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By Chef floWer
on July 31, 2011
Hubby and Little Miss declared this was the best crumble we have made. I also added frozen blueberries and blackberries, which were hand picked by us and then frozen. It was delicious Jan, thanks for posting the recipe.
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on August 14, 2010
This apple crumble was just scrumptous! It couldn't have been any easier to make. The topping just set it off. Thanks for posting this wonderful recipe.
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on April 08, 2010
I made this last night...yum! Not only was it quick and easy, but it was delicious. I added some left over frozen raspberries..even the kids liked it. A keeper for sure...
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on January 22, 2010
i needed a desert recipe that didn't involve a grocery trip and this was it! this crisp was everything a crisp should be--sweet, delicious, and simple. all of my guests loved it!! thanks for sharing.
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Excellent! Warm, wonderful, and a total comfort dish- Yum. I used a blend of two different apples, and didn't cook them until soft- just long enough to heat them through. Well, that was all but one apple as one DD doesn't like cooked apples. So, I made her a semi raw version of your crumble and it was equally good. I cut the topping ingredients back to one serving, and combined as directed, and topped her apple. A dollop of fresh whipped cream and we were all set. Thanks for another great keeper Jan! Made and Reviewed for the 35th AUS/NZ Recipe Swap.
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on October 03, 2009
This is sooooo wonderful. The perfect recipe for using the apple slices that I froze. When the slices are thawed, they are tender, so I skipped the cooking step. I also opted not to add the sugar. The apples I have (Gravensteins) are quite sweet on their own. The topping is simply to die for. The addition of coconut gives it a wonderful touch. Jan, you've got quite a winner here. Thanks :) Made for the Auzzie/NZ Recipe Swap #33
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What a nice, easy recipe. I made this for my dad's b-day, as he's an apple pie fanatic. My granny smiths were as big as grapefruits, so I used 3. I did everything else to the letter here and it finished off a great b-day just perfectly! Thanks! I'll use this a LOT!
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on June 21, 2008
Such an easy recipe. I was running out of time for dinner and so instead of cooking the apples in a saucepam I gave them about a 3-4 minute zap in the microwave, and floowed the rest as stated and this recipe turned out perfect. The crumble topping was so delcious also. Such an esy recipe to follow, and wa loved by those who ate it. Thanks Jan.
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I doubled the recipe in a 13x9 pan and it easily fed 12 people. It won rave reviews!
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Perfect and versatile crumble recipe!
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on July 04, 2007
So quick and easy to make. I also used canned apples which made it even quicker. I broke it up into 4 small oven proof dishes for individual servings. JanRoundOz I seem to be following your recipes and loving the ones I have tried so far.
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on July 02, 2007
I was looking for the recipe we used to use in Girl Guides, I found this and won't go back! I cheated and used tinned apples, and added some frozen raspberries, everyone loved it, quick and delicious!
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I am sorta like evelyn in that I had never cooked a crumble, before, period. So, I followed her advice and cooked my apples al dente, and they were perfect. DW loved it.It was easy to make and I have all items on hand. Next time I'm gonna try and make some individual bowls for us. Thanks for posting. jim
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on November 20, 2005
What more can i say than 5 stars?!? The topping was excellent and the apples were just the right texture.
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I have never made a crumble before where the apples are pre-cooked. This was very good but, personally, I will not cook them in the syrup till soft next time but still a bit 'al dente' so that they can finish off in the oven (I found them too melty once baked). Loved the topping.
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on October 29, 2005
Hubby says its a 5.
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