{"id":56430,"date":"2016-07-19T20:00:49","date_gmt":"2016-07-19T18:00:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ellerepublic.de\/brombeer-crumble-mit-feige\/"},"modified":"2020-05-19T14:12:46","modified_gmt":"2020-05-19T12:12:46","slug":"blackberry-crumble","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ellerepublic.de\/en\/blackberry-crumble\/","title":{"rendered":"Blackberry Crumble with Figs & Pistachio"},"content":{"rendered":"

This blackberry and fig pistachio oat crumble is about as simple and basic as they come, and though it\u2019s vegan and<\/em> gluten-free it\u2019s just as delicious as you can expect any summer crisp or crumble to be. Prepared with coconut oil, it\u2019s completely dairy-free. And thanks to pistachios, almond meal, and gluten-free oats, it\u2019s also great for any one following a gluten-free diet. What I particularly love about this dessert is how wonderfully the flavors of blackberry and fig work together. Rich and sweet ripe figs and slightly tart blackberries complement each other so incredibly well, especially together with aromatic fresh rosemary and flavors of almond and pistachio in this crispy, crumbly oat topping (btw, your kitchen will smell amazing!).<\/p>\n

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What is the difference between a crumble and crisp?<\/h2>\n

When reviewing the rules of the game, a crisp has oats, the oats in the topping crisp up as it bakes, hence the name. Both are similar. Crumbles originate from the UK and crisps from North America. Both contain fresh fruit and both have a streusel topping that is baked until its golden brown and the fruit bubbles. It used to be that the only thing that differentiated them was the oats. Crisps contain them. Crumbles do not. But the lines have gotten a little blurry and the term crumble and crisp are used interchangeably.<\/p>\n

Whether it’s a crips or a crumble, you can top this delicious dessert with non-dairy ice cream (or dairy) or do as I do and eat it as is. Just let it cool a little bit and simply dig in!<\/p>\n

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Blackberry & Fig Pistachio Oat Crumble (V + GF)<\/h2>
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