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how to make crumble

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  • If it's a 'crumble for grown ups' a dollop of Brandy or Sherry mixed in with the apples livens it up a bit .But do warn the drivers amost your family .
  • reehsetin
    reehsetin Posts: 4,916 Forumite
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    mattogier wrote:
    Ingredients
    2-3 medium-sized Sweet cooking apples (1 to 1.5 lb (500 to 750 gm)
    4 oz (100 gm) Brown / Demerara sugar
    4 oz (100 gm) Self-raising flour
    4 oz (100 gm) Soft butter
    2 oz (50g) raisins or sultanas as liked
    1 Teaspoon of Cinnamon is a nice addition if liked
    You will also need a deep 8-10 inch ovenproof baking dishes.
    Method
    Grease the dish well. Peel, core and chop the apples and arrange on the base of the bowl, add the raisins/sultanas, plus the cinnamon if included.
    Sprinkle half the sugar over the fruit, and cover with 2-3 tablespoons of water.
    Now in a separate bowl rub together the flour and the butter, to make the "crumble".
    You are aiming for a firm consistency that is crummy in texture.
    Place this over the apples.
    Sprinkle the remaining sugar over the top, and bake in a slow-medium oven for 45 minutes, or until the "crumble" is a golden brown (Gas Mark 3-5, 180-190 C, 350-375 F).

    just what i needed
    does anyone know if i can use white sugar if i dont have brown? and if the raisins are vital (not that i like them anyway)
    little bit un prepared
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  • reehsetin
    reehsetin Posts: 4,916 Forumite
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    and if we can use marg instead of butter

    maybe just leave it till tomorrow hmm
    Yes Your Dukeiness :D
  • Yes to all those questions Reehsetin.:)
  • reehsetin
    reehsetin Posts: 4,916 Forumite
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    youve made my day brill ill let people know how it turns out
    Yes Your Dukeiness :D
  • reehsetin
    reehsetin Posts: 4,916 Forumite
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    it smells gorgous, the apple i think is cooked but the top isnt browning and the sugar isnt really melting :S
    its been just over 40min
    hope its ok
    Yes Your Dukeiness :D
  • lynzpower
    lynzpower Posts: 25,311 Forumite
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    hi there

    I have decided to try and make crumble topping ( usually buy it ready made :o ) but I need 400g butter, and only have 200 :eek:

    I dont think olivio would work as its not firm enough? Is it?

    any other tips and advice reatly recieved :)
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  • stilernin
    stilernin Posts: 1,217 Forumite
    Sounds like a mighty big crumble to me. If you really can't wait, how about halving all of the other quantities? It will still make loads.
  • janb5
    janb5 Posts: 2,673 Forumite
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    I think you have `overdosed` on the ingredients!

    This is from Delia`s crumble recipe:

    8 oz plain flour (225 g)
    5 oz soft brown sugar (150 g)
    3 oz butter at room temp. ( 75 g)
    1 level teaspoon baking poweder.

    for a nut crumble topping use 6 oz(175 g) wholewheat flour and 3 oz chopped nuts. ( 75 g)You will need to use only 3 oz soft brown sugar(75 g ) with the 3 oz of butter(75 g)

    This makes sufficient crumble for a large dish. Enjoy!

    You will see I am such an old bat that I still think in imperial!
  • stilernin
    stilernin Posts: 1,217 Forumite
    I wondered if you were going to make a bag of crumble mix for the freezer.

    Still worth it with only 200g of butter if you have itchy fingers.
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