Continuing the Blueberry Trend

We've been talking blueberries here in the cafe. Mindy's post from yesterday had me searching our archives because I was SO sure I'd shared my blueberry peach coffee cake. But I couldn't find the recipe (so maybe I never did share it?).

But I found this one instead. Since I'm on deadline, and this was SO easy and delicious, I decided to share. You can always add peaches.  :

Blueberry Crumble = Easiest Recipe Ever

My birthday was a few weeks back, and for dessert, my eldest daughter brought a delicious Blueberry Cobbler. It had OJ in it, which gave it a unique, but delicious taste. You can find the recipe here, but I recommend reading the comments because the tweaks made it even better.

The rest of this is like an O. Henry tale.

I had some (a lot) of blueberries that I'd bought at the Farmer's Market.

Unfortunately, it had rained a lot that morning, so when my youngest opened the blueberries, they weren't in the best of shape.

No worries, said I. I will bake something with them. So she stored them in the fridge.

Then DD#1 showed up with the aforementioned cobbler.

I forgot about the sad blueberries in the frig.

Then one day, I was in the supermarket (really, not too many days later) and I saw this.

I thought, OH! I can put that in a pan and layer the blueberries on top!

Happily dreaming of maple praline pecan blueberries, I told my daughter the good news.

Are you seeing the O. Henry twist yet?

Yes, she'd eaten all the blueberries because she felt badly and didn't want them to go to waste.

So, now I had granola, but no blueberries.

Alas, the supermarket had a sale, and these turned out to be the best blueberries I've had all summer!

The recipe is so basic.
Grease pan with butter.
Spread granola.
Layer blueberries on top.
Bake.

I have no idea how long I baked. Since nothing really needed to be cooked, I just baked long enough for the blueberries to get juicy and blend in.

This was delicious as dessert (especially with vanilla ice cream), but I discovered it made an even better (and healthier) lunch when mixed with vanilla Greek yogurt.

Honestly, the granola and blueberries could probably just go in the yogurt without baking, but it tasted really good this way.

When I originally made this last year, I was celebrating the release of a novella. Now I'm anticipating the release of a new collection, later this month. Here's a sneak peek at the cover.

Each of us chose a specific woman from the Old Testament and reimagined her story as a contemporary romance. I chose Samuel's mother, Hannah. I hope you'll keep your eye out for the collection later this month.