Love make crumbles specially with berries and this have pears and blackberries, a nice mix,
You can eat at breakfast or like dessert, I made these with sucralosa so dont have problems to these people can't eat sugar, many desserts today are cooked or baking with sucralosa or Splenda.
Or you can use sugar of course.
This recipe is adapted from BBC Good Food recipes from England.
Ingredients
4 ripe English pears , peeled and cubed
70 grs. sucralosa or splenda (or 100 grs. sugar)
250g blackberries
200g plain flour
100g unsalted butter , cold, cut into small pieces
100g demerara sugar or 70 grs. splenda
Method
Heat oven to 190C/
Place the pears in a medium-size pan, add 70 grs. splenda or the sugar and cook on a medium heat until the fruit starts to soften and releases its juices, about 10 mins.
Add the blackberries and bring back to the boil, then remove from the heat. Spoon the fruity mixture into 4 individual ovenproof ramekins, or 1 large baking dish.
Place the flour, butter and a pinch of salt in a large bowl and rub together with your fingers until the mixture resembles coarse breadcrumbs. Add sugar, then stir to combine.
Sprinkle crumble evenly over the cooked fruit. This can be done up to 1 day ahead, or frozen for up to 1 month. Bake for 20-25 mins if small, 40 mins if large, until golden. If baking from frozen, add 15 mins cooking time. Remove from the oven, cool slightly, then serve with ice cream, if you like.
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EN ESPAÑOL
Crumble de peras y moras
Me encantan los crumbles, aparte de ser deliciosos no llevan mucha azúcar y se pueden combinar diferentes frutas.
Tambien se pueden comer al desayuno o de postre.
Este es una combinación de peras con moras y queda muy bueno.
Además lo hice con sucralosa y quedó estupendo o sea apto para los que no pueden comer azúcar.
Se puede usar Splenda también.
Ingredientes
4 peras peladas y en cubos
70 grs. de splenda o 100 grs. de azúcar granulada
250 grs, blackberries
200 grs. harina normal sin polvos de hornear
100 grs. mantequilla sin sal
(helada y cortada en trozos)
100 grs, azúcar glass o 70 de splenda
Preparación
Precalentar el horno a 190°c
Colocar las peras en una olla mediana, agregar 70 grs. de splenda o 100 de azúcar y cocerlas a fuego mediano, hasta que estén tiernas, por unos 10 minutos.
Agregar las moras hasta que la mezcla hierva un poco.
Repartir la mezcla de moras y peras en cuatro ramekins o potes de cerámica.
Aparte en un bol preparar la harina, con la mantequilla, una pizca de sal , unir con los deos como haciendo migas de pan (crumbles) agregar el azúcar o splenda y combinar bien.
Espolvorear y repartir el crumble sobre los pocillos.
Cocinar de 20 a 25 minutos hasta que se empiezen a dorar .
Retirar del horno. Dejar enfriar.Se puede servir con helado si se quiere.
Those are so beautiful! Did you make them especially for Silver? He would love that! :)
ReplyDeleteThese look gorgeous, Gloria! Oh, they are so classy and pretty! Wish I could have one right now. :)
ReplyDeleteBest,
Gloria
crumble has to be one of the best desserts ever.
ReplyDeleteMy Dad is diabetic. I'll maybe pass him this recipe. No idea if he has ever cooked with splenda
Thanks for sharing !
Pears and blackberries sound like great combo to me :-)
ReplyDeleteCiao
Alessandra
Hey, something I can eat! I have commented here before that I'm diabetic and that some of your recipes could kill me, haha!
ReplyDeleteGloria, tus recetas de postres son una mejor que la otra!!! Aunque no festejen, Happy Thansksgiving! Basado en la frase de arriba, hay que ser agradecidos :)
ReplyDeleteUn beso,
Un clásico que siempre se disfruta, hace tiempo que no hago, voy tenerlo presente.
ReplyDeleteGloria this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving :)
Hugs
Hi Gloria! I just stumbled onto your blog and I want to say that I love your header.
ReplyDeleteThese crumbles look delicious too!
I love fruity desserts and this crumble is simply great!
ReplyDeleteEsas moras....con el crumble tan rico....que ganas de probar ahora mismo esos sabores :D!!
ReplyDeleteMil besotes.
What a gorgeous dessert Gloria! I love fruit crumbles with loads of thick yellow custard.
ReplyDeleteGloria que cara más rica tienen tus crumbles, además es otra forma de comer fruta. Me encanta la presentación individual lo tengo en cuenta. Feliz semana, querida Gloria!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cocottes!!
ReplyDeleteUn beso
those berries are huge! what a great fruit combination, gloria--well done!
ReplyDeletePears and Blackberries together!! How delicious!! xxoo
ReplyDeletethis look so tempting and delicious!
ReplyDeleteQue rico Gloria, me encanta el crumble, lo comeria siempre!
ReplyDeleteBss
I love crumbles! Your crumbles looks delish.
ReplyDeleteMaria
x
I love crumble it is sucha comforting dessert, especially when it isjust out from the oven bubbling up .
ReplyDeletecette version de crumble m'a l'air bien succulente, j'adore
ReplyDeletebonne journée
Para postre o merienda es ideal, la combinación me encanta también.
ReplyDeleteCojo la receta de la tarta d queso anterior, se ve riquísima.
Que tengas un buen finde.
Adoro los crumbles de frutas mi Gloria...pero en casa nadie los come..eso me complica a la hora de hacerlos...al final hago lo que gusta a la familia :(
ReplyDeletete quedaron hermosos mi niña!..se ve que en tu casa si aprecian tus postres de fruta!!!:)
CARIÑOOOOS!!!!...no lo olvides!!!;)))
MMNNN!!! yummylicious Gloyi! jijiji DICO DICO... lástima que por ahora no puedo disfrutarlo, pero no dudes en cuanto salga de esto lo prepararé! =) Dulces cariños! n_n
ReplyDeleteGloria, your fruity dessert looks so tempting and delicious. Lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteGloria, what delightful crumbles! I love all your berries desserts, they all look delicious! Yum..!
ReplyDeleteLooks good Gloria!!!
ReplyDeleteXO Kris
Un postre tan rico que puede hacerse tan dietético, está especial para la temporada, je.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
I love crumble and this is yummy combination of fruit.
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria, That looks just delicious!!! What a nice dessert with a good cup of coffee. Blessings for a beautiful Thanksgiving. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Gloria!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun crumble combination! Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteMe parecen preciosos los frutos del bosque, y el crumble lo probé hace poco por primera vez y me ha gustado mucho.
ReplyDeleteEs una excelente combinación, yo le agregaría una bolita de helado de vainilla porque soy muy golosa ;)
BESITOs
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Glorita ¿las moras son congeladas? por que por aquí están verdes, verdísimas.....ahhh, qué rica mezcolanza de mora y peras, dos sabores estupendos para un crumble, lo haré según tus instrucciones con sucralosa, que tampoco uso azúcar:) besitos
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crumbles and photos!
ReplyDeleteEstoy antojada de hacer crumble y me ha encantado tu receta, Gloria. Es perfecta para mi, porque no puedo tomar azúcar.
ReplyDeleteYa parece chiste, una cosa más a mi listado. jajajajaj!!! cada vez que vengo quedo tentada.
Un abrazo amiga
Fruit crisps are one of my favorite dishes...especially ones with berries. Another beautiful dessert, Gloria!! On this Thanksgiving, I'm blessed to have you as a dear foodie friend. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing quite as good as a fruit dessert. That looks great!
ReplyDeleteSomething for the Fox oh how nice. I'm sure he'll come back twice..haha
ReplyDeleteThanks Betsy,really? my dad is diabetic too and have some recipes special for it! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Gloria:)
Thanks Sarah jane my Dad too:) and always I made special things for him, this is nice;)
Thanks Alessandra:)
Thanks Silver, I have a lot of recipes special for diabetic because my dad is:) anyway many recipes is possible make for diabtic people:)
Gracias Myriam, xx
Gracias Pilar tambien me gustan los crumbles so much:)
Thanks a lot Mari and have a nice Tahnksgiving:)
Thanks a lot Kyleen:)
Thanks Zoe, I love crumbles too, x gloria
ReplyDeleteme encantan las moras mayte, la tarta de moras es deliciosa:)
Thanks so much cake law, love crumbles:)
Gracias Odile a mi me gustan mucho la sporciones indivisuales y es mejor para repartir:)
Grazie Manu, besos:)
Thanks so much Grace:)
Im glad you lve Marie but I know you make delicious crumbles too, send you huggs and love my dear, love yah! gloria
Thanks Sonia, gloria
Gracias amiga, besos
Thanks a lot María:)
Yes is nice happy cook love the bubblestoo, LOL
merci beaucoup mon Fimere, je adore les crumbles avec fruits,a bientot xxgloria
Gracias blue lady:)
Hola Juani mi vida, no sabía que eran tan mañosos en tu casa,ha,ha esta bien a lo mejor las niññas son pequeñas, pero es importante la fruta, a los mios les encanta o pueden que esten acostumbrados.
Gracias por tu cariño:)
Vare aún no puedes comer, ojalá puedas pornto porque para recuperarte las frutas sobre todo los berries son muy buenos., te mando un abrazo cariñoso Vale:)
Thanks Amelia:)
Gracias Pamela:)
Thanks Kitchen flavours, x gloria
ReplyDeleteThanlks a lot Kris, gloria
Thanks what for dessert, :)
Thanks catherine, Hope you had a nice thanksgiving:)
Blessinmgs and thanks Thomas:)
Thanks Joanne:)
Puede ser Lorena el helado le viene muy b ien a los crumbles:)
ReplyDeleteThanks miss baker:)
Si Pame son congeladas te dejé un comentario en tu blog es que han estado muy baratos los congelados de berries en cambio si compras frescis te sale el doble, las ironías de la vida, e smuy raro el asunto de la exportación:)
Thanks Karen,xx
Bueno nathalia este es un postre especial para tí que no te hará mal además te gustan, besos
Thanks Lizzy, I love crumbles, thanks Lizzy Im blessing to have
you like a lovely friend:)
Thanks Beth:)
Thanks Pat, wellyou know we never know...
Yum, this crumble looks delicious!! The photos are beautiful also.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! I wish I could buy those berries in Australia...they are so pretty...but I cannot find fresh ones.
ReplyDeleteI will just have to keep looking at your photos and wishing! :)
Ps. Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog.
That looks good, I haven't had a crumble of any kind in a while.
ReplyDeleteQue delicia esta receta Gloria!!. Tomo nota. En casa les encanta probar cosas nuevas y tus recetas son un éxito...Besos
ReplyDeleteGloria è sempre bello passare a trovarti ciao♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a great combination; just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteRita
Miam!! J'y plongerais bien ma cuillère:) Bon vendredi à toi ma belle Gloria!!xxx
ReplyDeleteYour crumbles look so refreshing after the huge Thanksgiving meal we had yesterday.
ReplyDeleteSam
I'm obsessed with fruit crumbles right now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for replying! We have strawberries, raspberries and blueberries too..but no black berries. I think black berries are the prettiest! I'd love to taste them one day..
ReplyDeleteAlso, about the fondant. I buy mine from the local grocery store and cake stores too. But you can also make it at home (which I think takes some practice and some work). You can find a recipe via Google. Or there is one here http://candy.about.com/od/fondantcandyrecipes/r/basic_fondant.htm
Good luck!
Ps. If you still want to make the snowmen, but can't find fondant..try using royal icing and maybe marshmallow as the snowman head.
This looks great Gloria!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!:)
Gloria, yum!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as usual :-))
Wow I love it!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Que buena pinta! yo también pongo recetas en mi blog, si quieres pásate :]
ReplyDeleteSigue así!
YUM! That looks fantastic! Thank you so much for visiting my blog! And thanks for the nice comments, too!
ReplyDeleteHi Gloria happy Thanksgiving. My daughter is visiting from Texas and I told her I needed to show her your page header, because I love the blueberries and you have roses, which I love also but where did the blueberries go? It's ok Gloria, Your blackberry dessert looks like I would like a bit. Happy cooking Andi
ReplyDeletemeravigliosi e deliziosi!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely treat! i really wouldnt mind eating them for anytime of the day!!
ReplyDeleteI love all possible cakes with pears!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious. I love a good crumble and the flavor combination is perfect here!
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