Recipe: Apple Crumble | 10 Day 1000 Word Challenge
by . on Oct.16, 2010, under Uncategorized
What I like most about apple crumble is of course the taste of fresh heated apples with good sauce on it that has cinnamon in it, (there’s more stuff in the sauce though) and how the taste is sugary. I save the crust for last because I love the crunchy part of crusts!!! Apple crumble is my favourite dessert.
My mom makes it from scratch. She went on a site, printed the paper and followed the directions. But now if were having a party or people coming over, that’s when we mostly do it. We also buy it from the store when we don’t have time to make it.
My mother comes from Chile but moved in Canada in 1975 when she was 5 years old. There are good desserts from Chile that my grandmother does,but with my mom, we like to make recipes from Quebec like the apple crumbles (but we can still make those recipes my grandmother does). Of course there are good, and tasty apples in Chile and my grandmother makes an apple dessert that is called Kuchen de manzana. It is like an apple strudel or a typical dessert from Chile is called Brazo de reina that is a cake with a kind of caramel in it. But my favourite is the apple crumble (or apple pies) Maybe someday I’ll share the recipe of Brazo de reina from my grandmother, and of course I will have to translate it in English with the help of my mom so you can taste this excellent dessert!!
I like to eat apple crumble at any time of the year (almost all the time) but mostly when it’s a supper. I’m lucky, because each time we have apple crumbles, the rest of my family don’t eat too much and there is more for ME. We can also save some for other days.
How to make an Apple Crumble
Ingredients: (you will need a measuring cup and spoons)
- ¾ cups of flour
- 1 cup of oatmeal
- ¼ tea spoons of nutmeg
- ½ cup of brown sugar
-1/2 cup of margarine
-1/2 tea spoon of cinnamon
Garniture:
7 apples (with no skin)
1/3 cups of brown sugar
1 table spoon of lemon juice
Method:
1. Before starting this recipe, warm up your oven to 375˚F. Cut all the apples in small pieces and mix it up with the brown sugar, and the lemon juice. (From the Garniture)
2. Place in a baking dish lightly greased.
3. In a bowl, mix together all other ingredients except margarine. Undo margarine to make it creamy and stir into the dry ingredients.
4. Spread this mixture over apples
5. Bake at 375˚F for about 30 minutes.
And There You Go Everyone! An Apple Crumble!
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October 16th, 2010 on 9:03 pm
Jane,
Would you believe that I’ve never even tasted Apple Crumble – even though I love apples and apple deserts? By the time I finished reading your article I was left with a longing for crumble! And I love the detail of you getting a larger portion than the others – I could really picture you at the table gobbling up that dessert!
I really hope you’ll consider making this into a mini-series and write about your grandmother’s – or other Chilean – desserts. In a series you have one theme and then you say Part I, Part II and so on.
Finally, I wanted to say that it’s wonderful to see these traditions come down through the generations and to see the differences and the commonalities between different cultures.
Mrs. Theriault
All Things Quebec