Important for pear crumble with walnuts
Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for a short crumble.
Pears are put into the mould with lemon and cinnamon and baked under crumble topping of flour, oatmeal, butter, sugar and walnuts. Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for a short crumble. Apples can replace part of the pears, hazelnuts fit instead of walnuts.
Why this recipe works
Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for short crumbs. Pears are put into the mould with lemon and cinnamon and baked under crumble topping of flour, oatmeal, butter, sugar and walnuts. Apples can replace part of the pears, hazelnuts fit instead of walnuts.
Recipe
Pears are put into the mould with lemon and cinnamon and baked under crumble topping of flour, oatmeal, butter, sugar and walnuts. Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for a short crumble.
Preheat the oven to 190 ° C / 325 ° F / gas mark 4 and prepare a baking dish. Dice pears, mix with lemon juice and sprinkle with cold butter, oatmeal, flour, sugar and walnuts.
Pears are put into the tin with lemon and cinnamon and baked under crumble topping of flour, oatmeal, butter, sugar and walnuts.
Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for a short crumble.
Bake the pear crumble until the fruit juice bubbles on the edges and the walnut crumbs are browned. Leave to cool in the tin for ten minutes before serving.
Kitchen know-how
Ripe but firm pears retain structure; cold butter and short kneading make for a short crumble.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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