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Sour-Cherry Lattice Cobbler

Adjust the amount of granulated sugar you use in the filling according to how sweet you want the cobbler to be. If you cannot find fresh sour cherries, substitute 2 1/4 pounds pitted frozen sour cherries; thaw and drain before using. We baked ours in a fluted eighteen-by-twelve-inch dish, but any 1 1/2-quart baking dish will do—just adjust the length of the lattice strips to fit the dish.

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