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1. www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk › crumble-recipes32 Crumble recipes - delicious. magazine

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   Our crumble recipes make a comforting dessert and can be made with all kinds of fruit; try blackberries, plums, rhubarb or a classic apple recipe. All you need to decide next, is whether to serve yours with ice cream or custard.

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › food › collectionsBest crumble recipes - BBC Food

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   From the classic apple or rhubarb to the more unusual addition of Christmas mincemeat, we’ve rounded up our favourite crumble recipes.

4. www.alsothecrumbsplease.com › easy-apple-desserts33 Easy Apple Desserts - Also The Crumbs Please

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   2 days ago · Keep reading to discover 33 Easy Apple Desserts you can make with very few ingredients and simple techniques to satisfy your sweet tooth all season long. Jump to: 1. Easy Apple Pie. 2. Apple Cake with Salted Caramel Frosting. 3. Apple Pecan Bars. 4.

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6. www.womensweeklyfood.com.au › baking › crumble39 sweet crumbles to enjoy all year | Women's Weekly Food

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   • Apple and cinnamon crunch cake with cinnamon anglaise. Whole apples are baked inside this spectacular cake with crunchy cinnamon topping and finished with a cinnamon creme anglaise.
   • Plum and blueberry crumble cake.
   • Apple crunch pie with vanilla bean custard. Combine two of the most comforting desserts, sweet pie and fruit crumble, to make this indulgent winter warmer to curl up on the couch with.
   • Cherry and pine nut crumble cake. This afternoon tea cake gets its unique flavour and texture from in-season cherries and a crunchy pine nut crumble topping.

7. www.goodhousekeeping.com › uk › foodBest crumble recipes - Good Housekeeping

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   Oct 11, 2023 · We've created different crumble variations from rhubarb crumble ice cream to an apple crumble cheesecake - perfect for an autumnal dinner party. We've compiled all our favourite crumble...

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8. www.bbc.co.uk › food › crumbleCrumble recipes - BBC Food

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   Crumble recipes. Looking for crumble recipes? A simple apple crumble recipe for autumn, or a rhubarb crumble for earlier in the year are comfort food classics. Enjoy a quick and easy...

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   Are Crumbles a British dessert?

   • Crumbles are a true British dessert, which can be made any time of the year using seasonal fruit. Crumbles are the most comforting of comfort foods, with crisp, textured crumb contrasting with a warming layer of stewed fruit and spices.

   Crumble Recipes - Great British Chefs

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   What can I add to a crumble?

   • Nuts are also a great addition to a crumble topping and we've used walnuts for extra crunch and flavour in the crumble mix of our oaty plum crumble. We've even added white chocolate to the crumble topping of our latest recipe, plum, vanilla and white chocolate crumble.

   Best crumble recipes - Good Housekeeping

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   Why do people eat crumbles?

   • Crumbles are the most comforting of comfort foods, with crisp, textured crumb contrasting with a warming layer of stewed fruit and spices. They are believed to have originated around World War 2, when the rationing of butter, sugar and flour made pastry-based desserts a luxury.

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   Are apple and raspberry Crumbles a good winter dessert?

   • Individual apple and raspberry crumbles are a tartly delicious winter dessert, best served with lashings of cream or ice-cream. There are some occasions that justify pulling out the big guns. When an event calls for a spectacular dessert you can’t go past these little cups of toffee apple sorbet with pecan rosemary crumble.

   39 sweet crumbles to enjoy all year - Australian Women's Weekly Food

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   What's in Debbie major's rhubarb crumble?

   • Debbie Major's rhubarb crumble is heavy on the fruit and a little lighter on the topping, to really showcase this seasonal ingredient. Blackberries, honey and a splash of whisky are topped with a crunchy oat and cinnamon crumble mix – the perfect dessert for Burns Night.

   32 Crumble recipes - delicious. magazine

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   What fruit makes a good crumble?

   • They are believed to have originated around World War 2, when the rationing of butter, sugar and flour made pastry-based desserts a luxury. Typically, crumbles use soft fruit like apples, pears, rhubarb or plums, but berries also make a good addition Dominic Chapman's gooseberry crumble, or Adam Gray's comforting blackberry and apple crumble.

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10. www.greatbritishchefs.com › crumble-recipesCrumble recipes - Great British Chefs

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    Crumbles are the most comforting of comfort foods, with crisp, textured crumb contrasting with a warming layer of stewed fruit and spices. They are believed to have originated around World War 2, when the rationing of butter, sugar and flour made pastry-based desserts a luxury.