiest buttermilk biscuits! After baking, let the cobbler cool for one hour. The key to getting a jammy fruit filling is to cook it until the juices are bubbling, then let it cool for a long time. When the fruit is cooked to the point of bubbling, the juices reduce, and the cornstarch activates. As it cools, the filling thickens up to the most delicious jammy filling.

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Mixed Berry Cobbler with Buttermilk Biscuits

This mixed berry cobbler is made with an easy frozen berry filling and topped with buttery, flaky buttermilk biscuits. It's the no-fuss dessert cousin of a summer berry pie, but just as delicious, especially when topped with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream!

Prep

30m

Cook

1h 15m

Total

1h 45m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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For the buttermilk biscuits:

240

g

All-purpose flour

3

tbsp

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

314kcal

Fat

12g

Saturates

7g

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Keep the biscuit dough cold at all times! To avoid the butter melting out of the biscuits the minute they enter the oven, it's important to chill the dough every time after you touch it. Cut & stack the biscuit dough 3 times! This process of cutting the dough, stacking it, and rolling it out creates layers of dough & butter, which results in the flakiest buttermilk biscuits! After baking, let the cobbler cool for one hour. The key to getting a jammy fruit filling is to cook it until the juices are bubbling, then let it cool for a long time. When the fruit is cooked to the point of bubbling, the juices reduce, and the cornstarch activates. As it cools, the filling thickens up to the most delicious jammy filling.

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