This keto berry cobbler with blackberries and blueberries is an easy and delicious comfort food dish. Made with almond flour it is low carb and gluten free deliciousness in a bowl!
Initially this was going to be just blackberries, but I didn't have enough for a complete dish, so I threw in a punnet of plump blueberries. It worked out beautifully and have made this exactly the same again, but you could also use other berries for this dish.
Mixed Keto Berry Cobbler
This is perfect comfort food. I made this berry cobbler on a rainy Sunday afternoon in the UK, and the Chief Taster was lucky to be left any once I tasted it. One tablespoon of the delicious berries with the almond topping hit the right notes and I reached for a larger spoon under the guise of "research taste testing". Then had to stop myself before the Chief Taster came home to an empty pie dish and me asleep on the sofa.
How to make berry cobbler
Just a few ingredients are needed to make a low carb cobbler.
- Berries - I used a mix of blueberries & blackberries but any low carb berry will work.
- The topping is a mix of almond flour, butter, low carb sweetener and eggs. Low carb store cupboard staples that you might have to hand.
This berry cobbler is just superb with a serving of cream. The Chief Taster is very much a pudding man, and this is now a request on a raining, grey day. As it's an easy dish with a handful of ingredients it can appear on our menu quickly.
Another delicious cobbler to try is my strawberry cream cheese cobbler. This is made with strawberries but has dollops of cream cheese in it too for a hint of cheesecake.
OTHER BLUEBERRY DESSERTS YOU WILL ENJOY
Blackberry & Blueberry Cobbler
Ingredients
- 2 cups Blackberries
- 1 cup Blueberries
- ½ cup Butter, softened unsalted
- ¼ cup Erythritol sweetener of choice
- 2 Eggs
- ½ cup Almond Flour
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla essence
- ¼ teaspoon Salt
- ½ teaspoon Baking powder
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 190C/375F degrees.
- Place the fruit a baking dish.
- Beat the butter and erthyritol in a bowl until creamy.
- Add the eggs, vanilla and salt and blend well.
- Add the almond flour and baking powder and mix well.
- Spoon the batter on top of the berries.
- Bake for 30 minutes.
- Eat and enjoy!
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Jessica
Can you use frozen berries to make this?
Angela Coleby
Yes you can. I've made it with both frozen and fresh.
Kalin
This turned out delicious! Thank you so much ☺️
Angela Coleby
Happy you enjoyed it!
Lesley
The Blueberry Cobbler is just wonderful- I am Carnivore but husband is Keto. Made this on New Year’s Day for him, but I had a portion too! Amazing and amazingly easy. Such a fabulous pudd, will be a doddle to make for guests, when I usually stress over suitable deserts
. Thank you 😊
Angela Coleby
Delighted you enjoyed it!
StaceyWellness
Living in the Pacific Northwest, berries are plentiful in the summer. Have made this many times in the last 2 seasons. My neighbor has a u-pick blueberry field. Made this 2x with just blueberries & now that the blackberries are just coming in this year, made the recipe as written. We just LOVE it and admittedly....have had it for dessert & then for breakfast the next morning, haha!!! Thanks!
Angela Coleby
I am so jealous of your pick your own blueberry field!
CV
I don't usually love almond flour desserts but this one was sooooo delicious!
Angela Coleby
That's great to hear, thanks!
Emily
Can you use frozen berrries or do they need to be fresh?
Angela Coleby
Either work good! I've baked this with both happily
Carla
Fantastic
Linda
You are my hero!! What an awesome, delicious, amazing recipe! I have been trying some different recipes to use our black raspberries from our garden and you nailed it! This cobbler was so yummy....no one would ever know it was low carb. I'm new to keto and I thank you for a well written recipe. I had Truvia sweetener instead of Erythritol so it took me a while to figure out the equivalent which was 3-3/4 teaspoons of Truvia to equal the 1/4 cup Erythritol. I baked at 350 degrees for 25 min and it was perfect! I'm not very experienced in cooking and always need a recipe that doesn't assume I know anything. I will be checking out all your other recipes. Again, thanks!
Angela Coleby
Thank you Linda! You'r lovely words has made my day! I hope you enjoy the other recipes! And black raspberries? Wow! I've never heard of that!
Chelsi
We loved this! Thank you for delicious, simple keto dessert options for my fam!
Angela Coleby
Glad you all enjoyed it!
Janet
I made this and it is very good!
Angela Coleby
Glad you enjoyed it!!
ARGYRO
Just tasted it, it's delicious! I used blackberries and raspberries and coconut blossom sugar instead of erythritol. Absolutely great for when you need something to satisfy your sweet tooth! Will definitely make it again.
Divalicious
Glad you enjoyed it! I find this to be a great comfort dish during the winter too!
christopherbox76
Low carb!? What? No way! This makes me happy. Blueberry awesome no carb delish - get in my belly right now?
Divalicious
Made me laugh! Hope you enjoy it!
buttoni
My this lookd delicious. I love fruit cobblers and will give this one a go when I get the berries!