Ofcourse it would be delicious! My friend Lin had made it the week before, and since I was conveniently shopping at the greengrocers with her when she told me, I immediately bought 3 big beurre bosc pears, those brown skinned ones that are so easy to cook with.
I peeled and cored them and stewed them with a little orange juice and a sprinkle of brown sugar. Then into the pie plate and topped with frozen raspberries.
I made the crumble topping by melting 50g of butter (pyrex jug in the microwave) and adding in:
1/2 cup flaked almonds
1/4 cup plain flour
1/2 cup dessicated coconut
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 tsp freshly ground cinnamon
Mixed up and sprinkled over the top and then into a moderate oven until golden ~ I let mine go for twenty minutes.
And then this!
Fruit based, seasonal (sneaking in the raspberries), delicious dessert!
As I said at the start: YUM!
Cheers!
Oh my God ! It's mouth watering, Joy ! It's a pity we can't find raspberries here :( Is there another fruit that can replace it in this delicious recipe ? Well, we're having strawberries at this time, here... What's your suggestion ?
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Love the streusel treat, not to mention it's filled with raspberries!
ReplyDeleteJoy, that's YUM indeed.
ReplyDeleteI want one now :)
Hello again! Your crumble looks delicious! I will have to give it a try during this summer holiday. Hope you are keeping ok.
ReplyDeleteLucy xx
Wow! What a gorgeous treat!
ReplyDeleteOh good grief it looks fantastic! Going to try this when mother-in-law comes to visit
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ReplyDeleteClaudia I can't think of a good substitution (so sad you don't have raspberries!) but any berry would be good, and I think pear and plum would make a lovely crumble! Cheers!
I bet your MIL will love it Pol!
Thankyou to you Lucy! I'm good!
Hi there, I'm new to your blog. This looks delicious; I love the combination of fruits and almond
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