No canned blueberries in this cobbler. It's filled with fresh ones and it's bursting with blueberry flavor. The crumble on top is light, airy, and crunchy. Perfect with the blueberry filling.

Crisp kismet: When the recipe calls for six tablespoons of butter and that is precisely what you have in your fridge. (Amy Drew Thompson/Orlando Sentinel) Because it’s blueberry season!

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You may also want to get a sous-chef to help you whip a large batch if you have a big gathering. Take advantage of the berry season and make this amazing blueberry cobbler this Easter. Consisting of ...