27 Delicious Mulberry Recipes 

Pound cake takes its name from the measures of ingredients involved.

The confection calls for a pound of butter, a pound of sugar, and a pound of every other component. The resulting cake is dense and delicious.

Mulberry and lemon pound cake uses bright, tart fruit to liven up the treat.

This beginner recipe helps you wow your guests like a pro; it tastes advanced, but the baking process is simple and requires basic kitchen staples. 

Cobbler is the perfect treat for a warm summer evening. This mulberry cobbler recipe couldn't be easier.

The pastry mixes together quickly, an ideal treat for a party you forgot you promised you'd bring a dessert to.

The recipe calls for ingredients every baker always has on hand.

The cobbler allows variations, so get creative and add your own twist to the fruity, sweet confection. 

Mulberry crumb bars are a textural and flavor delight.

Thick, sweet mulberry jam tops a delicious cookie crust, while a pleasant crumble brings the dessert home.

This five-star mulberry crumb bar recipe comes together quickly and easily, using a few basic kitchen classics.

These treats bake in less than an hour. 

Nothing says ice cream needs to be limited to summer. The frosty treat delights year-round.

This recipe is for dairy-free ice cream, so invite your lactose-intolerant friends to enjoy a cone or dish.

Check your pantry and make your shopping list before making this sweet, fruity dessert.

In addition to coconut milk, you'll need uncommon ingredients like tapioca starch and maple syrup.

Jam improves everything it touches, whether it works alone or is paired with peanut butter.

This mulberry jam keeps its recipe simple, needing only three ingredients. 

The spread-making process is simple but does require patience.

The mulberries, sugar, and lemon juice need considerable time to thicken and become jam.

Lemonade is the perfect foundational drink. The sweet, tart beverage enhances any fruit flavor added to it. 

Mulberry lemonade adds a thick, mulberry puree to the classic drink. This recipe tops the mulberry lemonade with club soda, making an elegant, sparkling sip.

Each serving mixes up quickly and easily, using only four ingredients. 

Mulberry mojitos achieve the difficult feat of improving on perfection.

The classic rum cocktail recipe is mint-forward and refreshing. This recipe complements the minty flavor with sweet, delicious mulberries.

While mulberry mojitos aren't difficult to make, you will need to muddle the mint, adding a few extra minutes to the overall preparation time. 

Check out our favorite rums to use in a mojito!

Muffins are the perfect treat. The small confections make a perfect breakfast-on-the-go, dessert, or mid-day snack. 

This mulberry muffin recipe supplements a simple, classic muffin with sweet fruit, loading every bite with berries. 

Mulberry muffins are beginner-baker-friendly. Simply mix all of the kitchen-staple ingredients together, scoop into a tin, and bake. You'll be sampling your muffins in 40 minutes. 

Make these or other popular muffin recipes for a breakfast or snack.

Pie is the number one medium for fruit delivery. This mulberry pie abbreviates preparation time by using store-bought pastry dough for the shell.

The recipe recognizes the value of simplicity, using only six very common ingredients.

The pie bakes up quickly; however, it needs to cool in the refrigerator before baking.

Additionally, fifteen minutes into the bake time, you'll need to lower the oven's temperature, so stay alert. 

Danishes are impressive-looking utility treats. The handheld pastries make perfect desserts or sweet breakfast options. 

Mulberry puff pastry danishes take a lot of the work out of the baking process by using store-bought puff pastry.

Though making mulberry puff pastry danishes requires many steps, the process is user-friendly and achievable even for beginner bakers.

Nothing goes better with a hot cup of tea or coffee than a scone.

Mulberry scones spice up the classic recipe with the addition of plenty of sweet, delicious mulberries. A tart lemon glaze tops the pastry, pulling the dessert together. 

The recipe is a bit advanced, requiring bakers to grate their butter. However, those brave enough to take on the process will be rewarded with a buttery, delicious treat. 

Mulberry sorbet makes a delicious, refreshing alternative to ice cream. The light, fruity alternative keeps the cold creaminess while ditching the dairy.

Mulberry sorbet is easy to make. Puree berries with simple syrup, add some port, and freeze.

Most of the preparation time is dedicated to chilling the recipe. The sorbet is low in fat but not in flavor.

Mulberry compote makes a wonderful ingredient and topper. The sweet, jammy sauce goes well with sweet treats and meat alike.

You only need four ingredients to make your own mulberry compote: honey, mulberries, sugar, and lemon juice. 

The recipe is easy to follow; however, it requires patience. Actual preparation only needs 15 minutes; however, there is a great deal of waiting and simmering involved. 

Learn how compote differs from jams and other preserves.

Mulberry pie bars provide a neat, miniature alternative to full pies. Brown sugar oat topping gives the bars a warm, sweet crunch.

The recipe is simple and straightforward; however, you will need to make three individual components: the pie crust, the mulberry filling, and the oat crumble topping. 

The five-star recipe takes about an hour to complete.

Curd has nearly limitless uses. The thick sauce makes a great topping or filling.

Mulberry curd is so delicious you may be tempted to eat it with a spoon.

The mulberries aside, the recipe calls for basic kitchen ingredients.

While the process isn't complicated, it does take a while and several steps. You'll need to sanitize the jars to contain your curd before mixing the ingredients. 

Brownies may be the most beloved chocolate dessert of all time. The fudgy, delicious bars are adaptable, allowing for a wide range of mix-ins.

Mulberry brownies add a bright pop of fruity sweetness to every chocolatey bite.

Even beginner bakers can easily whip up a perfect batch of the treat with this recipe. 

Syrup's uses are limited by your imagination and taste.

Mulberry syrup provides the perfect accompaniment to pancakes and waffles. The sauce adds a bright pop of sweetness to cocktails.

The multi-purpose syrup needs only two ingredients: mulberries and sugar. The recipe takes 15 minutes to make, so even the most harried baker can prepare a batch. 

Mulberry and coconut slice combines two bright summertime flavors into one delicious sweet treat.

The recipe looks bakery professional while only requiring six ingredients.

The five-star recipe is easy to follow. You will, however, need to prepare three individual components: the shell, the filling, and the topping.

Mulberry and coconut slice bakes up in less than an hour. 

Mulberry cookies add the bright, sweet fruit to the classic thumbprint structure. A well of jam fills a soft sugar cookie.

The recipe is simple and guides you through preparing your own mulberry jam.

The cookies call for kitchen staples and come together quickly and easily. 

Mulberry lavender jam with honey adds a touch of delicate sophistication to your peanut butter sandwiches.

The spread enhances ice cream and donuts and makes an excellent ingredient for cakes, pies, and pastries.

The recipe calls for basic ingredients already in most pantries. The jam comes together in about an hour, and most of that time is spent simmering the mixture.

Put away the oranges and apples; mulberry juice is a refreshing change of pace at your breakfast table. 

The vegan, dairy, and gluten-free drink couldn't be easier to make.

Blend together berries, sugar, lemon juice, and cold water, and enjoy. Any extra juice lasts up to 24 hours when refrigerated. 

Mulberry lemon yogurt cake goes beautifully with a cup of tea. Enjoy a slice as an afternoon snack, or throw caution to the wind and eat some for breakfast.

This simple recipe makes it easy to have your cake and eat it too.

The ingredients are all kitchen basics bakers keep on hand. This cake needs pretty long to bake, so make sure you allow enough time to make it. 

Iced tea has many delicious permutations, so it's no surprise this mulberry iced tea is refreshing and delightful.

The recipe uses green tea as its foundation. Mint leaves add a cool burst of freshness to the mix.

Mulberry iced tea needs: green tea, mint leaves, water, mulberry syrups, and eight minutes. 

The drink mixes easily, with most of the preparation time dedicated to steeping the tea. 

A pie is just a crust without filling. The sweet, fruity jam dominates the pastry's flavor profile.

Mulberry pie filling makes delicious guts for your confections and can be enjoyed on its own.

The filling is easy to make, requiring only staples already in your kitchen. 

Mulberry jelly is so delicious you may be tempted to ditch the peanut butter altogether. The spread goes beautifully on toast or scones.

This recipe needs only three ingredients: mulberry juice, pectin, and sugar. The process is simple but requires considerable time to heat and simmer the mix. 

Cheesecake is a rich, decadent dessert beloved by many. Topping the dense treat with mulberries makes a good thing great.

This recipe tops a graham cracker crust with a creamy cheesecake filling and a jammy mulberry topping.

Mulberry cheesecake bars require several steps, but they're easy to follow if you read closely. Allow plenty of time; this isn't a swift recipe, but it's worth the time and effort. 

A mulberry lemon gin fizz is a refreshing, fruity cocktail. The recipe updates the beloved sloe gin fizz by adding bright pops of fruit flavor.

Club soda makes the drink burst with a million bubbles.

The preparation isn't difficult; however, you will need to muddle the mulberries. Each drink comes together in about five minutes.