This Recipe Has Just 6 Ingredients, But Will Taste Like It Took You All Day
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The Easiest And Tastiest Dessert Ever Known To Man
A friend of mine once told me the crumbles are her favorite dessert, because they mix smooth textures with crunchy textures. I like to think that crumbles are one of my favorite desserts too, except for me it’s because the crumble works so nicely under a scoop of creamy, decadent vanilla ice cream.
Which goes to show, in a fun way, that we can be different but still understand each other perfectly, right? Haha! Whatever your reason to love crumbles is, it’s the right one. If you’ve never made a crumble before, now is the perfect time to start because this recipe has only 6 ingredients. For that reason, it’s totally unintimidating to dive right into making this recipe on any day of the week. And I am not just saying that!
It’s simple to put together, and so fast to whip up, you’ll be able to make it on a weeknight… and still have energy at the end of the day to clean up the kitchen dishes (you know, that ONE pan that the crumble went in.) Totally worth it, right? My whole family certainly think so! Especially when I serve this with that ice cream I was talking about!
Recipe and photo courtesy of My Sequined Life.
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Quick Tip: Peel peaches easily by adding them for about 30 seconds to a boiling pot of water.