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Summer Fruit Crumble with a Hazelnut Top
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Desserts · Vegetarian

Summer Fruit Crumble with a Hazelnut Top

This crumble comes together in two stages: the peaches soften first under the lid with a little sugar and orange zest, then bake uncovered under a crunchy hazelnut topping. The SuperSonic Chopper Extra grinds the nuts and rubs in the butter in the same bowl, leaving only the final crumbling to your fingers.

In brief Summer Fruit Crumble with a Hazelnut Top is a desserts recipe cooked in the Tupperware Premiaglass. It takes 55 minutes in total and serves 6 servings.
Total time
55 min
Prep
20 min
Cook
35 min
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Tupperware Premiaglass
Product usedTupperware Premiaglass

+ Tupperware SuperSonic Chopper

Ingredients

6servings

Method

  1. Heat the oven to 200 °C (400 °F), fan setting. Coat the Tupperware Premiaglass casserole 2.1 l with the soft butter using a silicone brush and sprinkle with the brown sugar.

  2. Wash the peaches, peel them if you like with the 2-in-1 peeler and cut them into large cubes. Place them in the casserole with the orange zest.

  3. Cover and bake for about 15 minutes.

  4. Meanwhile, put the flour, hazelnuts, sugar and salt in the Tupperware SuperSonic Chopper Extra and run it until the nuts are ground. Add the cold butter and run it again until the mixture looks even.

  5. Remove the blades and pinch the mixture between your fingers to make coarse crumbs.

  6. Scatter the crumble over the fruit and bake uncovered for about 20 minutes, until the top is deep golden.

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Questions about this recipe

How long does Summer Fruit Crumble with a Hazelnut Top take?

55 minutes in total: 20 minutes of preparation and 35 minutes of cooking.

Which Tupperware product do I need?

This recipe is written for the Tupperware Premiaglass. See all 53 recipes for the Premiaglass on this site.

How many people does it serve?

The quantities are for 6 servings. Use the − and + buttons above the ingredients to adjust them.

Any tip for success?

Out of season, use well-drained canned peaches or frozen apricots and skip the first 15-minute bake if the fruit is already soft.

Is it suitable for special diets?

Yes, this recipe is vegetarian.

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