Strawberry Crumble – Warm and nutty dessert combined with sweet strawberries and a crisp crumble topping.
Plus… it’s lightened-up, protein-ed up, AND fiber-ed up!
Healthy dessert?!? YUSSSS!
Happy Monday, you guys!! How was the weekend? Did you have the best Mother’s Day?!
Lemme tell you about mine…
I spent the entire morning explaining to a 5-year old why there isn’t a Day dedicated to kids. My answer was plain and simple, “Every day is Kid’s Day”.
Ooooh girrrrl! I had the wrong answer!
She started crying and demanding I call President Obama and TELL (not ask) him to dedicate a day to Kids. Her list of demands grew, asking that, “…all kids get a Barbie cake, Frozen powers… iPads for every kid in the entire world because every kid deserves to play games”… The mind of a Kindergartner. 😀
Later in the morning we went to my parent’s house and enjoyed this warm Strawberry Crumble for brunch, right after some bacon, eggs, and Mimosas. Me = Happy!
So now it’s Monday, and we very well know that all Mondays start with, “As of today, I’m on a diet”. Right?
Due to that reality, I wanted to share this lightened up sweetness with you because dessert. Trust me, it won’t be too long before you reach for something to calm down that sweet tooth.
HOW TO MAKE A STRAWBERRY CRUMBLE
This crumble is just a simple and sincere crumble. It starts with juicy strawberries, some sweet brown sugar, and a bit of butter. It’s topped with oats, cinnamon, almond flour, and baked to a crisp. That is, a crisp topping and a warm and juicy filling. AND? 140 calories per serving. AMEN to that!
Honestly? The sight of this sweet cake makes me want to make it again today and have it all to myself. 6 delicious servings just for me… but that would probably mess with my Monday diet plans. Damn serving suggestions!
Let’s just go and make this crumble with any sort of summer berries that you like because dessert is always our comfort.
ENJOY!
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Strawberry Crumble
Ingredients
- 6 cups (about 1-1/2 pounds) strawberries, hulled and quartered
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons light brown sugar , divided
- 1/3- cup almond flour
- 1/3- cup rolled oats
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons cold unsalted butter , cut into pieces
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375F.
- Lightly grease an oval baking dish or an 8-inch brownie dish with cooking spray.
- Layer the strawberries on the bottom of the dish and toss with lemon juice.
- In a small mixing bowl, combine flour and 1 tablespoon light brown sugar; mix until incorporated.
- Add the brown sugar mixture to the strawberries and mix to combine. Set aside.
- In a mixing bowl, whisk together almond flour, oats, baking powder, cinnamon, salt and remaining brown sugar.
- With your fingers, rub in butter until mixture is crumbly.
- Press mixture in between your fingers into small lumps and sprinkle over strawberries.
- Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until top is golden brown and fruit is bubbling.
- Remove from oven and let stand a few minutes.
- Serve warm or cold.
- Optionally, top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Nutrition
Nutritional info is an estimate and provided as courtesy. Values may vary according to the ingredients and tools used. Please use your preferred nutritional calculator for more detailed info.
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Not really a crumble or crisp. Not tasty either – it just doesn’t work. Save your calories for a small portion of something good.
I tried this recipe and it was easy to follow and very tasty. The only thing that puzzles me why the author added a baking powder ingredient to the crumble mix. It won’t work with rolled oats or almond flour ( which is just ground almonds) so why add it?
Awesome recipe and easy to follow. Just made it today and it came out super. I had coconut flakes in the pantry so I toasted them and added them to the crumble. I’m a coconut fan. Seems like enough crumble to me but maybe next time I would increase it 1.5x.
In Turkey, there is a day for children. Children play games. Moreover, they come from different countries. We wait. Crumble also looks delicious 🙂 I wrote a translation, I hope it is not wrong.
23 April: Turkey is children’s day.
Oh that’s awesome!! I think we need one of those out here, too! 😉 hehe
Hi this looks delightful but was wondering about the inclusion of the all purpose flour. Is there a substitute I could use in lieu of that? tyia
I used a tablespoon of oat ground up Oats and a heaped tablespoon of arrowroot powder, though any starch would do for the latter. I also ended up doubling the crumb topping because it was pretty sparse when using an 8″ square pan.
How would thawed, frozen strawberries work?
Loved ur recipes its very tempting and yummy i sometimes make recipes from here
Just returned from a trip to the pick-’em-yourself strawberry farm. These ultra-fresh strawberries will soon be in a crumble!
This looks crazy good! I can’t believe it’s healthy. But I would probably eat the whole thing, so maybe not so healthy then …
You had me at crumble, I love this dessert!
Looks great Katerina! I had to laugh a bit with your 5 year old, the world revolves around them. 😉
You can never go wrong strawberry. Well, in this case strawberry crumble. Your strawberry crumble not only super gorgeous but all so delicious i can tell. Can’t wait to make it!
Oh my, girl has some big demands. Hey, I gotta hand it to her, she does have good taste. Who wouldn’t want Frozen powers? I’m 30 and I wouldn’t mind having Frozen powers. Girl, I want to get all up in this crumble. Pinned.
HA I love your answer that every day is kids day! This crumble looks awesome, and I love that it is slightly healthy! Can’t wait to make this!
All I can say is WOW. That, and thank goodness it’s strawberry season, so I can make this delicious looking dessert!
Screw serving suggestions! I will gladly take this entire dish and not be shamed one bit 😉
Your recipes look delicious and I will make the “Strawberry Crumble soon”. But I need to tell you your sense of humor is WONDERFUL!!! If I never baked a thing I would read your recipes just for your humor.Keep up the good work ,and thank you
Oh man, kids have the craziest imaginations! I love this crumble. Oat toppings are my favorite!
Haha! I love the way your daughter thinks. My little nieces were pondering over why there wasn’t a “kids day” on Sunday too! LOL. Like you said: that’s totally every day. 😉
Uhmm about this crumble. Me = Obsessed. I am seriously swooning over that gorgeous crumble topping and all those pretty berries! I think this needs to be breakfast this morning. 😀
your daughter is too adorable.yep ipad for all the kids. love how bright and summery these look.
Looks absolutely delicious!
Love any dessert that features strawberries! This looks absolutely divine! 🙂
Oooo this looks beautiful and delicious! Love that it’s a fab dessert that won’t tip the scales! Nice!
Haha, oh boy, I am sure I will be dealing with that next year with my daughter. Earlier this year I explained what a “food baby” was to my little girl and now she thinks she has babies in her tummy, therefore Mother’s Day was a day for her, too! This crumble though… I must have it in my life!
LOOOOL!!! I love it! 🙂 Kids are the cutest!
I love a good fruity crumble and haven’t had strawberry in a long time. This looks so good and I love that it’s healthier too – this is definitely on my “must make” list.
I hope feature me will remember to make this crumble during the weekend! I’ll have to set a reminder, just in case 🙂
WOW – that’s all I can say. This looks gorgeous (and delicious!) And I’m seriously in love how low calorie it is. Pinning this one for later 😀
There is nothing better than strawberry crumble to me. So good! And I love that you made it much healthier. Beautiful photos as always!