Easy Blueberry Cobbler in One Minute (single serving)

This Easy Blueberry Cobbler is ready in one minute! Learn how to make blueberry cobbler in the microwave with fresh or frozen blueberries. This homemade dessert for one is a simple treat for those sweet tooth and sugar cravings.

Yep, you can make this  single serving Easy Blueberry Cobbler recipe in ONE MINUTE!!  And it was quite tasty if I do say so myself!  Thumbs up from the family and they’ve actually been requesting these simple and easy blueberry cobblers on a regular basis now. 

If blueberry isn’t your thing, I also have a recipes for Individual Strawberry Cobblers and Amaretto Caramel Apple Mug Cobblers. Instead of blueberries you could also try different fruit in this recipe. If you like peach, check out my Simple Peach Cobbler.

You need just few minutes to prepare these cobblers, but each blueberry cobbler only takes ONE minute to cook in the microwave.  These single serving berry cobblers are perfect to make if you only want to make one or two servings instead of making a huge pan in the oven.

I like to put all the ingredients out on the counter and have everyone make their own. That way they can make it the way they like, and I don’t have to cook for everyone, haha!

These single serving cobblers are also great if you have a late night craving and need something quick! I cut way back on the sugar compared to other cobbler recipes and used simple ingredients but I bet you won’t miss it all!

These Easy Blueberry Cobblers are meant to be an easy QUICK fix if you’re craving something sweet. No, it’s NOT just as good as a big sugary gooey blueberry cobbler fresh out of the oven that took all day to make (so don’t send me nasty emails…), but it’s still tasty especially with a little ice cream or whipped cream on top.

How to Make Blueberry Cobbler:

This easy blueberry cobbler recipe comes together quick!

First, mix together all the dry ingredients including the flour, sugar, and baking powder.  Add a pinch of salt if you’d like. You could also add a little cinnamon or spices.

You can try a gluten-free baking flour, but I have not tried, so can’t guarantee how it compares.

I didn’t add a lot of sugar but you could add more or use a sugar substitute.

Then mix in your milk and melted butter to the batter.

Place your blueberries in the bottom of your ramekin. I used fresh blueberries, but you could also use defrosted frozen blueberries.

You’ll need a large ramekin (8 oz.) to bake the blueberry cobbler in. You could also substitute a large microwave safe mug or small bowl. This would work well like a mug cake recipe. You may need to adjust the cooking time if you use different size containers.

I did not add any sugar to my blueberries, but if you like your blueberry cobblers really sweet add a little sugar or even maple syrup or sugar substitute. Or if your blueberries aren’t very sweet, you may want to add a little more sweetener.

You could also add a little cornstarch or flour if you want to the blueberries so the fruit “juice” thickens a bit.  I really didn’t think it needed it, but you may want to experiment a bit.

Press down on your blueberries a little with the back of a spoon or fork to make room for the topping. For a little extra flavor you could add a little vanilla extract, almond extract, or even maple extract to the blueberries.

 Spoon your cobbler topping batter on top of the blueberries in a nice even layer.

Place the ramekin on top of a small microwave safe plate JUST in case the blueberries boil over a little.  Sometimes mine do boil over just a little, sometimes they don’t.

Microwave the blueberry cobbler on high for 30 seconds, check on it, then microwave another 30 seconds.

You may have to adjust the time slightly for your particular microwave.  Microwaving for 2 intervals of 30 seconds seemed to help prevent the blueberries from boiling over too much by giving them just enough time to cool down slightly.

Top this homemade blueberry cobbler with your favorite ice cream, whipped topping, or whipped cream if you’d like. And there you go, an easy single serving microwave blueberry cobbler ready in no time.

Wasn’t that quick and easy for a fresh blueberry cobbler? Not too many ingredients, a few minutes to prep, and 1 minute in the microwave for a quick and easy single serving blueberry cobbler!!!

Easy Blueberry Cobbler Tips:

• Blueberries are at their best in the summer, so give this a try with fresh sweet ripe blueberries. Other times of the year, you can also make this blueberry cobbler with frozen blueberries. You may want to defrost them first.
• You can try substituting other types of fruit, but depending on the type of fruit you may need to precook the fruit a little first.
• You can easily add your favorite spices and flavoring to both the blueberries and cobbler topping. Things to try would be cinnamon, nutmeg, fresh orange zest/juice, fresh lemon juice/zest, flavored extracts (vanilla, almond, maple, etc.), maple syrup, and anything else you can think of!
• Microwaves can vary, so you may need to adjust the cooking time and experiment a little.

Let me know in the comments what you added to your fresh blueberry cobbler to make it a little different. Easy blueberry desserts are perfect for summer, don’t you think?

Here’s a quick video to show how fast these cobblers are to put together…

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Easy Blueberry Cobbler in One Minute

Quick and easy blueberry cobbler recipe that can be made in just 1 minute!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 1 minute

Total Time 6 minutes

Yield 1 cobbler

Calories 269kcal

Author Lisa Huff

Ingredients

 

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• 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
• 2 teaspoons granulated sugar
• 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
• pinch of salt
• 2 tablespoons skim milk (or milk of choice)
• 2 teaspoons unsalted butter melted
• 1/2 cup fresh blueberries
• Toppings (optional): ice cream, whipped topping, or whipped cream

Instructions

• In a small bowl, mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt until well combined. Mix in milk and melted butter until just combined.
• Place blueberries in bottom of a large (8 oz.) microwave safe ramekin or microwave safe mug. Press blueberries down slightly with the back of a fork to break up. Spoon batter on top of blueberries.
• Place cobbler on top of small microwave safe plate in case blueberries boil over. Microwave on high for 30 seconds, check on cobbler, then microwave another 30 seconds. Adjust baking time as needed for your microwave.
• Top with your favorite ice cream, whipped topping, or whipped cream if desired.

Notes

SNAPPY TIPS: I have only made these cobblers 1 at a time in the microwave. You can make multiple cobblers at a time but will need to adjust cooking time. Do not overfill your ramekin/mug or it will boil over a lot. For a little more flavor add a little vanilla extract, almond extract, or other flavoring to the topping or fruit.

SNAPPY SUBSTITUTIONS: Instead of blueberries, try other fruit but some fruit may need to be precooked. You can also add a little sugar or maple syrup to the blueberries or add a little flour or cornstarch if you want the juices to thicken up. You can also add cinnamon or other spices to your cobbler topping or blueberries.

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keywords: fresh blueberry cobbler, how to make blueberry cobbler

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Nutrition:

Calories: 269kcal | Carbohydrates: 44g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 9g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 22mg | Sodium: 412mg | Potassium: 140mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 17g | Vitamin A: 351IU | Vitamin C: 7mg | Calcium: 107mg | Iron: 2mg

(Nutrition data is provided when available for informational purposes only and calculated using an online nutritional calculator. For the most accurate information please calculate based on specific ingredients and brands you use as well as any changes you made to the recipe. I am not a certified nutritionist or registered dietician and any nutritional information provided should only be used as a general guideline and estimate.)

(This post was updated slightly in May 2018 with a few new pictures and minor edits.)