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The ingredients needed to make Vanilla balsamic figs and raspberries, ginger'n'lime crumble and Greek yoghurt:
- Prepare 1 liter Greek yoghurt
- Take 4 large, ripe figs
- Take 400 grams fresh raspberries
- Take Marinade
- Get 1 balsamic vinegar
- Prepare 2 packages Vanilla sugar
- Make ready Crumble
- Take 3 limes
- Take 1 fresh ginger
- Take 150 grams plain flour
- Take 75 grams fine caster sugar
- Get 75 grams unsalted butter
A few nicks here and there told me the skin was fragile - one telltale sign of ripeness. After a quick boil in honey and a pucker of balsamic vinegar, the figs find the perfect sweet/tart balance. A tart, flavorful, and refreshing gluten-free vegan balsamic peach crumble with a hint of basil, almonds, and pistachios. The combination of the tartness of the lime and the balsamic vinegar with sweet, ripe This peach crumble can be eaten warm or cold.
Instructions to make Vanilla balsamic figs and raspberries, ginger'n'lime crumble and Greek yoghurt:
- Let's start up with the crumble. Turn up the oven to 175 C. Mix flour and sugar, then add grated ginger and grated lime rind. Find out what quantity works for you, but do use enough, we want fragrant crumble!
- Cut up the softened butter into small cubes, add to flour mixture and rub until you have yourself crumble mixture. Spread out on baking sheet and bake in oven for about 15 minutes, or until it looks, and smells, good. Take out and let cool on baking sheet.
- Put about 250-300 ml of balsamic vinegar (a good, old one, please don't choose your supermarket's cheapest!) in a small pot. Add vanilla sugar and boil down until slightly syrupy.
- Cut the figs in half and marinate in the balsamic syrup. I used a marinade injection needle, but just drizzle it all over and toss lightly if you don't have that. Drizzle'n'toss the raspberries too
- Put raspberries and figs under the oven grill until soft, but not completely mushy. Take out, let cool and cut figs into wedges (aim for 6 wedges per full fig, so three per half). Keep all the juices that came off on the side.
- Divide the yoghurt over your favorite bowls, spread the fig wedges around the edge, toss in the raspberries, drizzle over the juice left over from grilling.
- sprinkle over the crumble, grab a spoon and finish bowls to the bottom.
I like it warm with a side of vanilla ice cream. For the roasted figs, cut off the tops of the figs and make a cross in the top of each. Squeeze gently to open the figs up slightly. Place the figs onto a large piece of foil and For the honey and orange yoghurt, place the yoghurt, cinnamon, honey, orange zest and juice into a small bowl and mix well. Add the egg, a little at a time, beating well after each addition.
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