Rhubarb pie reminds me of summer days at my grans house in Eshowe, she often used to make the most divine pie smothered in vanilla custard and ice cream *swoon*, so seeing as spring has horded in the hot weather, and my gran had given me a pile of peeled (yey) rhubarb stalks, the natural thing seemed to bake some Rhubarb Crumble.
I chopped the rhubarb into small pieces (about 5cm ish)
Since this was a first attempt, I just assumed that the rhubarb had to be boiled first, but i am sure that you can just adjust the baking time and put the stalks in raw (maybe chopped a bit smaller).
The crumble was super easy to make, literally took me 10min and since my Kenwood mixer is in need of repair, I just mixed this with my hand held Braun mixer....oh so easy!
The recipe didn't call for it, but i just sprinkled a teeny weeny bit of cinnamon (mmmmmmm) and a dash of extra sugar on top.
Was totally heavenly with a dollop (ok maybe more) of cream and a dash of vanilla custard.
Makes 1 large crumble. (I made 6 individual crumbles)
Rhubarb:
Fresh Rhubarb Stalks (use as many as required)
Boil these in some water with generous amounts of sugar
Crumble:
1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
2tsp baking power
¾ cup sugar (plus extra for sprinkling)
1 beaten egg
125g melted butter
Put all ingredients, except the melted butter, into a bowl and mix until ‘crumbly’ texture is achived
Place rhubarb in a greased, oven proof container
Sprinkle extra sugar over mixture
Crumble crumb over rhubarb
Sprinkle a bit of cinnamon and sugar over the crumb topping
Pour melted butter over the top of the crumble
Bake for about 25 min in a 200 degree Celsius oven
Enjoy with generous amounts of ice-cream, custard or fresh cream (or ALL of them :) OH YEAH)







I just drooled on my keyboard.
ReplyDeletemhmmm....I don't really like rubob, but this just looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis must be a Granny pudding, my Gran also used to make something similar... oh so yummy!
ReplyDeletehehe hayley:) true
ReplyDeleteIt is a Granny recipe :), my gran is most of the reason for my passion for baking!
ReplyDeleteAmy told me an interesting fact about rhubarb. The skin is poisonous. oh and I'll help fix your kenwood one of these days.
ReplyDelete@Scott - Thanks Bro :) Shane took it in to be repaired yesterday! But the guy said it didn't look hopeful...
ReplyDeletelooks amazing!! :)
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmmmm!!!! That crumble looks delish!!
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