I served it straight from the oven with a big dollop of homemade whip cream. YUMMY.
I rant about fresh produce from the farmers market and this dessert and dinner is all fresh fruit and veggies from there. I love the farmers market. AND I REALLY LOVE HOMEMADE CHERRY AND BLUEBERRY CRUMBLE!!!!!!!
Yes! I am crazy! I pitted about 200 cherries and my fingers are still discolored. It was worth it.....But I am not sure if I will try to pit all the fresh cherries again.
I added 1/2cp of sugar to the already cut cherries and I would continually toss with each batch of freshly cut cherries.
3cps. cherries
1 cps. blueberries
3 heaping TB of flour
1 1/4 cp sugar(If you already added 1/2 cp to the cut cherries add that to this amount of sugar)
1. Toss all of the above together and put in the bottom of a greased 9x13 pan.
1. Toss all of the above together and put in the bottom of a greased 9x13 pan.
1 1/2 cp. flour
1 1/2 cp. oatmeal
1cp. brown sugar
1/2 cp. sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 stick of cold butter
3/4 cp. of shortening
2. I threw all of this in the food processor and processed until about dime sized. I then put it right on top of the cherries. This makes a lot of crunch, but I love lots of crunch
1 cp. of heavy cream
1/4 cp of sugar
Beat until it is thick....MAKE SURE you do not over beat it. It will turn into butter.
YUMMY....ENJOY
It looks delicious!!!! -Tien:)
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ReplyDeleteYes, that would be the angels singing. This looks mahvelous, and glory be! I just happen to have a big 'ol bag of cherries in my fridge! What a perfect summer recipe!!
PS: Thanks for the email back! I'm sad the Farmer's Market is only open on Wednesdays~ I work at Rollins, which would make a trip to New Smyrna on a Wed. morn, a little hard to conquer :)
wow, that looks amazing and I salute the effort that was involved to pit that many cherries
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