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Freezing rhubarb crumble

hi all


I've cooked some rhubarb and made a crumble mix. My question is do I cook the crumbles and freeze, or do I let the rhubarb cool and freeze with the uncooked mix on the top?


Ta muchly for any suggestions.


Gintot
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  • bouicca21
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    How long do you intend to keep it? The crumble mixture itself will keep in the fridge.
  • JIL
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    I often make a big batch of crumble topping and freeze in a bag, I don't know why but it is so much better used straight from frozen, so I would suggest freezing as separates.
  • katkin
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    I do believe you can do it both ways. Given the choice i'd freeze the topping raw on the fruit.

    Doubt you can go wrong with either tbh. It'll taste good regardless.
  • Callie22
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    I tend to do it raw. I've done it both ways but I find it's nicer cooked from raw - re-heating it from cooked tends to make the crumble top taste a bit scorched to me.
  • Gintotmelinda
    Gintotmelinda Posts: 1,734 Forumite
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    Thanks folks for the advice. We love rhubarb crumble and we have quite a bit of rhubarb on the new lottie at the moment. Happy days!
    "It's hard to be a diamond in a rhinestone world"
  • carriebradshaw
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    I also make a big bag of crumble mix and keep it raw in the freezer, it's so handy to have done ready for busy days so you can produce a quick and tasty pud, you just put it on your fruit and sling it in the oven.
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