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This Five Minute Apple Crumble Will Up Your Daily Dessert Routine

This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at McGill chapter.

Healthy is rarely an adjective that inspires excitement when it comes to desert, but this fruit crumble is exactly that and more. The beauty of this treat is it can be thrown together in a pinch, while simultaneously tricking whoever you serve it to into thinking you’re a expert in the kitchen.

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Photo by Liz Kaplan

You can make this with any fruit you have lying around, ideally what’s in season to make your kitchen more sustainable; so during these cold Montreal winters I opt for apples but in the summer peaches and blackberries are the perfect pair.

If you’re vegan this recipe can easily be changed, by swapping maple syrup out for butter, to suit you.

5 minute Apple Crumble

Difficulty:BeginnerPrep time: 5 minutesCook time: 45 minutesTotal time: 50 minutesServings:4 servings

Ingredients

Instructions

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    Cut up your Apples, coating them with three of your four tablespoons of cinnamon and then sprinkle them with a little bit of brown sugar

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    Combine your flour and melted butter.

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    Add oats and cinnamon to your flour and butter mixture

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    Evenly coat your apples with your crumble topping.

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    Bake until the topping is golden brown, around 45 to 50 minutes.

Born and raised in the rain capital of Canada, Vancouver, I grew up with a taste for any and all Asian and Mexican food, the latter of which has been easier to maintain since my move cross country. My love for poutine, a delicacy I once detesed with every part of my being, ability to consider -6 warm and dark dark under eye circles are just a few of my cherished souvenirs of my first two years of undergrad in McGill.