Summer Berry Crumble

Crumble was the place where Livia’s Kitchen started and now that it’s getting warmer we thought you’d all enjoy a summer crumble recipe! It’s got a rhubarb and strawberry compote centre that is super fresh with some added lime zest. I topped it with lots of crunchy vanilla crumble and served it with a scoop of my favourite vanilla ice-cream. Each mouthful is a delight, with the tangy taste of the fruit hitting you first, followed by a crunchy bite of warm oat crumble and finally you get the refreshing finish of lime and vanilla. This crumble is a crowd pleaser for a summer dinner party desert or a refreshing morning breakfast. I look forward to seeing your choices of toppings.

Do you like crumble as much as I do? Then you need to try my Blueberry & Blackberry Crumble and my Raspberry Jam Crumble Bars

My lovely crumble dish is from Le Creuset

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Prep: 50 minutes

Cook: 40 minutes

Total: 1 hour & 30 minutes

easy

Ingredients:

    Rhubarb & strawberry compote

  • 400g rhubarb,15ml water (1 tbsp),400g strawberries,60ml maple syrup (1/4 cup),The zest of 1 lime,Optional: a few drops of beetroot concentrate for colour
  • Crumble topping

  • 83g coconut oil (1/3 cup + 1 tbsp),190ml maple syrup (3/4 cup),1 1/2 tsp vanilla powder,140g porridge oats (1 1/2 cups),80g oat flour (3/4 cup),A big pinch of salt

Method

  • Makes 10 portions.

  • Pre-heat your oven to 180 degrees Celsius/350 degrees Fahrenheit.

  • Cut your rhubarb into 1cm thick pieces. Put them in a pan together with your water and bring to a boil on a medium to high heat, stirring occasionally.

  • Snip of the top of your strawberries and cut them into quarters.

  • When your rhubarb has broken down into a sauce add the maple syrup and mix. Leave it to boil for a little while longer.

  • When a lot of the liquid has evaporated from the rhubarb mix (takes about 25 minutes from when you put them in the pan) add the strawberries. Carry on boiling for 5 minutes and take off the heat.

  • Add the lime zest and beetroot concentrate (optional) and give it a stir. Pour it into your crumble dish (18cm x 26cm).

  • Make the crumble by melting the coconut oil on a low heat. Add the maple syrup and vanilla powder and mix.

  • Add the oats, oat flour and salt and mix everything.

  • Sprinkle your crumble evenly on top of the compote.

  • Bake for 40 minutes and take it out to let it cool for 5-10 minutes.

  • Enjoy the crumble warm straight from the oven or when it has cooled down. It's best when it's fresh but can be stored for 3-5 days in an airtight container in the fridge. Take it out 10 minutes before serving or re-heat it if you prefer it warm.

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