Ingredients
For the
crumble
-
6
cooking apples (or Granny Smith’s)
-
150
grams of mixed, defrosted berries
-
75
grams of castor sugar
-
100
grams of butter
-
150
grams plain flour
-
75
grams pecan nuts, chopped
For the
custard
-
3
egg yolks
-
1
teaspoon cornflour
-
3
Tablespoons sugar
-
250ml
thick cream
-
300ml
full cream milk
-
1
teaspoon vanilla essence
Method
Gather all
the equipment and ingredients together. Find a clean, clear space to work in on
the kitchen counter or table. Always remember to wash your hands.
Crumble:-
-
First
leave the berries out, covered in a bowl, to defrost. When they have defrosted
you can begin.
-
Preheat
the oven to 200 deg.C
-
Peel
and chop the apples into chunks on a board, remove and discard pips and skin.
-
Put
the berries into the bottom of the baking dish and put the apples over them.
Flatten slightly with your hand.
-
Scatter
the sugar over
-
Put
the measured flour into a mixing bowl. Rub in the butter until the combined
flour and butter look like fine bread crumbs.
-
Add
the sugar and nuts.
-
Scatter
the mixture over the fruit
-
Put
the dish into the oven and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or until the topping has
browned and the fruit is bubbling.
-
Using
the oven gloves, as the dish will be very hot, carefully remove it from the
oven and put onto a cooling rack. Do not place a hot, glass dish on anything
cold as it will crack
Custard:-
-
Crack
the eggs one by one and separate yellows from the whites.
-
Put
the egg whites to one side to use another day (good for meringues)
-
Put
the cornflour and sugar in a large mixing bowl. Mix in the yolks
-
Put
the milk into a saucepan on the stovetop. Add the cream.
-
Turn
the stovetop heat on to medium heat and heat the milk and cream mixture until
hot but not boiling.
-
Pour
the mixture out of the pan over the egg yellows, mix well and return to the pan
-
Turn
the heat down to low and stir the mixture, in a figure of 8, with a long
handled spoon, until it is thick. Add
the vanilla, stir. Pour into a serving jug and serve with the apple/fruit
crumble
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