We had a nice Saturday. Ran some errands, made a chicken salad for lunch, prepared an apple crumble, and then went out to play in the snow for a while.
When we came back inside, cheeks red and fingers frozen, the crumble had cooled down enough to eat but was warm enough to provide the perfect contrast to a billowing cloud of vanilla cream.
Apple crumble
Serves 4
3 apples (I used a mixture of red delicious and honeycrunch)
1 tbsp sugar (I use homemade vanilla sugar)
2 tsp cinnamon
120 g flour
70 g butter
2 tbsp sugar (again, homemade vanilla sugar is highly recommended)
Peel and core the apples. Cut into four wedges, then into 2 mm slices. Toss with the cinnamon and sugar, in a baking dish.
Place the flour, butter and sugar in a bowl - for me, the bowl of my kitchen-aid - and pinch together until you have a nice crumbly texture. (Or just run your K-A for a minute or two.)
Sprinkle the dough on top of the apples, and bake at 200 degrees for about 20-25 minutes. Let it cool a little, and eat with vanilla cream.
5 comments:
Apple crumble really is the perfect dessert. This looks wonderful!
Apple crumble is my favourite winter pudding! I love it with custard too :) Your one looks delicious.
Best wishes.
Looks delicious & healthy too...:-)
Helen
http://myworldmyhome2012.blogspot.in
I'm a sucker for anything apple! Great blog, some really interesting recipes I will give them a try.
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There really is nothing more delicious than an apple crumble!!!!! Looks delicious and will be trying this recipe!
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