Thanks for the concerns from everybody, I appreciate it so much :)
I made this dessert this afternoon for Bake Along event
Recipe is from the book "Bon Appetit Desserts" by Barbara Fairchild
I used Australia packham pears this time, crunchy and sweet
Even though no ice cream supply at home - as you know, crumble is the best eaten with ice cream - I still enjoyed eating them..
This should be even better used as pie filling!
The next time I bake this again, I will reduce both the sugar and also the syrup, also adding the amount of walnuts used
And no regret, really a good choice :)
It's such a delicious thing to add in crumble. Munching on it and feeling the crunch in every bite is really heavenly! I wish I used more walnuts! :)
(below is half recipe which I have modified for future use)
1/2 cup plain flour
1 cup walnuts
50g packed golden brown sugar
58g chilled unsalted butter, cut into cubes
750g apples & pears, firm and ripe - peeled and cut into cubes 1/2 inch
(I used 3 packham pears and 2 medium size NZ fuji apples)
60ml maple syrup
1/4 cup golden raisins
1 tbsp plain flour
2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1/2 tbsp finely chopped crystalized ginger
- Pulse walnuts in food processor til turned to pieces (not so small)
- Mix in with plain flour, sugar and butter and mix with fork / wooden spoon til small moist clumps formed
- Transfer to medium bowl and cover, chill for an hour
- Preheat oven to 175degC
- Place pears, apples, maple syrup, raisins, flour, lemon juice, ginger in large bowl, toss to coat
- Let stand 15 minutes and toss ocassionally
- Transfer pears apples mixture to baking dish, sprinkle topping over
- Bake til pears and apples tender, juices bubble thickly and topping golden and crisp, approximately 30 minutes
- Let stand for 10 minutes
- Serve warm with ice cream
Here's the links below to view other delicious crumbles :)
Hi Alice, Just wanted to call it a night when I saw your submission! Glad to know that you are much better now!
ReplyDeleteYour crumbles looks lovely, the combination of pears and apples must be really yum! Everyone seems to like the crunchy top! Feel like having this again!
Thank you for baking along with us! Good night!
hi Joyce, thks :) agree 1000%, its really yumy! :P
DeleteHi Alice, hope you're getting better.
ReplyDeleteYour crumble look delicious. The fruits combination look great.
Have a nice weekend. Take care.
thks Amelia got your kind word :)
DeleteAlice, feel glad that you are all right now. Crunchy crumble is always taste good with ice cream...without ice cream it can be as tasty as it can be too. I love tommunch the nuts in my mouth as well.
ReplyDeletehi Angeline, thks :)
Deletehehe... your comment makes me drooling now to have this again, this time with ice cream :)
Dear Alice, hope you're getting better now. Please take care.
ReplyDeleteYour crumble look delicious. I hope you cheer up after having this wonderful dessert :)
hi Riceball, thks for your kind word
Deleteoh yes, definitely :)
Hi Alice, hope you are feeling better, get well soon! Mmmm I really love this crumble too, though I haven't tried to bake it with pears... haha. Yours look really lovely and delicious!
ReplyDeletehi Jasline, thks :) try with pears, no regret at all! :)
Deletealice, i'm having this gastritis problem too on and off and for the past one week, have not been feeling too good, hence did not put up any post as i only do last minutes post:( Yeah, the nuts made the crumble very nice and am glad to hear that you still enjoyed it despite a little sweet. You take care, ya..me too!
ReplyDeletehi Lena, oh dear this gastritis problem is really annoying cos the after effect can take a long time sigh... hope u're fine now
Deletetake care :)
I love the addition of pear and walnuts. Sounds so delicious and irresistible! Got to give it a try. Hope you're well now. Do take care!; )
ReplyDeleteFood For Tots, thks :) hope u like this recipe :)
DeleteGlad to know that you are feeling better. Gastritis problem could be really annoying.
ReplyDeleteThe crumble looks delectable and irresistible.
hi Angie, thks for your kind word :)
DeleteOh dear! I hope you get better. Despite all, you are still baking and made such a beautiful crumble. Kudos to your passion for baking :D
ReplyDeletehi Zoe, thks :) i missed many bake along events in the beginning, i dun want that to happen again :)
DeleteHope you're feeling better now! Your crumble looks wonderful.
ReplyDeletehi Mich, thank you! :)
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