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mammacubed on 11.8.2011
This is so good my kids raved for days. I’ve made it two times this week (doubling the recipe the second time.) It’s in the oven now — we’re having it for dinner (not dessert, dinner!)
randomsideizzie on 4.12.2011
Secret weapon for sure! I made this a few weeks ago when we had friends over. Big hit!
My modification: gluten free oats and Pamela’s Baking & Pancake mix for the flour.
seansmtgirl on 6.14.2010
Love this recipe! This was the first apple crisp I’ve made in about 7 years. It was so easy to make and my husband just about died on the first bite!!
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sandyharsh on 8.23.2010
This was really delicious! We enjoyed it a lot!
Michelle on 8.19.2010
Hey MW, I actually have 2 tips for you. First, the dark brown sugar is really important, it keeps everything sticking together better. Second, if you let the butter heat up just a little (I put it on the oven while it preheats) it’s easier to cut in to crumbles. If you start to use your hands to make “crumbles” everything breaks apart. But, when it’s taking forever to cut with two knives, using your hands is really tempting. I’ve definitely make that mistake before!
mw28590 on 8.18.2010
I made this for a friend of ours. I’m not sure what happened, but the “crisp” was not crispy. Even before I baked it, the topping was not “crumbly,” but kind of runny. I realized after I made it that I had used light brown sugar instead of dark brown sugar–not sure if that made a difference. But it sure did smell good when it was baking in the oven and it looked very tasty. I plan on trying this recipe again with the dark brown sugar; hopefully I will have better luck the 2nd time around!
newgunn1 on 4.9.2010
A good friend of mine had twins recently so I made this for them along with a full meal. Lets just say wow!