I love this time of year when berries are in season. Sunday we had my parents and my in-laws over for supper for Father's Day. We had such a nice time. For dessert I threw this simple berry crumble together and it was such a perfect dessert for summer - light and delicious.
Begin by combining about 3 cups (or more if you desire) of fruit in a baking dish (I used a 9" pie dish... this is my every day Fiestaware, which I still love after 8 years!) with 1 Tbsp flour.
I used fruit I already had on hand: raspberries, blackberries and sliced peaches. What I love about this recipe though is you can use whatever fruit is in season.
In a separate mixing bowl, combine 1/4 cup of flour, 1 cup old fashioned rolled oats, 1/4 cup brown sugar, 1/4 tsp cinnamon, a pinch of salt, and 4 Tbsp unsalted butter. You can use your hands or a pastry cutter to form a crumb mixture.
Sprinkle the topping over the fruit mixture and bake in a 350 degree oven for about 45 minutes.
While the crumble was baking, I quickly made some whipped cream. I watched it closely and stopped whipping while it was still in a somewhat pourable consistency. I didn't think to measure this while I was making it, but I usually just guess the amount of heavy whipping cream I need and then throw in a splash of vanilla and sugar at the end.
This would also be delicious with ice cream though.
This picture makes me laugh... it's the only picture I took before we ate dessert... I peeked into the dining room to make sure nobody was looking before snapping a quick photo. The only person who saw was my husband and he definitely gave me "the look/the head shake/the knowing grin" when I sat down. (The look/the head shake/the knowing grin = did you really just take a picture of dessert for your blog?!)
Anyway, this dessert was the perfect combination of delicious and easy. You'll love it!
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I LOVE cobbler! I can't wait to try this recipe.
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of mixing different fruits together. Your photo looks adorb! I haven't been blogging for long but I'm starting to get 'the look' from my husband too. That part made my day! :)~ Jamie
Any kind of fruit in a crumble is always delicious! I just got my daughter eating it, but my husband still thinks it's weird for some reason. Weirdo. And now I'm thinking about crumble and I'm hungry. I guess that means your pictures are pretty great!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteYum! I love when fruit is in season, but I sure don't like the prices. Going to have to figure out my own little fruit garden. Can't get enough blueberries or strawberries for my morning cereal.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
I get that look all the time too! Sometimes now my husband will even point out a good blog shot for me. :)
ReplyDeleteYou must have known that I just got in from picking a bowl of raspberries from my neighbor's bush. It's growing through the fence so I've claimed half of it as mine!
Sarah xo
so funny...my husband gives me that look to. Glad I'm not the only one who takes photos of everything. Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove crumbles and make them too when fruit is in season. They are so easy. Thanks for showing one. I never do recipes, they make me very anxious somehow:}
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking of making one for a dinner on Saturday, but I'm reconsidering turning on our oven, it's supposed to be 99 degrees! Your recipe looks delicious! Glad you snuck in a photo for us. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I'm pinning this to try later!
ReplyDeleteI get those looks on every occasion too;)
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful, Andrea.
ReplyDeleteGirl, you kill me with your wonderful photos. Let's do some lessons sometimes. Becky has worked with me some and I have had a few others give tips, but I would love to get some hints from you.
You really do impress me with things that you "just throw together".
Well, that was a great photo, even if you only could get in one shot! And the photo of the cream in the blue and white creamer is fantastic! I have never whipped cream the way you did but I will definitely give it a try. Looks perfect over that cobbler!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and the photo thing makes me laugh because that's how it is around here too!
ReplyDeleteLocal strawberries are in season right now, and every time I bite into one I am amazed at how much flavor they have (compared to the ones I buy at the grocery store the rest of the year). This looks like a great recipe--would like to figure out how to make it gluten-free. (And I know all about the picture and the knowing-grin thing, too!)
ReplyDeleteJust checked back in. Love your posts. Craving cobbler now. So loved it when my husband would get peaches from his parents tree and that was our favorite one to make. Agreed. Love that drippy cream. Yum! I'm sure all the men enjoyed that yummy simple dessert. What a way to finish a wonderful FAMILY day.
ReplyDeleteYou've hit me where I live with this post. I love any kind of berry crumble, bake in a Fiestaware pie plate (purple) and have a lot of those knowing grins from my family as I take photos of everything. You never know when they are going to come in handy, huhn?
ReplyDeleteYum! I wish I had some in my kitchen NOW!
ReplyDeleteYes, I will be making this, too! It looks wonderful! Coming over from WOW us Wed! Christie at Three Pixie Lane
ReplyDeleteI have a collection of berries right now and this recipe is definitely calling my name! Love your story of hubby catching you snapping a pic...my hubby does the same thing. I guess it's the life of a blogger husband :)
ReplyDeleteLook delicious and so so fresh! The best part of this post??? Your husband, of course!!! LOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteFra
I suppose our husbands are all desperate!! Aaaahhhh!!! :-))))
ReplyDeleteThis dessert looks absolutely wonderful for this time of year with all the fresh berries! It's so pretty too. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by,
Mary Alice
Your recipe's always turn out so great! This one looks so good with that oatmeal topping, I will definitely be trying this out. I have to laugh about your husband. Too funny! Mine is always asking me every time we do something..."Is this blogable"?
ReplyDeleteI pinned this. Dang..... yum.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
I pinned it too!
ReplyDeleteI made it today...oh my sweet goodness... it was a hit!
Pat
What gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing.
I love to make fresh fruit crumbles in the
summer too, but I always forget to add peaches
to mine! Thanks for the idea.
AND... thanks for sharing at Favorites on the First!
Your newest follower,
Alison
What a perfect summertime dessert! I bet the fresh whipped cream really made it special.
ReplyDeleteLinking from The Polo House,
Ricki Jill