1Blueberry Crumble
PHOTO: LUCY SCHAEFFER; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE Taking advantage of sweet, jammy blueberries is one of our favorite ways to enjoy the summer season. There’s so much you can do with a glut of the summer fruit, but one of our tried-and-true favorites will always be the classic blueberry crumble.
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2Peach Crumble
Parker feierbach Peach crumble, not to be mistaken for a peach crisp or a peach cobbler, has a decadent, buttery topping. Here, we add a bit of ground cinnamon to give some warm, spiced notes and use brown sugar for a hint of molasses comfort.
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3Apple Crumble
Parker feierbach Love apple pie, but not so into making the crust? Honestly, we get it. If you’re looking for that same delicious flavor with way less effort, then this apple crumble might just become your new go-to fall dessert. With a buttery, cinnamon-pecan crumble and a spiced apple filling, this easy dessert is fall heaven in under an hour.
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4Apple Crumble Pie
Joel goldberg Can't decide between a classic apple pie and a crispy-topped apple crumble? We have good news—this hybrid of the two desserts is just as good as it sounds! If you're a fan of textures in every bite, this is the pie for you: finely chopped walnuts add a toasty richness to the topping, but other nuts like almonds, pecans, or hazelnuts would be delicious in their place.
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5Savory Sweet Potato Crumble
Erika LaPresto The secret to this easy savory-sweet crumble? You'd never guess it, but a hearty sprinkle of granola makes this buttery crumble an instant hit at the breakfast (or dinner) table.
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6Mini Apple Berry Crumble Pies
Rachel Conners Ever wish you had a tiny pie all for yourself? These mini pies are just the thing. We used tayberries in this pie, which are a blackberry/raspberry hybrid. They have a very limited season and you probably won't see them anywhere but a farmers' market. Replace with any kind of berry you'd like, but blackberries will give the most similar flavor!
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7Strawberry-Almond Crumble Pie
Hector M. Sanchez Baked fruit crumbles (which use fewer ingredients than a standard piecrust dough) first appeared in England during WWII as a result of common baking ingredients, such as butter and flour, being in short supply. When mixing a crumble, first be sure the butter is fully incorporated into the dry ingredients. Then, use your hands to create different size clumps, from pea to quarter. And don’t forget to chill the crumble before layering it on your filling. This gives the gluten time to rest and allows the butter to solidify, ensuring a tender and delicious topping.
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8Campfire Pear Crumbles
Becky Luigart-Stayner Grilled desserts certainly don't stop with marshmallows. If you're looking for something a little more fruit-forward, and a little more grown-up, consider making a pear crumble. Instead of trying to cook it all in a giant cast-iron pan, we've divvied it up into individual portions and put it in a muffin tin.
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9Strawberry-Rhubarb Crumbles
mike garten This rustic spring dessert is as delicious as any pie, but it comes together much more easily since you don’t have to worry about making a crust. If you don’t have three small cast-iron skillets, you can try baking them in 3 shallow casseroles instead, but your timing might be different so watch them carefully.
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10Blueberry Crumble
Nicole Dubois If you're heading to a summer potluck and need a dessert that feeds a crowd, look no further than this blueberry crumble! The topping can be made a day ahead and refrigerated, or up to three months ahead and stored in the freezer. All that's left to do stir up the simple blueberry filling and pile both into a baking dish. The end result is golden brown, bubbly, and ready for a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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