Made this sans topping, because vanilla bean ice cream is always good. Holy cow, this is way richer than I expected! That stick-plus of butter is really doing its part. Everyone who had it agreed it should stay in the regular rotation. Thanks!
Here's a Canadian country girl stuck for now in Holland..a country with boring pastry..LOVE this recipe...and the folks LOVE my cooking and baking.Good job gal! Thanks a million! Tot ziens!
Made your recipe. It was very good. The contribution of lemon zest and topping cannot be described. Will become a common dessert. Plan to try the strawberry cheesecake bars.
Oh, swoon! Malted milk powder was my child hood favorite drink. This looks great! So well guided the steps to get this lovely dish off the launching pad. THANKS!
Once I ran out of toothpicks I improvised by using spaghetti sticks and now I use that method to check for fineness. Also, was wondering if this creation would freeze and thaw well. It would be nice to make several while berries are plentiful and have this yummy delight even after berry season is long gone. Thanks for great treat!
I have some frozen fruit left over from last years "neighborhood generosity" and was wondering what to do with it. I think a buckle is my answer! Thanks!
I call it a Big Belly Berry Buckle! I’ll pass on this one. On second thought, nah; I’ll still pass but as always Bridgett and Julia make everything look appealing and tasty!
You can eat it however you want. You can eat it in the rain. You can eat it on a train. You can eat it in a tree. You can eat it however you see. In a house or in a box, with a mouse or with a Fox. You can eat it here or there. You can eat it anywhere!
I hate when you attempt get the recipe you are bombarded with "sign up here"! I am subscribed, I generally hit the like button, but NO I don't want to join! Pain in the ........
This recipe is slightly more complicated than the one a friend shared with me 20+ years ago. Hers was from her grandmother and incorporates all the fruit into the batter rather than dividing. I see no reason for the extra step.
•💟• Pure, unadulterated, cassic "Buckle" that you're talking about is heavenly. No need to contaminate the tried and true recipes with fussy tampering. •💟•
Made this sans topping, because vanilla bean ice cream is always good. Holy cow, this is way richer than I expected! That stick-plus of butter is really doing its part. Everyone who had it agreed it should stay in the regular rotation. Thanks!
Here's a Canadian country girl stuck for now in Holland..a country with boring pastry..LOVE this recipe...and the folks LOVE my cooking and baking.Good job gal! Thanks a million! Tot ziens!
Made your recipe. It was very good. The contribution of lemon zest and topping cannot be described. Will become a common dessert. Plan to try the strawberry cheesecake bars.
Oh, swoon! Malted milk powder was my child hood favorite drink. This looks great!
So well guided the steps to get this lovely dish off the launching pad. THANKS!
She is the best on this show ☆☆☆☆☆👍👍👍👍👍👍💚💚💚💚💚
Don't forget julia
I just love her 🤗🤗🤗
Made it this morning, the batter made for a very tender cake!
This looks delicious! Can’t wait to try it! And the malted whipped cream! OMG, mind blown!
This recipe looks delicious; I look forward to trying it. And, I learned a new adjective: "Smurfy". Thank You! 🙂
Rhea Seahorn is totally playing Bridget in the ATK movie.
Movie ?
Once I ran out of toothpicks I improvised by using spaghetti sticks and now I use that method to check for fineness. Also, was wondering if this creation would freeze and thaw well. It would be nice to make several while berries are plentiful and have this yummy delight even after berry season is long gone. Thanks for great treat!
OMG Yummy, definitely on my radar to make this summer with summer berries. Thanks :)
I have some frozen fruit left over from last years "neighborhood generosity" and was wondering what to do with it. I think a buckle is my answer! Thanks!
Looks so good and not to difficult
This looks delicious, and thanks for showing how to make the buckle. Can't wait to make this! 🌸
YOUR THE BEST THANK YOU
this is best video i have
watched in a while
Can You please make the recipe for diabetics that’s delicious
Definitely trying this recipe! Thank you!!
Whatever you call it, it's good.
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That looks great I want a slice !!!
Looks delicious, so pretty too
Mmm this looks good
Can I use frozen berries to make this recipe or any other fruit combination? Where I live we only grow strawberries and it's very very expensive
@@sandrah7512 thank you
I was also wondering if frozen berries would work, we have lots of frozen blueberries & blackberries 😁
What did they say about making it with strawberries?
Damn that looks good!
Gorge!!!!!!
'... smurfy purple buckle....' chuckle 😃
What is the nutrition breakdown per serving?
Found it. Thanks. Made the recipe today and it is fantastic. Used raspberries and blackberries.
DELICIOUS ..
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I call it a Big Belly Berry Buckle!
I’ll pass on this one.
On second thought, nah; I’ll still pass but as always Bridgett and Julia make everything look appealing and tasty!
Why cut the berries in half horizontally, when cutting in the vertical (like strawberries) would be more viable - than having chunky bunky buckle ?
I'm keto, can I use ground elk instead of flour?
Elk?
Elk??!
OOOO, sounds so good... try it out and let us know.
You can use it in the whipped cream in place of sugar.
In my experience, elk and blackberry is just too sweet.
Can we eat this warm?
You can eat it however you want. You can eat it in the rain. You can eat it on a train. You can eat it in a tree. You can eat it however you see. In a house or in a box, with a mouse or with a Fox. You can eat it here or there. You can eat it anywhere!
Not Fair---Where's my piece?
Sugar OVERLOAD 😳 I wonder why we have a diabetes epidemic
I hate when you attempt get the recipe you are bombarded with "sign up here"! I am subscribed, I generally hit the like button, but NO I don't want to join! Pain in the ........
This recipe is slightly more complicated than the one a friend shared with me 20+ years ago. Hers was from her grandmother and incorporates all the fruit into the batter rather than dividing. I see no reason for the extra step.
It's not necessary, but it's probably very nice to have a fruity layer next to the crumb. Makes it juicer.
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Pure, unadulterated, cassic "Buckle" that you're talking about is heavenly. No need to contaminate the tried and true recipes with fussy tampering.
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