Crumble topping recipes
Our top 3 of 3 Crumble topping recipes
Ingredients
- 4oz plain flour
- 4 oz oats
- 3 oz caster
- 3 oz butter
- 8 dsrt spoons sunflower oil
- Filling of your choosing
Method
- Rub butter and flour together till you get light crumbly mixture.
- Add oats and caster sugar and rub together again until all ingredients are combined.
- Allow to rest for 10 mins.
- Add filling (of your choice)to individual ovenproof dishes or one larger dish and put crumble mixture on top
- Cook in oven at 180 deg c for 20-25 mins
Be the first to comment
Add commentIngredients
- 8 oz plain flour
- 5 oz soft. brown sugar
- 3 oz Butter
- 1 level teaspoon baking powder
Method
- Place the flour in a large mixing bowl sprinkle in the baking powder then add the butter ( cut up) and rub it into the flour lightly using your finger tips. Then when it all looks crumbly and the fat has all been dispersed evenly add the sugar and combine that wellwith the rest.Now sprinkle the crumble mixture over the fruit in a pie dish spreading it out with a fork. Place the crumble on a high shelf in the oven and bake for 30-40 mins or until the top is tinged with brown. 350F 180C.
- Spiced apple and raisin.
- 2lbs bramley apples, 1 oz soft brown sugar, 1 level teaspoon cinnamon, 3ozs raisins 2 tablespoons water. Slice apples and add raisins and spices, cook gently with sugar and the water until soft and fluffy, put in pie dish and cover with crumble.
Be the first to comment
Add commentIngredients
- CRUMBLE TOPPING
- 100g Plain Flour
- 40g rolled (porridge) oats
- 25g (crushed) Special K
- 100g Unsalted Butter
- 75g Demerara Sugar
- 15g pumpking seeds (chopped if wish)
- 15g sunflower seeds or pine kernals
Method
- Sift the flour into a bowl. Cut the butter into cubes and rub in - this means rubbing the mixture between your fingers allowing it to fall back into the bowl. It should eventually (about 5-10 minutes) reach fine bread crumb consistency with no lumps of butter left. Add the sugar, special K, Oats and seeds and mix in evenly. For a nuttier taste leave the pumpkin seeds whole or for a less nutty flavour either chop or process them or replace with equivalent amount of additional oats. Personally I double up this recipe and use one half then and freeze the other half for a quicker crumble next time.
- How much crumble you add over your fruit is a matter of great debate in our house. So far as I'm concerned the fruit is only there to make the bottom of my crumble wet, whereas, my wife thinks the crumble is just a thin layer to cover her fruit and keep it moist in the oven!
adam connor has contributed to these popular cooking recipes:
Be the first to comment
Add comment