Berry Cobbler Recipes

This lightened up version of berry cobbler has just three ingredients.

A berry-licious blended protein smoothie

Add 2 tsp low-sodium baking powder OR 1 teaspoon regular

A not-too-rich cobbler concoction that can serve as a dessert or breakfast!

This is a quick and easy summer cobbler with VERY LITTLE fat & calories per serving. It's decadent with a scoop of low-fat vanilla frozen yogurt, or even a few dollops of Cool-Whip Free topping.

This fruit dessert is heavy on taste but light on artificial sugar. It even has healthy oatmeal in the crust!

Easy and quick low calorie berry cobbler.

A simple but satisfying dessert that can be thrown together with basic pantry staples!

yummy

special treat

Slow Cooker Recipe

This is so good!

This is so good!

This is so good!

Pretty low cal - all things considered! Any type of berry can be used, even replace the canned cherry pie filling with 2 cups of berries for fewer calories

Just a quick, yummy cobbler recipe.

A delicious happy way to start the day

My version of a fruit cobbler found in the Better Homes & Gardens Cookbook.

The recipe that won my husband's heart (or stomach...not sure which came first!) Juicy berries topped with drop biscuits couldn't be easier to make, or more homey. You can use all whatever your favorite berry mix is (I use a pre-bought bag of three berry blend that I keep in the freezer), but be sure to include some blueberries, which are high in pectin and help the cobbler set up. I originally made this with full sugar, but now we enjoy it with partial splenda substitution.

The recipe that won my husband's heart (or stomach...not sure which came first!) Juicy berries topped with drop biscuits couldn't be easier to make, or more homey. You can use all whatever your favorite berry mix is (I use a pre-bought bag of three berry blend that I keep in the freezer), but be sure to include some blueberries, which are high in pectin and help the cobbler set up. I originally made this with full sugar, but now we enjoy it with partial splenda substitution.