Rhubarb Berry Crumble GF

Reviews
4.9
Cooktime
45
min
Servings
9
Calories
337
kcal
Rhubarb Berry Crumble GFRhubarb Berry Crumble GF
Introduction

Rhubarb season is here! I look forward to seeing rhubarb because it means the start of Spring. It gets me into the groove of the season. It's a sign of warmer days and more fruit to come. I tossed in blueberries to compensate for a few bad strawberries and loved how it turned out.

Use all strawberries or mixed berries. This is a riff on a classic crumble topping. It uses coconut oil and milk and gluten free flour. Crumble topping is so forgiving that this could probably be made with all-purpose flour. I made a version of this with a pie crust because I want to have it all.

IF you like me like crust and crumb and have dough on hand, try it out. It does not disappoint.

Sodium
7
%
Fat
20
g
Protien
4
g
Carbs
47
g
Fiber
4
g
Sugar
13
g

Method

STEP 1: Make the Coconut-butter

When using coconut oil instead of butter, I add coconut milk to the oil. This replaces the moisture that comes from the milk solids in butter. Mix coconut oil to a pliable consistency and stir in the coconut milk. Spread mixture into a square container and chili until it hardens.

STEP 2: Make the Crumble

Combine rice flour, sorghum, oats, sugar, salt and stir to combine. On a small cutting board turn out oil and cut coconut oil into ¼ pieces. Using your fingertips and not the palm of your hand, mix cubes into the dry ingredients until coconut oil has been incorporated. You should be able to squeeze pea size nuggets at this point creating a topping with larger and smaller size pieces. Place crumble in the freezer for ten minutes. 

STEP 3: Make the Filling

Cut fruit and combine with sugar, maple syrup, vanilla, ginger, lemon rind. Add water to starch, stir to combine, and pour into the strawberry rhubarb mixture. Let mixture macerate for 5 minutes. 

Add fruit mixture to an 8" rectangular glass baking dish or 9” pie dish. Distribute the topping evenly and bake for 45-50 minutes on a cookie sheet to prevent any spills. Mixture should bubble and split, and the crumble should brown.

If the crumble has browned but the mixture hasn’t started bubbling, cover the top with foil to stop the browning and continue baking. Cool crumble for 20-30 minutes to set the juices. If you can wait! I like it warm and will steal a corner. Be better than me and try waiting!

Ingredients

Crumble

1 cup rice flour

1 cup sorghum flour

¾ cup oats (not quick cooking)

½ teaspoon salt

¼ cup cane sugar/palm

2 tablespoons coconut milk

¾ cup coconut oil

Filling

2 cups strawberries and blueberries, quartered or halved, depending on size

2 cups rhubarb, thinly sliced (1/4")

2 tablespoons cane sugar or palm sugar

2 tablespoons maple syrup

Zest of 1 lemon

1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste or ½ vanilla bean

1 tablespoon minced ginger

1 tablespoon tapioca starch or cornstarch

1 tablespoon water

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