Dressing Up the “Red” Barn + Making Blackberry Cobbler! 🏡🩶🤤

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• DI

  @diananazaroff5266 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Here&apos;s the written recipe:<br>BLACKBERRY COBBLER<br><br>9x13 baking dish <br>3-4 cups blackberries - enough to cover the bottom of the baking dish<br>1 Cup Milk <br>1 Cup All Purpose Flour <br>1 1/2 Cups Sugar <br>2 Tsp Baking Powder <br>1/2 Tsp Vanilla <br>1 stick (8Tbsp) Butter <br>1/4 Tsp Kosher Salt <br> <br>Cut butter into pieces and put in bottom of dish, place in preheating oven to melt (350 degrees). <br>Prep blackberries by checking them over. Add 1/2 cup sugar to berries and gently mix. <br>Batter: <br>Add flour, remainder of sugar, baking powder and salt to a bowl <br>Whisk together dry ingredients <br>Add milk and vanilla <br>Whisk until smooth <br> <br>Place berries onto melted butter evenly spaced, don&apos;t mix. <br>Pour batter over berries <br>Bake for 30-40 minutes until batter turns a golden brown. Can go a few minutes longer. When cooked longer, the butter forms a caramelization on the bottom.<br> <br>Enjoy everybody!

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• KA

  @kathryngalajda3553 · 2 months ago

  I think the plywood would look better painted black or dark grey like the barn.

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• BL

  @bluesoldierette · 2 months ago

  I have an idea for the barn doors. You could just add some cedar tongue and groove or paneling etc to the plywood part so you don’t have to completely redo them. I think that would be super cute.

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• DA

  @dawnbuss5811 · 2 months ago

  The barn looks great and I believe a copper light will be perfect ❤

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• TE

  @terrizimmerman5297 · 2 months ago

  The barn doors were so incredibly thirsty, it wouldn’t hurt to give both sides 2-3 coats. What a Beautiful transformation with the planted barrels added.

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• SH

  @shellyroman1321 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Can we talk about the &quot;♡&quot; on that left door? That was the first thing I noticed. &nbsp;Even the structures on the GA property love being there! I think galvanized steel panel insets would look beautiful where the plywood is. Less maintenance in the long run. The new color of the barn is really beautiful! Great choice!♡

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• CA

  @Canadianviewer · 2 months ago

  That really dry wood needs a paint brush VS rag application. &nbsp;Much easier to layer more oil.

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• LA

  @LadyJSunflower62 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;m a woodworker, and I use a paint roller to apply oil to large areas of wood that have a tendency to suck up a lot, then I go over with a dry oil sponge. Also takes less time. You can also go over it a second time if need be. Takes way less time.

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• PO

  @pomme800 · 2 months ago (edited)

  The barn looks so pretty in grey and the copper light will be lovely....the doors look better but need more oil or a stain I think.(still look a bit parched) <br>Your half-barrel planters are genius though; the hydrangea standards &nbsp;look so fresh!!!! Laura, have you thought about staining the wood shakes grey &nbsp;on the front of the tunnels to match the barn?I think it would be a lovely trio from afar

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• MK

  @mkowal1112 · 2 months ago

  Those planters are perfection, lovely plant combo.

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• MA

  @marilynkimbrel2743 · 2 months ago

  Love the barn color, not so sure about the doors???? Planters look super good though!

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• AM

  @Amberwhiskey · 1 month ago

  Yes! Definitely need a “Red Barn” sign. The barn looks great as does that entire area. It’s so satisfying to see it all come together. ❤

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