Gaye of Laws of the Kitchen chose Tropical Crumble on pages 418-419.I omitted the banana and added some peaches and served this with some strawberry and vanilla ice cream. It was a nice change from the standard apple crumble.
Gaye of Laws of the Kitchen chose Tropical Crumble on pages 418-419.I omitted the banana and added some peaches and served this with some strawberry and vanilla ice cream. It was a nice change from the standard apple crumble.
Looks fantastic, Tia! :)
ReplyDeleteI like your variation, I need to try it. Have a great day.
ReplyDeletePeaches sound great! Reminds me of peach cobbler.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delish, especially with the icecream on top. Thanks for baking along with me.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful, especially with the ice cream!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great combination! I think I might have preferred peaches to the bananas.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
I think cooking the fruits in brown sugar was what made this so good, so I'm sure yours with peaches was great. I used pineapple, which was very tasty.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of throwing in blueberries but I restrained myself.
ReplyDeleteYours look like a party with the ice cream.
I almost just used just peaches as I was reluctant to use the plantains since they were so starchy. Yours looks great and the strawberry ice cream sounds like a wonderful pairing.
ReplyDeletegreat idea to serve with peaches! :)
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy! :)
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It was hard to resist using peaches in this one - and I can see why. Your crumble looks great!
ReplyDeleteI missed this one but warm fruit and ice cream are an irresistible combination. Yours looks so delicious!
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