I love apple crumble too! But I don't follow a recipe, I just chuck everything in.
Firstly rub some butter (about 1 tbsp) into plain flour (about 1/4 cup?) until it resembles bread crumbs. Then mix in handfuls of rolled oats, coconut and brown sugar. Add a little cinnamon.
Slice apple thinly - I prefer Granny Smith. Then in a baking dish layer the apple and crumble mix alternatively. Put a little water in the bottom (1-2 tbsp) and bake until golden and apples cooked.
We eat it with ice-cream or custard!
For some variety you could also add some berries or some sultanas.
AJP - thanks hun! I actually couldnt' get onto BB at all today after I posted this but I managed to google the recipe and that EXACT recipe came up on the website and i printed it off and used that exact one!!
I just finished eating it with DH and can I just say it's absolutely DELICIOUS!!!! Recommend it highly!!!
Mel - definitely use fresh apples rather than tinned Much better!!
* I used Sundowner apples. Only thing is it didn't say to remove the skins first and i didn't but next time I make it i'll take the skins off,be better that way.....
Ren, you've probably already made it but just wanted to add that I do a similar one to Sangie. Except I use either Pink Lady or Royal Gala apples (much sweeter) and I pre-cook them in a saucepan with a couple of tablespoons of water and a couple of spoonfuls of caster sugar and cinnamon. Then I chuck them in a dish and put the crumble mixture on top and bake that in the oven until golden brown.
I made an apple crumble in class at high school, and have been looking for the recipe ever since! I think it was an old woman's weekly recipe? I wish I could find it, it was delicious.
I remember the crumble was brown sugar with cornflakes crushed up, but can't quite remember what else went in with it!
Nic - try the recipe that AJP posted! It's the one I used and it was so DELICIOUS!!
Just make sure you take the apple skins off first I didn't, and it's better without them.
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Much better!!
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