I had no idea a buckle was something other than what I loosened on my belt after eating too many of the aforementioned sweets. I'm still not sure what exactly defines the baked good known as a buckle. I bet Wikipedia could help me out, but I think I'll just enjoy the mystery.
This recipe came from Martha Stewart via a new-to-me blog, Cinnamon Spice and Everything Nice. I knew I had a breakfast meeting at work coming up and thought this seemed like an easy enough thing to throw together the night before. And I was right - it came together very quickly and easily.

I never met a streusel topping I didn't like.

The buckle wasn't as sweet as you might expect a coffee cake-type thing to be. Due to the FIVE cups of blueberries I added, I would say that the fruit was the main flavor so you have to like blueberries to like this. The McHusband's a fan of those little purple suckers so he really enjoyed his slab of the buckle. Me? I liked it enough, but it wasn't my favorite.

1 comment:
That is right up McDad's alley....me... not so much! Pretty though... some blueberry things like pie can be pretty offputting with their color. McMom
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