Wishing you all a happy and
prosperous New Year
S
and me are poles apart when it comes to desserts, he doesn’t have a sweet tooth
at all , but me and our boy on other hand can eat sweets any time. One day out of
nowhere, he told me that he feel like eating apple crumble or apple pie. I have
made Apple pie before and that’s the
only dessert I have seen him eating greedily J But after one episode of apple
pie I decided not to make it again, not because it wasn’t tasty, it was super
yumm, but super rich too. The amount of
butter that goes in kind of shocks you so I decided to check apple crumble
recipes online and they were much much lighter compared to Apple pie, So I decided
to make this for him. Its almost ages since this demand came and he even forgot
all about it but how can I forget about
a dessert that he demanded first time in 8 ½ yrs !!
Apple
crumble is so easy to put together and tastes great with home made custard. I
think cinnamon and apple is a combination made in heaven, I just love it. This
is a perfect dessert for cold wintery days, of course it cant be compared with
the delicious apple pie, but any day I would prefer this over Apple pie as it’s a
great dessert with less calories.
Ingredients ( serves 4-5 )
Recipe adapted from here
Apple (preferably cooking apples like granny smith ) – 4 nos ( peeled, cored and sliced)
Butter
– 2 tbs
Cinnamon
powder – 1/2 tsp
Light
Brown sugar – 2 tbs
For
crumble mix
Plain
flour – ¾ cup
Baking
powder – ½ tsp
Salt
- pinch
Demarara
Sugar – ½ cup
Butter
– 40 gm ( 1/5 th of a cup)
Cinnamon
powder – 1 tsp
Method
- In a frying pan add butter when butter melts, add apples, light brown sugar, ½ tsp cinnamon powder and sauté until soft and tender.
- Transfer the apples into a small baking tray( right sized ).
- In another bowl take plain flour, baking powder, salt and butter and run the flour with butter until it resemble crumbs/ mositened puttu podi
- Add the sugar, cinnamon powder and mix well.Sprinkle the crumble mix on top of the apples placed in baking tray till the edge . Press them tighly.
- Bake it a preheated oven at 200 degree C for 35 – 40 minutes until the top is crispy.
- Let it cool for a little while.
For Home- made
Custard
Egg
yolks – 3 nos
Milk
– ¾ cup
Double
cream – ¾ cup
Corn
flour – 1 tbs
Vanilla
extract – 1 tsp
Sugar
– ½ cup
Method
- In a bowl take 3 egg yolks and add corn flour and sugar. Whisk until sugar is dissolved. Add vanilla extract too.
- In a saucepan bring milk, double cream to boil and turn off the flame.
- Add the warm milk to the egg yolk mixture very slowly with one hand and whisking vigorously with other hand taking care not to scramble the eggs.
- Transfer everything back to the saucepan and cook on a very slow flame (takes about 10 minute ) whisking continuously until custard starts to thicken a little bit.
- Transfer into a bowl and cover it with a cling film with the cling film touching the surface of custard ( to avoid skin formation ) and then chill it.
Serve
the warm Apple crumble with custard and enjoy !!
What a wonderful dessert!!! Would love to try this out...
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That is a perfectly baked apple crumble. i can feel the golden crust from here. New year party with this dish will be a sure hit. Wishing u a happy New Year.
ReplyDeletenice dessert happy new year
ReplyDeleteI am gonna try it..like u, I too try avoiding recipes with too much butter in them...this sounds perfect and yumm.... love the second pic...:)
ReplyDeleteyummy looks fabulous
ReplyDeleteHappy New year to you and family
i'm seriously salivating right in the morning.... the crumble and the custard... yum yum... talking about apple and cinnamon, it's something that i've started to like of very recently, till then me n cinnamon always had a potti... hehe... but now all my bakes with bananas have cinnamon, i have to try this crumble... looks damn temtping... BTW, now the font looks perfect... :)
ReplyDeleteApple crumble.. inviting.....dear....would love to try this soon
ReplyDeleteCrumble looks yummo Vinee :-) especially with the custard.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you and family
I have never served apple crumble with ice cream, generally always do it with ice cream, got to try this :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all types of fruit crumbles...one of my fav ways to serve desserts. Yours is looking lipsmacking good... havent made or eaten a crumble in a while now...hmmm! temptimg!!
ReplyDeleteYummy, that looks so delicious....I love apple crumble, looks for some recipes....Thanks for sharing...
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