Bumbleberry Crisp
Posted July 2, 2024 by Prairie Wife - 2 comments
Bumbleberry Crisp is what I make when I want Bumbleberry Pie but don’t have the energy to make a pie crust! It’s all the delicious Summer flavors I love with a thick, crispy topping, and it takes half the effort/energy to make.
WIN!
The best way to eat this is served warm with Vanilla Ice Cream!
NOTE: I make this for my family of 7, so the recipe below is for a Crisp made in a large rectangular glass dish. You can cut the recipe in half for a smaller family and bake in a 9×9 glass dish. Also, feel free to add more or less of a favorite fruit…measurements aren’t exact!
Bumbleberry Crisp
Prep Time: 15 Minutes Bake Time: 30-45 Serves: 8-10
Filling Ingredients
16 oz of Raspberries
16 oz of Blackberries
16 oz of Blueberries
16 oz of Strawberries Cut Up
5 Large Apples Cut Up (you can peel if you want)
1 tbsp Brown Sugar
1/4 cup of flour
3/4 cup of White Sugar
Crisp Topping
2 cups oats
2 cups brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
2 cups whole wheat flour (white flour is fine too)
A pinch of salt
3 sticks of butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Combine filling ingredients and set aside while you make the Crisp Topping.
- Spray the glass dish with nonstick spray.
- Put the filling into the glass dish and spread it evenly.
- Using your hands, sprinkle the Crisp Topping over the Bumbleberry filling. Make sure it is evenly spread to the corners. Lightly press down the topping. There should be no gaps.
- Place it into the oven and set the timer for 30 minutes (you may want to place a pan underneath to catch any bubbling juices).
- Your Bumbleberry Crisp will be done when the filling is bubbling, and the topping is a dark golden brown.
- Serve warm with Vanilla Ice Cream.
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I’m not a huge fan of the seeds in raspberries and blackberries but I might try this with only blueberries and strawberries – I love a good crisp!!
That’s what I love about this recipe: it can be easily modified to suit your preferences or what you have around the house!