Jan
28

Apple crumble (oats topping)

Apple crumble again,  but this time with a little variation on the topping or the crumble.    For the fruits, I’m using apples and some raisins.   In my previous Apple crumble recipe, I didn’t sauteed the apples, and sometimes they come out a bit keras.   So, this time just to be on the safe side, I heated a few teaspoon of butter and fry the apples.  Add a little sugar and just stir once in a while till the apples turn soft.

For the crumble, here’s the recipe :

100 gm of plain flour
150 gm butter, cold
80 gm demerara sugar / brown sugar
50 gm oats
50 gm ground almonds
 

Mix all the ingredients except the cold butter.

Rub the butter into the mixture till you get a breadcrumb texture.  Leave a few big pieces of butter in there, yum !

Scatter the crumbles on the soft apples.

Dot the top with some butter.. skip this step if you are on a diet.. hehe.    Then bake at 180C or 200 for 30 minutes or slightly more.   Truly delicious, always a crowd-pleaser.   Enjoy :)

 

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About Yasmin

Cake decorator, sugarcraft books author and creator of Bakingproject.com. Holds a Degree in Urban Land Economics, from Sheffield, UK. Chose to follow her true passion which is baking.. Took Certificate in Bread & Flour Confectionery from M'sian Inst. of Baking. International Cert in Cake Decorating, Taylor’s College. Professional Diploma in Sugarcraft, Knightsbridge PME. Wilton method cake decorating, ICCA. Contact no: 019-3805344. Email : minbakingproject@gmail.com. Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Currently there are "2 comments" on this Article:

  1. mel says:

    Look so appetizing. Will definately try your recipe. Have always wanted a simple yet delicious recipe. Good it doesnt have the spices like cinnamon etc which my kids do not like.
    Thank you. Will try it and update you on the outcome.

  2. Yasmin says:

    Thanks Mel.. hope it turns out delicious :)

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