Since this is an Old-Fashioned Rhubarb Crumble, I have NOT used oats.Feel free to add them, if you want (just swap out half the flour in the topping for oats and call it whatever you want). I ...

Preheat your (fan assisted) oven to 170°C. Put the chopped rhubarb and the first 50g of sugar into the baking dish. Stir so that the sugar coats the rhubarb pieces. Into a large mixing bowl put ...

There he shared with us his recipe for strawberry and rhubarb crumble, a delicious seasonal recipe made using the best of British and French ingredients - with French Gariguette strawberries and ...

Encased in a buttery homemade crust and topped with an oat filled, vanilla spice laced crumble, this rhubarb oat crisp tart ...

The humble crumble is given a fresh new edge with this nutty topping which has plenty of crunch and flavour. The hazelnuts and cashews form a good base with coconut oil, and malt syrup sticks it ...

This cake is delicious warm or cold. If you can’t find rhubarb, simply peel and roughly chop some pears — they work superbly. The perfect accompaniment for this cake is a bowl of lightly ...

James Martin’s classic rhubarb crumble recipe will take you to comfort food heaven in six short steps and under an hour. Each serving provides 630 kcal, 6g protein, 97g carbohydrates (of which ...

This crumble will make a great dessert for the ... Take off the heat, stir in the rhubarb and tip the mixture into a wide 2 litre/3½ pint baking dish. Preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas ...

Mix the orange juice with the vanilla paste, honey and zest and pour over rhubarb Bake for 15 mins or until just soft. Set aside. To make crumble: Place oats, flour, cinnamon, walnuts, sugar and ...

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