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With the cooler weather here in the ATL, I start thinking of all my favorite cool weather foods--stews, roasts, breads, roasted root vegetables, and any sort of baked goodies and anything apple.
If you add oatmeal, you can call anything breakfast. |
To make this dessert even more healthy, I added a couple of handfuls of rolled oats to the brown sugar-butter-flour-cinnamon topping.
This recipe is super fast and super easy--slice up some pears and apples to fit your dish (I used 5 pears and 2 apples but use whatever you want), add 3/4 cup flour, 3/4 cup brown sugar, couple sprinkles of cinnamon, 1/2 cup cold butter cut into little cubes, couple handfuls of rolled oats. I pulsed this a couple times in my food processor and poured it on. You can cut the butter into the dry ingredients with a pastry blenders or fork or mush it around with your hands if you feel like it.
Bake at 350F for about 25-30 min. Eat warm with a big spoon. Vanilla bean ice cream or fresh whipped cream would make this even better I bet.
Recipe based on apple crisp recipe in The Joy of Cooking. Pears and oats are my additions. |
5 comments:
Yum! This looks delicious. With the cooler weather, even I did some baking. Pumpkin muffins. I bought lentils and am ready for lentil soup. Hope to see you on Saturday!
Sounds wonderful. Fall always makes me feel like baking.
i actually baked scalloped potatoes - from real potatoes and not the Betty Crocker dehydrated kind ... and my grandbabies ATE THEM!!! and asked for MORE!!!
so ... since your birthday giveaway ends on the 23rd - does that mean that your birthday is the 23rd? cuz i don't think you've ever actually told us the date...
Yum...my favorite time of year. Sorry, I was away for so long, but I am sooooo happy to be back and reunited with my life. :)
Marlene
I have never made crisp with pears, sounds good. I don't use sugar, so pears would sweeten it up more.
Debbie
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