If you're looking for a "cobbler" please keep looking. If you're looking for a great snack cake you've found it! My family loved this cake. I did make some changes. First I substituted canola oil for the butter. I also added 1 tsp. of cinnamon and 1/3 cup mini chocolate chips to the batter. Baking time was closer to 60 minutes. I kept checking every 5 minutes after 40. We are always on the lookout for recipes that will work in a Dutch oven and my son's scout troop is going to try this one out the next time they camp; using frozen raspberries instead of fresh.

I have a habit of changing recipes, so I'm afraid I can't vouch for the true deliciousness of the recipe as written, but what I made was very tasty! I replaced the AP flour with whole wheat pastry flour (which made the end result a little chewier than it probably should be) and I reduced the volume of sugar by half (and substituted Splenda, anyway), and used applesauce in place of the butter. I had to add another 1/3 cup milk, possibly because of the whole wheat flour, but others said they needed more liquid, too. Used blueberries, baked for 40 minutes, and for me, that was enough. I cut the result into 16 small-ish squares (out of an 8x8 pan) and they are only about 75 calories/square. Excellent for when I need a low cal sweet treat! Freezes and thaws quite well!

Pretty Good : ) I had to bake almost 1 hour. I used fresh raspberries that I had bought and put in the freezer until I decided what I was going to do with them. Thanks for a good recipe!

very good. I used fresh raspberries and the cake was very moist. I would make it again.

This is definitely a cake like dessert. It's not a cobbler. Not too bad but not what I was looking for.

I have made this recipe many times now. It's my husbands favorite! He likes it better than traditional Cobbler. I make it and serve it with Vanilla ice cream and a berrie puree. I use all different berries. It does however take closer to an hour to cook. Fantastic easy and quick!

I just made this with fresh blackberries, and it turned out great. It is more like a coffee cake than a cobbler as other reviewers have stated, but it is still fantastic. I baked it for about 45 minutes. I also drizzled a lemon glaze over each piece.

This was an exceptional berry cobbler. My cooking class of very young students gobbled it up! Easy too!

it turned out beautifully!

I really enjoyed this, though it was more like a muffin or cake, I also had to increase the milk to a cup, and I found that I had to add some more sugar when I used frozen berries.

This recipe is ok but not well named. It's really not a cobbler at all--more like a very good coffee cake with fresh berries. I used raspberries and it was delicious. A little misleading by the name, though.

I thought this was very dry, my family nor co-workers liked it very much.

Great way to use fresh berries. Nice for breakfast with OJ.

Really yammi! used thawed frozen mixed berries, so easy and so good, with basic ingredients most households would have:)

This was a very nice cake indeed, quick and easy with ingredients with I typically have on hand. I really liked it. I did add maybe a quarter to half teaspoon of cinnamon and a quarter teaspoon of freshly grated nutmeg to the batter as I feel the taste compliments the raspberries. I used frozen raspberries and baked this close to an hour. Lovely homey appeal and flavor. I will make this again! Thank you, Sheila, for your submission!

This is more like a 'buckle' than a cobbler, but so yummy. I followed the recipe as written, (had to add more milk & bake longer, about an hour.) I used blackberries, cause I'd been out picking them. I topped it w/crumb topping as in the 'Blueberry Buckle', recipe found in this site, & drizzled with glaze after it cooled. Made one for my friend & her family also & they all loved it. Thanks!!

Very moist more like a cobbler cake than a cobbler but very good just the same. Used raspberries but I think it would be great with blueberries too.