.....love crumble. This one is Apple and plum with a dash of blackberry!
Jammy and crunchy!
Sarah xXx
PS Hello Jody and welcome to East Sussex! Hope you are settling in OK?
PPS Cassie - I have saved you a bowl of crumble!
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Foraging
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Made some apple and plum crumble the other week, lovely.
ReplyDeleteCan't believe crumble season is upon us already! Change is in the air...
ReplyDeleteLost me entirely on the cobnuts???
ReplyDeleteBut I found my why back to you when i heard crumble.
lovely.
xo Jane
I just love cobnuts, you're reminded me to seek some out. Love the look of that crumble x
ReplyDeleteyes it's nearly time to go blackberry picking.....lots of crumble!
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DIVINE photos and I love crumbles too.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this summer moment with us.
All joys to you,
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
P.S. I'm going picking today!
Peaches are in season here in Michigan and I have been wearing the juice on my shirts everyday. Better to make a nice cobbler!!
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Jane
if I lived within a 50 mile radius of you I would hunt that crumble down! happy foraging...fee x (no blackberries up north for a good while yet, brrrrr!)
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise you picked cobnuts when they are still green. We've got a hazelnut bush and I've always left them to ripen - and then they've disappeared before I've got to them. Can you eat them straight away?
ReplyDeleteDo you know - for all the years I have lived here I have never tasted a kentish cob - whey hey!
ReplyDeleteNot to my knowledge anyhow.
Have a beautiful weekend Sarah,
Nina xxx
Found your blog via Sharon Lovejoy . . . so happy I did, have wandered around here for the last hour. Love what you're doing. Love where you live! Thank you for the views!
ReplyDeleteYummmmmm my sweet friend....a crumble is just what I need today! Yours is so pretty. The weather is a wee bit cool today so a cozy day of baking is in store. Hugs to you. oxxo
ReplyDeletethat looks and sounds delish, we usually go blackberrying in late august or early sept. I love making jam with them and any leftover get put in a crumble.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog
Gill x
Yum! yum! What a super-duper crumble, with cobnuts! I'm moving to Kent!!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious summer bounty! I love crumbles! Beautiful photos. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comment. Ah, Charlie Mouse! (to be said in a very high, squeaky voice) - I love him. I have one actually - he plays the 'we will mend it' song when you press his tummy.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm okay - nice of you to ask. But tired, but fed up with the grind of retail. But tired of being broke. Wish I was more successful business woman type!
I love your Emma Bridgewater oven gloves on the post!
We may be getting goats in near future - two or three. Mike says we should call them Emma, Cath and Laura after the 'holy trinity' of Bridgewater, Cath K and Laura Ashley. Haha.
I quite fancy Mary, after the Secret Garden. Also my mum's name :)
Love Charlotte
x
I'm in a country town in Queenslands sunshine coast , I was told I'm a women of Avalon , these pictures just are calling out to me take me home , cornwall is such a beautiful place , i watch escape to the country religously just to get a peek at some of the heritage listed cottages and barns so beautiful, love the english country side, great inspiration,for my permiculture gardens . TA Leticia OZ
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