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| The Kitchen Whether you are just in from the pub or just plain hungry, tune in here to get The TeakDoors Kitchen low down on knocking up a tasty and satisfying bit of Thai nosh. Also feel free to add your recipes and pictures to this section. |
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| Old Git Last Online: Today 04:19 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Runcorn, Cheshire, UK formerly Epsom Surrey.
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| Props Fruit Crumble As now is the time for fresh picked cooking apples, I had picked a nice bag of Bramleys from one of my clients garden. As I wanted to freeze these down, I decided at the time to do an apple crumble. Here is the ingredients that you will need, Some cooking apples Lemon 6 oz plain flour 3 oz butter 2 oz sugar Some corn flakes ![]() Peel and core the apples then slice. To avoid discolouration of the apples squeeze a lemon into a saucepan of water and drop your sliced apples into that. I always par stew any hard fruit before making the crumble but this is not necessary. To stew - Empty and drain your sliced apples, throw into a saucpan with a bit of sugar, the amount of sugar depends on the sharpness of the fruit. Add a tablespoon of water bring to boil and simmer for about ten minutes. ![]() Whilst this is going on you can make your crumble mix. I cheat on this as I use the processor for the mixing. Add your flour and butter and mix to a fine crumb. Stir in the couple of ounces of sugar. ![]() Because I make a fine crumb I then add a good handful of corn flakes to give it a 'crunchie' taste, and stir this in by hand. ![]() Layer your stewed fruit into a baking dish and and then top with the crumble mix. Bake in an over at 200C or gas Mark 4 for about 30 mins. If your fruit has not been par steewed cookng time should be about 40 mins. ![]() An here is the completed product. An oops here as I forgot about it and gave it ten minutes to long ![]() Last edited by Propagator : 04-11-2008 at 01:05 AM. Reason: forgot about the sugar in crumble |
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| Small Member | Looks tasty props. I like to use brown sugar for the crumble, to add a bit of a treacly flavour. Ive got 4lb of apples in the freezer (fresh from the orchard) waiting to be made into crumble, plus a couple of jars of sauce. Do you think the apples will freeze ok?
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| Old Git Last Online: Today 04:19 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Runcorn, Cheshire, UK formerly Epsom Surrey.
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| ^ For freezing I usually prepare them as for stewing, but dont add sugar. Blanche for about a minute, drain and plunge into ice cold water. Drain and sort in small containers and freeze. Yep could have used brown sugar |
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| Koh Phangan Last Online: 03-01-2009 05:48 PM Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: The thin ice of modern life.
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| Somebody mention apple crumble...? With custard? Bloody marvellous! Interesting idea to add cornflakes, never tried that before, but it's got my stomach rumbling. |
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| Old Git Last Online: Today 04:19 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Runcorn, Cheshire, UK formerly Epsom Surrey.
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